Yay. I noticed this when in the park yesterday and went to ask about it. They are open for age 8 and over and children need to register (which is just filling in a short form that you can give in then and there.
Just in case anyone is wondering and has a WBD token burning a hole in their pocket: Sainsbury's Dog kennel Hill has sold out. (Never mind, we picked up some Easter eggs instead).
Has anyone noticed recently if Sainsbury's still have the WBK books in stock, please? I'm just realising that I've almost missed the date on the vouchers and don't want a disappointing, wasted journey. Thanks in advance.
Has anyone noticed recently if Sainsbury's still have the WBK books in stock, please? I'm just realising that I've almost missed the date on the vouchers and don't want a disappointing, wasted journey. Thanks in advance.
The 2 of you have registered with the forum especially to make these comments. What's going on? I have always found this to be a friendly, family shop which is particularly good with the school children, when the school's are open.
Please could you describe how to do that for someone who has no experience? I'm imagining holding their collar and walking to a fenced off part of the park maybe?
I've just googled as I had no idea there were allotments there! The council's website says apply in person on site only. I've had my name on various local waiting lists (Friern Rd, One Tree Hill etc) for years and never heard anything. I wonder if they've lost my details?
Yesterday there were 2 fire engines pumping water into Harris Boy's for approx 3 hours. There was only a light smell of smoke and no visible flames though.
I saw a pair of pied wagtails with a young one today. So lovely as I used to see them as a child a few decades ago out in the sticks, but have never seen them up here before!
Someone I know, so not first hand experience: They got into neither. Are half the distance to East Charter than where you describe yourself living, but a third further away from North Charter than you.
Unfortunately we saw a dead frog on a park path yesterday. On a happier note, there was a flock of starlings dancing around on the common a little while ago which was just big enough to get the murmmeration patterns going.
A birdwatching friend and my small son were the other day discussing why on earth these lovelies are sometimes viewed as a nuisance. They nest in nooks of our flats and I love seeing and hearing them out of the window!