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NEWS FROM THE WITTDO BUSINESS NETWORK

Airbourne Evening Extravaganzas

Submitted by tina.arendholz on Mon, 2010-08-09 11:37
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Visitors to the world’s biggest free flying extravaganza can enjoy the event all day and night long in 2010 with new evening entertainment every night at Eastbourne Airbourne from 12-15 August.

Eastbourne International Airshow is offering visitors the opportunity to extend their Airbourne experience into the evening with a packed programme of evening entertainment including Bandstand concerts, live bands and a spectacular firework display.

RUN, WALK OR JOG AROUND RAPHAEL PARK AND RAISE MONEY FOR CHARITY

Submitted by tina.arendholz on Mon, 2010-08-09 09:22
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A five kilometre family fun run will be taking place in Raphael Park, Romford on Sunday 26 September at 10 am.

The Fun Run marks the start of Romfest, the annual event organised by Havering Council to celebrate the Cultural Olympiad and welcome the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games. Romfest, which takes place in Romford Market Place, is a part of a series of cultural events taking place all over the country in order to give people an opportunity to get involved in sports and cultural activities.

Get your family fit for free

Submitted by tina.arendholz on Mon, 2010-08-09 09:20
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Alive ‘N’ Kicking - a free course aimed at getting families active and healthy - kicks off in Merton from 7 September.

Over the 12 week course, which is run by NHS Sutton and Merton and Merton Council, parents and children will learn about nutrition, weight management and getting active and having fun – all for free.

Activities will take place at The Hub, home of Tooting and Mitcham United Football Club and at Wimbledon YMCA. Each weekly session includes fun recipe challenges, an activity programme for children and an interactive healthy eating workshop for parents.

Limited Edition Postcards Celebrate Bandstand Birthday

Submitted by tina.arendholz on Fri, 2010-08-06 11:42
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A pair of limited edition postcards has been produced to celebrate Eastbourne Bandstand’s 75th Birthday in 2010 with an unusual photograph and colourful illustration capturing the iconic landmark and turned into a lasting souvenir.

A unique photograph showing the Bandstand’s reflection in a pair of sunglasses and a stained glass effect illustration were voted top in a competition launched to celebrate 75 years of the entertainment venue.

Poole's Weekly Events 'Summertime in the South'

Submitted by tina.arendholz on Fri, 2010-08-06 10:17
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The summer holidays are now underway so visit pooletourism.com for ideas to keep the
children amused!

Tues 10th - Coles Miller Dream Machines Poole Quay (6-10pm)
Poole Quay comes alive with the familiar roar of motorcycle engines. There will be a trading village on site with motorbike companies displaying and selling a range of accessories.

Wed 11th - Poole Speedway, Wimborne Rd Stadium (7.30pm)
Poole Pirates v Swindon Robins. The Pirates currently sit proudly at the top of the Sky Sports Elite league table.

Spectacular South Downs Steal Photo Competition

Submitted by tina.arendholz on Thu, 2010-08-05 10:33
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A spectacular image capturing an iconic Red Arrow Hawk flying over the South Downs has triumphed in the 2010 Eastbourne Airbourne Photo Competition beating off more than 200 entries.

The winning photograph taken by Andrew Campbell was a favourite amongst the judges showcasing one of the most popular flying displays against a backdrop of Eastbourne’s thriving beaches and breathtaking South Downs countryside.

Thrilling Flying at Eastbourne Airbourne Next Week

Submitted by tina.arendholz on Wed, 2010-08-04 15:19
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There’s just a week to go until Eastbourne International Airshow zooms back to the UK’s sunniest place with visitors ready to enjoy hours of spectacular flying, seven days of live Radio Airbourne broadcast, 35,000 ice-creams, brand new Picnic on the Proms and a dazzling firework finale!

Airbourne returns to Eastbourne seafront next week from 12-15 August and now in its 18th year, promises to be bigger and better than every before with fantastic flying, evening entertainment, arena displays, Bandstand concerts and more!

FIRST DAY OF PLAYFEST ATTRACTS HUNDREDS OF CHILDREN TO CENTRAL PARK

Submitted by tina.arendholz on Wed, 2010-08-04 09:36
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The week-long Playfest began yesterday (Monday 2 August) in Central Park, Harold Hill, with several hundred children enjoying a range of activities, from face painting to wall climbing, circus skills to arts and crafts.

The annual event coincides with national Playday on Wednesday 4 August and is funded by a grant from the Big Lottery Fund.

The Mayor of Havering, Councillor Pam Light, who officially opened the event, said:

Last minute breaks in National Trust cottages

Submitted by tina.arendholz on Wed, 2010-08-04 09:27

National Trust cottages are beautifully situated across the whole of England offering comfortable last minute escapes fitting all of your summer holiday needs.

For outdoor activity based holidays look at:

Old Coastguard Station cottage, Robin Hood’s bay in Yorkshire. The converted cottage has one double bedroom and unspoilt views of the bay. Robin Hood’s Bay offers fishing, riding, cycling and opportunities to learn about geology and woodcraft. With all these activities on your doorstep and wonderful places to eat out the area is never short of possibilities.

SIXTIES POP, COCKNEY ROCK AND A DAGENHAM DIVA TO TOP THE BILL AT THE HAVERING SHOW

Submitted by tina.arendholz on Tue, 2010-08-03 11:26
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Sixties pop fans will be in for a treat at the 2010 Havering Show, when Liverpool’s Gerry and the Pacemakers take to the stage performing old classics such as ‘Ferry Cross the Mersey’, ‘You’ll Never Walk Alone’ and ‘I Like It’.

Keen cockneys will also be able to sing along to songs such as ‘Rabbit’ and ‘Ain’t no Pleasing You’ when Chas Hodges and his band perform all the classic Chas and Dave hits.