Warwickshire Online Chat Forum

Eyebrow and facial threading

ultimate threading — Wed, 08 Sep 2010 17:22:26 GMT

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Welfest - Welford on Avon

Will — Thu, 02 Sep 2010 11:09:10 GMT

Did anybody else go to this event? I got there about 3:00pm, although I wasn't quite sure who I was seeing as I didn't have a programme, when my friend produced one, it didn't seem to tie in with what was playing.

Anyway, I'm full of praise for Simon Hart for throwing this event, as I'm very keen on seeing live music develop across the district and especially the town. Simon Fowler was excellent as always, and the band that headlined were also extremely good, Picture Book Music I believe they were called.

It's a shame more people didn't attend, but to be honest I think it's because the word wasn't out there. The festival doesn't have any online presence at all, which I think is unthinkable in these modern times. I only heard about the festival because of a chance meeting with Simon Hart. I felt for some of the artists who struggled to get a response from the small crowed.

Having said that, Rome wasn't built in a day, and it's a positive start to build on. If I was asked my opinion I'd probably have these ideas to put forward:

Get a proper stage sorted, even a scaffold one would be better than the inflatable one they used, and you can hang lights from scaffold!
There needs to be more for the kids, there were lots of children there with nothing to do. My friends came along with their kids, and although it was only �1 for children, they still felt there should be something there for them.
Following on from point 2. There needs to be more side-stalls and other distractions. A beer tent, pork roast, burger bar, and ice-cream van isn't enough for something that calls itself a "Festival". There was opportunity there for all sorts of things that you see at festivals, anything from clay-moddeling, necklace making, to juggling classes. I'm sure the locals have a wealth of talents to draw from and make use of.
The sound system seemed to struggle a lot of time time, I don't know if this was a noise limiter or faulty equipment, either way it was really struggling with the louder acts. Also having enough equipment so that the drummers could be mic'd up would be great. A few acts had drummers, and you just couldn't hear them!
Better lighting all round. The ladies toilets were in the dark, and most the festival was. The one light showing where the car park was, shut off almost as soon as the music finished, and I had to stumble across a dark field to find my car.
Have hour long sets instead of half-hour sets. Quality not quantity is the key as far as I'm concerned. Because the schedule seemed to be going to pot, some bands ended up only being able to play a couple of songs. You'd just be getting into a set, and then it was over.

Having said all that, I personally had a really great time. Once the crowd's enthusiasm upped up massively for Simon Fowler and Picture book Music, it suddenly seemed a lot more like what it was trying to achieve. I'm sure next years Welfest will have learnt a great deal from this year's, and it will be a terrific success.

any techeis there

lalana — Wed, 01 Sep 2010 06:37:58 GMT

i have a doubt, i live in Boston and gonna move to europe for touring, i have a blackberry, i unlocked my AT&T by using

codes ( http://www.unlock-free.com/ ), now can i browse internet in Europe with other networks in those local countries

BBC Documentary looking for pregnant women in the Nuneaton area

BBC Pregnancy Documentary — Fri, 27 Aug 2010 15:26:08 GMT

A new BBC documentary about pregnancy and lifestyle is looking for pregnant women to take part.

Are you worried you�re eating too much or not enough?
Is it difficult to balance your social life with being pregnant?
Are you determined to keep fit while pregnant?
Or are you finding it hard to cut down on smoking or alcohol?
Maybe you�ve got a busy career and are unable to slow down?
Do you believe everything you read about what you should and shouldn�t be doing?

If you, or someone you know, would like to find out more, please contact Cheryl ASAP on 020 8563 6982 or pregnancy@prospect-uk.com

Painting and Decorating

Jerzy — Thu, 26 Aug 2010 20:02:36 GMT

Residental painting&decorating in Rugby, for all aspects of the painting process from surface preparation to brush and roll applications.

A painting can improve your home and increase your property value. Interior painting can change the mood of a room.

Very clean working practices. We never leave a mess. Attention to detail.

