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- THE TIMEVol. 1 Issue: 6 April 30th, 2026 TELFORD, UK
- Hearts Opened By HarmonyHKL HKL
- Page 3Guest speakers Quinn Stain- field (Founder of Humanness), Tracey Robbins (Manager of the Eden Project), Michael Tetteh (Motivational Speak- er), and Anna Hackwell (In- nercamp) each offered pow- erful insights, while students from Walsall College deliv- ered a drama skit that left a lasting impression. Together, they shared an inspiring mes- sage on bringing Humility, Kindness, and Love into the workplace and the home. They encouraged a deeper reconnection with our shared humanity across the world. A shining example of service and community was seen in the partnership between The Big Lunch by the Eden Proj- ect and Midland Langar Seva Society, who came together to provide a free lunch for all attendees. This incredible collaboration served meals to over 2,000 people and was widely praised for its profes- sionalism, generosity, and or- ganisation.
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- Page 6HKL homes. In everyday interac- tions. Learning Through Con- nection
- Page 7Lord Lieutenant had the utmost responsibility in passing the HKL Torch forward to a rep- resentative from HKL Canada, who will carry it forward to the 7th International HKL Confer- ence in Toronto on August 8th, 2026. This was a meaningful moment for Deputy Lord Lieu- tenant as he was born in Cana- da, making the passing of the torch feel like a deeply personal and full-circle moment. OF This was a powerful expression of what is possible when people come together with open hearts and a shared vision for a better world. This is not the end but the beginning of a New You and Me.
- Page 8fin DAILY HKL AFFIRMATION
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Guest speakers Quinn Stain- field (Founder of Humanness), Tracey Robbins (Manager of the Eden Project), Michael Tetteh (Motivational Speak- er), and Anna Hackwell (In- nercamp) each offered pow- erful insights, while students from Walsall College deliv- ered a drama skit that left a lasting impression. Together, they shared an inspiring mes- sage on bringing Humility, Kindness, and Love into the workplace and the home. They encouraged a deeper reconnection with our shared humanity across the world.
A shining example of service and community was seen in the partnership between The Big Lunch by the Eden Proj- ect and Midland Langar Seva Society, who came together to provide a free lunch for all attendees. This incredible collaboration served meals to over 2,000 people and was widely praised for its profes- sionalism, generosity, and or- ganisation.
During the lunch period, at- tendees were able to explore a range of stalls, where busi- nesses and charities offered products at discounted rates. The HKL team shared mer- chandise on the day, adding to the sense of connection, sup- port, and celebration.
A personal letter was sent to the HKL Conference in Tel- ford, UK by Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer, alongside a video message from Deputy Prime Minister David Lammy. Both recognised the impor- tance of HKL's mission and highlighted the urgent need for Humility, Kindness, and Love in today's world.
It was heartwarming to wit- ness the support of respected figures such as the Mayor of Telford, who generously gave her time and remained present throughout the entire day. Tel- ford MP Sean Davies played a vital role in securing support from both the Prime Minister
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- THE PRIME MINISTER
- 8 April 2026
Dear Mr Good, Quinn Stainfield-Bruce is the business founder of Humanness
I am writing to thank you and your co-signatories for your recent letter, inviting me to the Humility, Kindness and Love Global Conference on 11 April.
Unfortunately, due to the demands on my schedule on the day, it will not be possible for me to join you. However, I do hope that the event is a great success. The conference's focus on humility, kindness and love are core to making the world happier and more peaceful. It provides a valuable opportunity for participants to reflect on themes that matter to many communities, especially at a time of wider uncertainty and change.
"Humility to me means I am no better and no worse than any oth- er human being. Kindness is a do- ing word, and Love has allowed me to truly see myself in another. When I operate from that place, my whole world changes."
I hope your event encourages positive connections and the feeling that we can all support each other through these changeable times.
Thank you, once again, for taking the time to write.
All best wishes, kw Starm
THE RT HON SIR KEIR STARMER KCB KC MP
A personal letter sent to the HKL Conference in Telford, UK by Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer
Anne Hackwell From Portugal: Innercamp Motivational Speaker
Annie guided the attendees to feel where exactly their fear resides and instead, plant a seed of love in that space. She reassured par- ticipants that when we focus on feeling, it creates a ripple effect on the people around you and contributes to a lasting change in the world.
Deputy Prime Minister David Lammy Sent a personal video message to The HKL Conference in Telford, UK.
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer Image: Crown copyright. Licensed under the Open Government and Deputy Prime Minister. His contribution along with his presence were sincerely valued.
It was shared that when Annie first learned of the HKL Con- ference, the guest speakers' list was full. Still, she asked the HKL Team "please let me come too." The HKL Team was moved by her tender heart and extended anoth- er seat. Her guided meditation and profound words were em- braced with gratitude extended by the attendees.
FOR UK
MP Sean Davies
"Building a more compassion- ate world is not easy. Leading with humility is not easy. Bring- ing people together in a divided world is not easy. Nothing great is and together it is possible."