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If Dad will be getting on the dance floor this Father’s Day then you probably want to avoid him at all costs! Dad might think he’s rad but we think he’s bad… So if he thinks he can pull off a groove… then we suggest you give him these guidelines to make things just that little bit more bearable for you – and everyone else! The Smooth Criminal Beat it Dad. The way you make me feel…
On 2nd May, as part of MS Week, I shaved off my shoulder-length, blonde hair to raise funds for the MS Society Cymru. I work for Principality Building Society. Each year, my colleagues and I get to nominate and vote for a Charity of the Year, then we put all our fundraising efforts towards the chosen charity for a whole year. For 2014, my colleagues and I chose the MS Society Cymru and we’re hoping to raise a substantial amount of money…
John Godber first presented the show ‘Bouncers’ in 1984 at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe. Since then, many productions all over the UK have been shown with a revised 1990s theme. Queue the cheesy 90s music, Nicky Campbell hosting Radio 1 instead of ‘Long Lost Family’ and DJs with microphones who think they’re hilarious. The play itself revolves around four bouncers on the door of a nightclub and the kind of customers they’ll come across throughout the night. Just four actors…
Hollywood Ending is a pop-rock band formed in the summer of 2011. They earned their first break on Season 4 of Radio Disney’s Next Big Thing competition finishing in 3rd place. Since then, Hollywood Ending has already toured the US, Canada and parts of Europe and I got the chance to see them perform while supporting McBusted at the end of May. Before the band actually came on stage, a video was shown on the big screen of the band…
Wagamamas Review The Summer Menu is out for Wagamamas, and boy does it look delicious! This week we treated ourselves and went for tea at Wagamamas, and it never fails me. As for the Summer menu – there are some lush additions – they have brought back the Pork Ribs!! (A personal favourite!) Another new addition for them meat lovers is ‘Grilled Pork Bulgogi Wraps’ which look lush, and not too heavy to put you off your main. There is…
So it turns out that Children would vote Ant and Dec as there one of their favourite explorers! Read on to find out why…. London, April 2014: While the older generation view revered personalities such as Sir David Attenborough and Christopher Columbus as ultimate explorer material, new research reveals that Cardiff’s kids look to cheeky chappies such as Ant & Dec and even Joey Essex (5% of the vote) for exploring inspiration. The research, which was conducted by Cadbury…
Hello, my wonderful readers I would just like to apologise for the lack of blogs, I am full up with Uni work at the moment and it seems to be never ending, so if any readers are experiencing the same – I feel your pain! I would like to dedicate my next blog to my 3 wonderful sisters as last Friday it was ‘National Sibling Day’ and with them being my blood and all, I think they deserve a mention…
Everyone is Irish on St. Patrick’s Day. As people around the globe get ready for upcoming St. Patrick’s festivities, Guinness Master Brewer, Fergal Murray has compiled the essential checklist for the annual day of colour and social celebration. Thanks to Fergal’s 30 years experience mastering the craftsmanship of Guinness and his unique job of ensuring every drop that leaves St. James’s Gate is of the highest quality, he is the expert when it comes to pouring and enjoying the perfect…
Everyone interprets ‘Lent’ in different ways depending on their religious beliefs. Whether it is solely about GOD and what he did in order to save us, or gaining control over sins and failings, by praising for cure or purely just restricting yourself from bad habits to help you lose weight. Personally, although I went to a boarding school founded by Henry VIII and attended chapel every morning before school, I am not 100% dedicated to Religion. However, each year I…
So I wanted to blog about this as I think it is an amazing idea for an amazing Charity, and they need your support! Walking With The Wounded are looking to get as many schools and students as possible to take part, at the same time, in this brilliant national event. The record stands at 930 pairs, but we know that we can beat that if we get as many schools as possible involved, and we’re planning to beat it…