Only the finest quality paint, brushes and materials are used. Preparation is the key. References are available upon request.

Contact us today for a free painting and decorating estimate

Get ready for winter

Walking Together

WCRF UK — Tue, 24 Aug 2010 10:26:27 GMT

Organise a Walking Together sponsored charity walk for World Cancer Research Fund (WCRF UK) and the money you raise will go towards our vital cancer prevention research. Visit www.wcrf-uk.org/walk to find out more information, to register your walk and to take advantage of lots of free resources.

By holding a sponsored charity walk in your local area, you will be able to bring your friends, family and the local community together to get out and about for a great cause. Or, if you belong to one of the many walking groups in the UK, why not hold a special one-off charity walk? This could also be a good way to recruit new members for walking groups.

Thank you in advance for supporting WCRF UK�s cancer research and education programmes of cancer prevention.
For more details:

* Email events@wcrf.org
* Call the WCRF UK Events Team on 020 7343 4205.

Another Bumble Bee rescued..

Shizara — Sun, 22 Aug 2010 07:14:37 GMT

I was walking home from the railway station a couple of nights ago and it was raining. When I got home and turned a light on I noticed something moving on the carpet. Upon closer inspection it was a very, wet bumble bee that was going nowhere fast. I hunted for a wee box and found one with a halogen mini spot light - perfect size, so took the halogen bulb out. Using one of the light supermarket carry bags I cut a piece of it off and wrapped it around the box leaving an extended area to use like a porch and sticky taped it on so it was secure on the sides. I carefully placed the poor bedraggled bumble bee into the dry cardboard box and placed it facing away from the weather in a planter trough. By next morning, the sun was out and the bumble bee had gone. So hopefully, it had dried over night and flown away.

Yoga for mum and baby, Dynamic Flow Yoga, Pregnancy Yoga

shantispirit — Thu, 19 Aug 2010 20:08:56 GMT

Mums find some space to relax! New baby classes starting in Rugby in September 2010 for babies from 8 weeks up to confident crawling. Friends Meeting House, Regent Place, Rugby 10.30am babies up to 4 months, and 11.30am babies 4 months to crawling. It's hard work having a baby - relax your shoulders, release your back, tone up your pelvic floor and unwind your mind, plus yoga play time for babies with movements to song and rhymes, strengthening little muscles, improving co-ordination, developing balance and communication. Learn to relax together and make new friends.

Feedback and questions very welcome - or come along to try the session.

Mums only - if your little one is growing bigger, come along at 9.30am for a dynamic flow yoga class. Strengthen, stretch and tone gently, then let it all go for relaxation.

finding a tradesman

dank — Wed, 18 Aug 2010 15:48:02 GMT

I'm wanting quite a few things done to my house and I've been looking for a few tradesmen for the last few weeks and it's a right hassle as I've got quite a few things that need doing, so need a plumber, joiner, builder, kitchen fitter, blah, blah. Anyway, I've just stumbed upon a couple of sites called Jobbit (www.jobbit.com) and myhammer but didn't know if anyone had heard of them before?

Anything to get quotes without having to phone a million people is good by me but not heard of them before.

Thoughts?

Banning Car Clamping on Private Property...

Shizara — Tue, 17 Aug 2010 23:19:57 GMT

There are moves afoot to ban the practice of clamping cars, fining them and having them removed from private property...

This subject is a tin of worms in itself. Whilst I understand that there are some robbing cowboys out there charging extortionate prices for offenders and engaging in tactics that are less than friendly, the subject of parking on private property without the permission of the owner is also showing complete and utter disregard for the rights of that owner, in fact, it even suggests that the owner has less rights than the individual helping themselves to a facility that isn't theirs in much the same way that someone squatting in your garden shed in your back garden would appear to have more rights to be there than you have to kick them out of your property and don't forget, the Police don't really want to be involved in these sort of issues regarding private property, so where does that leave the owner??

As someone who pays for the right to use a parking space in a private car park it becomes irritating when you arrive and expect to park there and find it occupied, regularly, every day in fact. No sign of the owner.

