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Giles Wadsworth of nxo Manchester South recently produced a high profile event at the Muslim Resource Centre in Foleshill at which HRH the Prince of Wales officially opened the centre’s new outpatient suite and launched a healthy eating magazine for the Asian community. The Apnee Sehat project, meaning "Our Health" in Punjabi, provides health and lifestyle advice and His Royal Highness was invited to open the unit due to his involvement with the Prince’s Foundation for Integrated Health (FIH) which encourages greater collaboration between conventional and complementary practitioners. He said: "The secret is the best of the ancient and the best of the modern." One benefit of ancient wisdom, he added, is that it, "doesn't cost very much". nxo was involved in all aspects of the visit from planning the Prince’s route within the centre to delivering all the technical requirements for the day.