Directory of Conniburrow Blogs and Bloggers

bradville hall is at the hart of the bradville community.
we have many groups and activities for all age groups. The hall is avalible for use by all.

A blog about all aspects of Wolverton's history prior to 1960

Interesting facts, information, articles and video on Astronomy

Facts, information, articles, video on Natural Herbal Remedies and Cures

Looking for people who descend back to Marsh Gibbon. Stories about the White brothers who were all born in Marsh Gibbon. They are connect to the Spiers, and Whale family

A summer of fun is guaranteed for children and young people in Aylesbury Vale with a host of holiday events planned, starting from 20 July.

A blog about news and events in and around the Aylesbury Vale.

Community site open to anyone based at the Multiply social network. A place to share events, news and pictures.

Designed to give villagers the chance to air their views on all aspects of life in the village.

MyEhive's blog/ezine for handmade devotees based in Beds, Herts and Cambs area who want to make a living doing what they love!

You'll find handmade goodies for sale, tips on how to sell, featured Queen Bees, insightful articles on setting up a home businesses plus a monthly meet up group at the Arts Cafe, Leys Ave,Letchworth Garden City on the last Friday of every month!

I write about various things that seem like a good idea at the time, most of which revolve around my personal experiences at home, at work, or in my local area.

A blog that's aiming to bring astronomy and related fields to a wider audience. Ask the space-related questions that are bugging you and have them answered in a future post!

So many of us now order goods over the internet. It's just so easy isn't it. Last week, for example, I had cat food and a book delivered, the week before it was a new suit. So this week I ordered a scratch mat from Pet Essentials.

Instantly I received email confirmation of the order and 2 days later Pet Essentials took the money from my account. The email stated delivery of 3-5 days. Today, a week later, I called to say that the item had not been delivered.

At first I was told I should phone Royal Mail because they 'obviously' had it. Royal Mail has not told me (or Pet Essentials) that they have it. Besides, why am I - as the customer - expected to chase the order?

When I said i was not happy with this suggestion the member of staff first interrupted me, then talked over me and finally saw fit to shout. When I asked if he understood the nature of customer service I didn't receive a reply.

The employee at Pet Essentials then demonstrated his ability to read minds; he claims that the person who allegedly delivered the item didn't know where to leave it. This statement is especially curious given that (as I state above) I regularly have items delivered to the address. I even added a special delivery note to my order!

I was repeatedly told that I must wait 15 days before Pet Essentials was prepared to chase the order. When I explained that I had 2 cats tearing up my carpets I was again told that Pet Essentials was not 'obliged' to do anything for 15 days.

I realise that sometimes things don't work out. But when this happens the customer has a legal (and moral) right to expect a solution. Let alone an apology...

Chesham dedicated blog. Tackling the big issues with big attitude.