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Brentford Gallery – Vicki Cooke & Samantha Green
An exhibition bringing together two artists who like to categorise things, from facial expressions to found objects. Delve into the artefacts unearthed by the plotholders of Willoughby Allotments in the Museum of Willoughby Allotment. Dig into the lower reaches of Facebook's tagged photos for a collection of candid expressions. Preview evening - Friday 27 March 6-9pm Open 28 – 29 March 11-6pm. vickicooke.com willoughbyweb.net/AA/
Lyric Theatre, Hammersmith – One Duck Down (Ages 3-10)
7000 rubber ducks. Seven Seas. One big adventure! Inspired by a true tale (featured on Blue Planet II) that saw 7000 rubber ducks cast adrift in a mighty storm. Jam packed with music, clowning and puppetry and with a set and props which are recycled from the lost and found of rubbish both on land and at sea, join us on an ocean clear-up adventure that would make David Attenborough proud. Tickets are £9 and are available at lyric.co.uk
London Wetlands Centre – Family Activities
Show up for family activities at weekends. Make a seed bomb to help pollinators in your garden, test your survival skills at a den building session or see if your village can withstand a flood at mini wetland villages. 10.30am Seed Bombs 11.45am Den Building 14.30pm Mini Wetland Villages Family activities are included in the Centre admission price, or free for members. Buy your admission tickets online to save 10%.
Addison Singers – Oratorio Choir Concert
The Addison Singers is a West London group of choirs formed more than 30 years ago. Oratorio Choir is a non-auditioned choir open to all singers who perform much of the standard repertoire, as well as a wide range of new and more recent music, including several works written especially for them. The choir are performing with Godolphin and Latymer Junior Chamber Choir & Brandenburg Sinfonia. The event will run from 7:30pm - 9:30pm at St Peter's Church, Southfield Road. Visit addisonsingers.com…
Watermans – Arabs v Asians stand-up comedy night
Plan your Entertainment presents Arabs vs Asians Stand-up comedy show (Breaking barriers with laughter). Featuring award winning and hilarious comedians in both teams. Two hours of non-stop laughter and surprises. Team Asians Jay Droch: Hillarious Comedian from Midlands, recently featured on BBC Asian Network Comedy Live. Mani Liaqat: Award winning British Pakistani Comedian from Manchster. Team Arabs Omar Hamdi: He is a high-energy, affable, and delightful Welsh-Egyptian young comic who makes the personal political and the political personal. Esther Manito: She is an…
Addison Singers – Spring Concert with Brandenburg Sinfonia
The Addison Oratorio Choir is joined by the Brandenburg Sinfonia for their concert on March 28th. The first half of the concert features Cecilia McDowall's luminous, poignant and moving 'Stabat Mater', a setting of a meditation on the sorrows of the Virgin Mary as she stands by the cross, for which the choir are joined by the Godolphin and Latymer School Junior Chamber Choir. To continue the theme of reflection and loss, to begin the concert the orchestra will play Edwin…
St Michaels & All Angels Church – Spring Recital
Peter Robertson (flute) and Martin Jones (cello, piano) perform a recital of music for flute and piano, and flute and cello including: * César Franck - Sonata in A major * Hamilton Harty - In Ireland, Fantasy for flute & piano * Martin Jones - EN-Suite for flute & cello (* world premiere) * Laura Rossi - a new work written specially for the occasion ...and more to be announced. There's sure to be a surprise encore or two too…
Headliners Comedy Club – Bobby Mair, Andrew Ryan, Special Guest Simon Bligh mc
Join The George IV for a night of live comedy from Bobby Mair, Andrew Ryan, and special guest Simon Bligh mc. Starts at 9pm on Friday and Saturday For additional information call 020 7221 4450 or email firstname.lastname@example.com. Tickets are £13 and are available here.
The Food Market Chiswick
The market is behind the flats on the A316, opposite Chiswick School. You can reach it from either Edensor Road or Riverside Drive (and then left onto Alexandra Gardens). Just follow the signs. The Food Market Chiswick is a collection of stalls where the stallholders are also the producers of the food, so the food is fresh and seasonal. There are stallholders offering prepared food: a selection of street food, handmade bread, cakes and pastries, and those offering the ingredients:…
The Italian Job – Homemade Choc Fruity Pizza Class
The Italian Job's children's classes are a fun way to engage your children to get creative and messy, but also learn how to stay healthy with yummy desserts and snacks. In this class your child will learn how to make Homemade Choc Fruity Pizza. While they have fun and play with the ingredients your child will learn how to replace white sugar with healthier alternatives, how the different rising agents work, they will develop their maths skills by measuring ingredients, they…
Chiswick Pier Trust – Watch the 2020 Boat Race
Head down to the Pier House where you can not only watch the start and finish of the race on the big screen but also walk outside to experience the live action as the boats pass. Chiswick Pier provides one of the best views of the race as you can watch the crews power upstream from Chiswick Eyot, past the Pier and through to the final bend before Barnes Railway Bridge. Have a bite to eat before the races begin…
Watermans – Dust (ages 4-9)
When Little Titch and her scruffy rucksack arrive at the giant, pink house it is not what she expected – a blanket of thick grey dust covers everything in sight and it is wild and overgrown. Her new home is cold and unwelcoming until she meets Nelly, a flamboyant and loveable hoarder. Together the pair discover they have more in common than they first thought and that friendship can heal hidden wounds. Written by acclaimed award winning children's author Laura…
The Musical Museum, Brentford – Len Rawle at the Mighty Wurlitzer
Len has been at the heart of the UK theatre organ scene for many years and was featured on the very first episode of "The Organist Entertains." He has played the Museum's Wurlitzer for concerts on many occasions and returns by popular demand to play a delightful selection of light music, Big Band numbers and West End Musicals. Book tickets here.
