Carlisle Racecourse History Day
The last thing I expected to see when I arrived at Carlisle Racecourse was a Roman Centurian in full armor complete with gladius and shield looking very imposing. Not quite the… Continue reading
The last thing I expected to see when I arrived at Carlisle Racecourse was a Roman Centurian in full armor complete with gladius and shield looking very imposing. Not quite the… Continue reading
Saturday 27th, Sunday 28th, Monday 29th August: Takes place at Preston Hall Museum and Park, Yarm Road,
Eaglescliffe, Stockton-on-Tees.
Entertainment includes Festival Circus, Sheep Show, Spectacular Knights of the Crusades, Ridgeside… Continue reading
There can be no doubt that birthday cakes have become more elaborate these days. Some birthday cakes I have seen could only be described as magnificent!
When I was a child most mums made the… Continue reading
This annual event organised by North Lincolnshire County Council just gets better and better every year. There is so much to do for the children and most of the… Continue reading
A brand new maritime centre was opened to the public at the weekend.The new purpose built facility cellebrates the history of Newbiggin as a traditional seaside resort. The quaint little seaside town is close… Continue reading
Ask anyone to name some of the characters in a Punch and Judy show and they will probably name Mr Punch, Judy, the baby, the policeman, the crocodile and the sausages… Continue reading
At larger events it will be necessary to have more than one Face Painter for the following reasons:
During the seventeenth century marionettes were very popular. Italian showmen came to England to perform their shows which were miniature versions of the full scale operas that were being performed in theatres and were all the rage in fashionable society. The puppet shows were enjoyed by the lower classes as they were cheap to watch and… Continue reading
Job satisfaction is achieved when you feel good about something you have done. It is an intangible thing which can’t easily measured.
You can’t produce statistics about job satisfaction! I have always believed that being happy at… Continue reading
Did you know that up to 150,000 people a year could be given the chance to live if more people knew first aid? This startling figure is more than four times the number of people who die of lung cancer each year. Here at C673 Footscray and Sidcup St John Ambulance Cadets we believe that everyone should be given the chance to live, which is why we are dedicated to… Continue reading