Let’s go to the Tower for poor code practice

Shock Horror, critics are aghast, audiences are wowed, several previous recipents return theirs.

This news is doubly suprising as three of the four original members are deceased.

Well, this is rubbish and that’s Rock ‘n’ Roll

The Ramones have also been celebrater in the Rock ‘n’ Roll hall of fame.

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Hi everyone. I know it’s a bit cheeky but this new blog we’ve set up to try and promote the Grumbleton Advice Centre seemed like a great place to let you all know that the cottage me and Orlando have been working on for years, is finally finished.

It’s in a lovely little spot, just outside Bumpkinsville down on the south coast, and is available to rent  for holidays (at very competative rates) all year round.

For more information give Delilah a call on 01234 4568999

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If you are looking for a new exciting way to keep fit and tone up, then look no further. I am currently holding pole dancing lessons at Grumbleton Primary School on Main Street . The lessons are for all ages, sizes and ablilities and are a fantastic way to meet new people and have an all over body workout whilst having fun! You can come along with friends and pole dance your way to fitness together. The lessons are an hour long and there are two time slots to choose from, 5.00pm or 6.15pm.

And the best bit about it is, it’ll cost just £10 per person.

So if you’re looking for something to do to keep yourself motivated and boost your confidence, come along on Monday evenings to pole dancing classes and perfect yourselves!

To find out more phone Joan on 01234 5678999

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Grumbleton village hall needs you. With the school holidays starting next week the committee has decided to run a children’s holiday play scheme. To do this we need volunteers. If you like children and have a morning to give get in touch with John Smith on 01234 5678999.

All volunteers are welcome.

CRB checks will need to be carried out for all volunteers and staff however this will take some time. We will be opening our doors next week and playing catch up with the paperwork

A new cohort of learners are due to boldly go where others have before, and take their first steps into the world of wordpress. For three Friday’s, starting on 27 January (9.30am-3pm), and then on 3 and 10 February, we will be equipping members of voluntary and community groups with all the skills they need to build their own website, for free.

To join this course you need to be at Unit 2, The John Folman Business Centre, 31 Hungerhill Road, Nottingham NG3 4NB by 9.30am on Friday 27 January.

A month on and a quick review of learner’s work showed us this:

The new website for St Anns Advice Centre.

Kelly Coker from St Anns Advice Centre writes

I work for St Anns Advice Centre. We have many clients and are in contact with many big organisations and companies. Previous to my employment a website had been discussed many times, but due to lack of funds and knowledge it never came about. When I joined St Anns Advice I was very keen to work on a website but was unsure of where to begin. We found out about WEA website training through Renewal Trust. The training has helped us to set up a website and given us information on how to keep it running. The staff at WEA have given us support all throughout the training and also thereafter when we have been having some problems. We now have a fully functional website for the general public and our staff thanks to the efforts of WEA and the training they provide and we have managed to do all this free of charge.

The course is very straight forward and the staff fit it to the people in the training so everyone is on the same level and those who know a little more are free to continue experimenting. The staff are very friendly and approachable which makes for an enjoyable and fulfilling learning experience.

Visit http://stannsadvice.wordpress.com to see Kelly’s work for yourself.

We congratulate Kelly on her outstanding work and wish St Anns Advice Centre many years of a problem free, well maintained website.

Lindsey Tasker & Alan Carter-Davies
Course Tutors