For those who get up in arms about their right to park on someone else's private property, then perhaps they won't mind if a complete stranger comes along, parks on the property, locks the car and wanders off leaving the owner with no where to park his/her car.

I want to live in Warwickshire

petyastef — Tue, 17 Aug 2010 06:38:39 GMT

Hi! We (my husband and me) want to move to England especially to Warwickshire. So we are looking for job there. I can be AU-PAIR, can cook, clean, iron and look after children (by the way I'm a teacher:). My husband can work in some factory or farm. If someone wants to employ foreigners simply let us know. Write us.

SALE Vauxhall Zafira 1.6 Design superb 7 seat car �3245 ONO

senocular6 — Mon, 16 Aug 2010 08:59:18 GMT

Selling my car as follows:

Vauxhall Zafira
Design (You get white dials and extra bits around the car)
1.6 Petrol manual
Black metallic paint
Black seats with a red stripe / centre panel in them
7 seats with the ability to turn the whole back of the car in to virtually a van.
I am the second owner the first was a disabled lady, the miles on the car are mine 60,000 I am not a heavy user its been done on school run 6 miles each way every day!
The car is clean and tidy and has the rear load privacy cover and the windows have been tinted dark at the back and rear great for kids stopping the sun get to them.
The car is economical and runs well and has never been in an accident or even a prang, its never been touched up either. Its a pretty glittery black and has the usual fine odd scratches on it. It has keyfob alarm, immobilisor, CD player, Air con all working. its on steel rims with silver covers.
Selling as my husband now works from home and we dont need the extra car.
Tax until March 2011 MOT untill March 2011

I am in south warwickshire just of J12 - M40 10 miles north of Banbury or 8 miles south of Leamington Spa
Viewing by appointment (NO AGENCIES NO TRADE NO RIDICULAS OFFERS)

SALE: Koi Pond building parts, Aquarium supplies Garden Stone, Fountains, Boulders,

senocular6 — Mon, 16 Aug 2010 08:34:05 GMT

We have the remains of a pond / Koi fish shop for sale. Lots of the stock has gone but alot is left aswell. Pricing is about 60% of RRP. Roughly we have a huge range of pipe fittings for making a pond from T bars and straights to push fits and screw fits. Gate valves, taps, ball joints. we have some long pipes and millions of Kockney Koi Jubilee clips in all sizes. We have Pond liner (Maxipool) that we are offering at �1.99 square meter and we have other types of thicker pond liner aswell, we also have pond underlay. We have very large (Laundry basket size), medium and tiny pond plant baskets. Buckets and some used fountain pumps from displays in the old shop. We have some fish treatments and some UV Bulbs, we also have a Yamitsu UV Filter and two very large vortex filters.
For indoor aquaria we have bulbs, decoration thermometers. We have some very large pond debris grabbers and swimming pool brushs.
We also have a huge range of stone pond fountains, granite colums, stone figures, metal pond clacking ducks, sipping dogs and Urns. We also have extreamly large Pebbles, Quartz boulders and stone to fill , back fill or decorate ponds. a few bags of Pebbles, cobbles and quartz chippings.
We are not fish , pond, aquaria specialists infact we run a very different business.
The contents of this business is layed out in our premises a large warehouse in rural Warwickshire (address on request) viewing by appointment. no minimum sale.cash sales
We run an ebay site with a few bits of fish related stock on its called Safari-Island (we are actually a toy shop) we can take payment by Paypal which even if you dont have a paypal account you can still pay by debit / credit card through them. so we can post or courier out your items
I must stress that we are not trying to advertise our business just trying to clear these items as cheap as we can to interested parties. We wont be replacing this stock as its not our line of work.
Please call 07773819104 or 01926640020 speak to Justin
Roughly we are about 6 miles of junction 12 of the M40 or if your more local to Warwickshire we are about 8 miles from Stratford on avon or Leamington Spa and 10 miles from Banbury .