Directory of Fiddlers Hamlet Blogs and Bloggers

Makin' Steps is Harlow's premier performing arts school and holds over 50 classes a week at Potter Street Community Centre. Classes include hip hop/street dance, ballet, modern, tap, singing, Salsa, Latin, acting/voice technique, and pas de deux and now the latest fitness craze to hit the uk Zumba, making it the biggest school in the area offering this range of classes.

All classes are taught by fully qualified, insured and CRB registered, experienced teachers and former professional dancers. Scott & Ross have performed alongside artists such as Robbie Williams, Geri Halliwell and Kylie Minogue, to name but a few. This enables the school to teach the latest styles and keep its students in the forefront of dance today. Many of the school’s pupils have furthered their training at professional colleges such as Performers, London Studio Centre and Colin’s Performing Arts College, with past and present pupils engaging in professional contracts all over the world.

If it's dance, singing or acting training you want, and are interested in becoming a part of one of the most popular schools around then be assured that Makin' Steps Performing Arts School should be the first place you look.

A blog about Buckhurst Hill.

A local community and environment group within the Agenda 21 framework that arose from the 1992 Earth summit in Rio de Janeiro. Sustainable living for the 21st Century.

Prestige Bridal & Formalwear is located in Hoddesdon High Street, Hertfordshire. We offer bridal gowns, bridesmaid dresses, men formalwear hire including dinner suits.

Contemporary designs for all occasions, delivered free to your door. We also sell giftwrap & matching tags, gift bags, invitation & thank you packs, tissue, ribbons, jotter pads, colouring in hats, posters, paper chains, door hangers, stationery packs, height charts, bookmarks & family organisers.

Would you like to hold a coffee & cards event or would you like me to help with fundraising for your charity, PTA, hospice, playgroup or contact me if you would like a copy of my latest brochure ...

I am also always looking for friendly & enthusiastic people to join my team, please contact me if you are interested in your own card-selling business.

The life of a doctor working in central london and living in Walthamstow

I have a heart for the homeless. For quite some while now I have been considering what I can do to help with the homeless situation within central London. So a month ago I decided that I would try to feed some of the homeless in central London. I do not work for any charity and I haven't been instructed to do so by my church or by any organisation. I am not doing it for any financial reward I just want to give something back to society. Yes, I do know that I could have simply voluntared for a charity or even donated money, however I wanted to do something more personal.

Local cardmaker and event manager

Local community market that takes place every month in Ingrave

In the midst of life I woke and found myself living in an old house beside Brick Lane in the East End of London.

If only the younger generation knew what part Hornchurch Airfield played during the 2nd World War to protect London from German Invasion.Schools are named after heros of the great war.

A blog aggregating information from the web, the people, the groups and etc. related to Finsbury Park - London N4.

bling bling architecture ate our pools; "Funny and clever but not particularly nice"

Slicing up life with a serrated blade.

Dave Hill's Hackney Diary

The personal weblog of freelance writer Ben Locker. He writes about London in general and Hackney in particular, all jumbled up with thoughts on music, politics and passers-by.

Do you really live in Hackney? I own my place but I don't know if it's a home or an investment. This is an attempt to work that out - politics, money, blood and property.

The purpose of this blog is to record over time how several members and supporters of Hackney Green Party are attempting to put our Green ideas and principles into practice. A friendly Stoke Newington resident has given us carte blache to do with his garden (almost) as we will. We are going to try to demonstrate how all of us can find ways to deal with the threats of climate change by working cooperatively to change our way of life in a peaceful and sustainable manner. As we proceed with the project, we shall describe the problems that we encounter when trying to implement these ideas in the urban context, and the solutions that we (hopefully) come upon.