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- 10th September 2008
If you would like to comment on environmental or energy issues, this is a good place to start!
- 2nd September 2008
As your friendly neighbourhood maortgage adviser, I thought I would just try to explain in plain english, what the government have decided to do to help homebuyers.
1. The threshold for when you start to pay stamp duty will rise to £175,000 from tomo
- 27th August 2008
For those of you looking to re-mortgage at the moment, the "good" news is that the rates are beginning to fall back slightly, and some better deals are about- please don't hesitate to ask for advice!
- 13th August 2008
This blog will be contributed to regularly by Nick Townsend of local rock band Weak 13 and Katie Doolan, their manager and fantastic independent photographer.
Postings may be under my name online (Adrian C), but all comment is straight from them!
- 8th August 2008
This thread is to post advice or questions relating to personal development. There will be postings from a respected local personal development coach and mentor, Barry Mapp from House of Learning.
- 4th August 2008
You are welcome to promote local music events here, as well as writing comment and reviews on events and live music you have experienced in the Wyre Forest. Join In!
- 4th August 2008
This thread is all about events in the local news relating to local crimes and their punishment. Everyone is welcome to leave their comments on these local goings on.
- 16th July 2008
This blog thread is open to anyone involved in this particular project, or any related groups in the Wyre Forest.
I met a lady (Dr. Joy Rooney) at 4networking this morning, who helps support a local conservation group, called the
Hartlebury Common Loc
- 15th July 2008
This thread is to do with anything about animals in the local area. Whether you are professionally involved in the retail or competitive trades, or simply love your pet goldfish, I'd like to hear from you...
Anyone who wants to share advice, tips, ne
- 15th July 2008
THE Flow Festival celebrating the restoration of Stourport's canal basins attracted several thousand people over the weekend and has been hailed as a success.
The festival marked the completion of a three-and-a-half year, £3.5 million award winning r