(Cancelled due to Coronavirus outbreak) The Italian Job – Karaoke Nights
Enjoy live music and karaoke at the Italian Job Pub every Wednesday and Sunday from 7:30pm to 10:30pm. Free Entry.
Chiswick Auctions – Watches
Chiswick Auctions is holding an auction of Watches such as the Rare Sea-dweller Double Red Mark II Tropical Dial Rolex and the Frank Muller Double Mystery Dial 18k Rose Gold Watch No.17. View the full auction catalogue here. For more details call Chiswick Auctions on 020 8992 4442. Clients may bid online via Chiswick Auction's own bidding platform, by telephone or absentee bidding as normal.
ArtsEd – Dance Show 2020
ArtEd's annual dance event showcases dancers from across the Day School and Sixth Form and is designed to reflect the breadth of the dance world. It includes newly created work that challenges the dancers' creative and artistic skills. Directed by Natalie Bareham. For more info and tickets click here.
(Suspended due to Coronavirus outbreak) Riverside Studios, Hammersmith – Yoga for All
In partnership with the Lumi Foundation. Move your body and refresh your mind in this friendly, all levels yoga class. Through the practice of yoga poses and deep breathing you will build strength, release tension and create moments of presence and connection. No previous experience required, suitable for all levels and ages. Mats and welcoming atmosphere provided! The mission of the Lumi Foundation is to bring yoga to all by making yoga classes easily available and accessible. The charity arm…
Chiswick Auctions – Books & Works on Paper
Chiswick Auctions is holding an auction of Books & Works on Paper such as The Old Hag Standing Outside a Cottage by Arthur Rackham and a Spanish Antiphonal. View the full auction catalogue here. For more details call Chiswick Auctions on 020 8992 4442. Clients may bid online via Chiswick Auction's own bidding platform, by telephone or absentee bidding as normal.
Chiswick Pier Trust – An interview with Ben Aaronovitch, author of the Rivers of London Series
Born and raised in London Ben Aaronovitch had the sort of unrelentingly uninteresting childhood that drives a person to drink or Science Fiction. The later proved useful in his early career when he wrote for Doctor Who (before it was fashionable), Casualty and the cheapest soap opera ever made – Jupiter Moon. Alas his career foundered in the late 1990s and he was forced to go out and work for living. It was while running the Crime and Science Fiction…
Chiswick Park – Urban Food Festival
Chiswick Park Guests and the local community will be spoilt for choice at lunchtime with over 18 food traders offering a wide variety of flavours and cuisines from around the world, marking the return of the Urban Food Fest Markets.
Jazz at George IV – Jazz Mondays
Chiswick based 13 strong band famous for their eight strong 'wall of saxes'. Their eclectic repertoire ranges across Jazz to Soul, Ska and Funk, from Dizzy Gillespie to Amy Winehouse. Brought to you by The Chiswick Calendar and Larry Pryce's Live Music To Go. Book tickets here.
The Arts Society Chiswick – Raphael: a Master in the Making (2020 marks 500th Anniversary of his death
Raphael is often referred to as one of the three giants of the High Renaissance in Italy, alongside Michelangelo and Leonardo da Vinci, yet his fame and position in the canon of art history may seem hard to explain. He made no discoveries like those of his celebrated rivals: although undoubtedly a draughtsman of exceptional talent he made no great progress in the fields of anatomy, science and construction nor did he share the wide-ranging talents which Leonardo and Michelangelo…
The Italian Job – Quiz Nights
Rattle your brains with a weekly quiz night at the Italian Job Pub every Thursday from 8pm. Entry is £2 per person.
Thursday Lectures with Ross Alley – St. John Passion by Bach
Join Ross Alley for the lecture on the opera St. John Passion by Bach. Ross Alley was, for many years, a music lecturer for Birkbeck College (University of London). He has also given numerous guest lectures for the Royal Opera House, English National Opera, Wigmore Hall, the Wagner Society, the Gustav Mahler Society, and NADFAS. For more information contact: firstname.lastname@example.com or call 07717 353183. Tickets are £10 on the door, tea or coffee and biscuits are included.
Watermans – Apphia Campbell: Woke
From the creator of the hit show Black Is The Color Of My Voice, comes a new story about the 20th Century African American experience. Against a powerful soundtrack of original music and traditional gospel and blues, two women, 42 years apart, become involved in the struggle for civil rights. One, a notorious Black Panther Assata Shakur; the other, Ambrosia a present-day university student enrolling as the 2014 Ferguson riots begin. Both challenge the American justice system, become criminalized through political…
Osterley Park & House – Cadbury Easter Egg Hunt
Explore the gardens to find the hidden wooden Easter eggs, then collect your Cadbury Chocolate prize. For more info and prices click here.
William Morris Society – The Emery Walker birthday talk & tour
Author and graphic designer Simon Loxley discusses his latest book Emery Walker: Arts, Crafts and a World in Motion, two days after what would have been Walker's 169th birthday in Kelmscott House, the former home of his best friend William Morris. Emery Walker's role as inspiration and facilitator for the private press movement and in the raising of standards in printing and typography is well-known among designers, bibliophiles and lovers of fine print. His influence spread to the United States…
Petros Singers – A Royal Occasion
It's well worth crossing the border for this spectacular concert featuring 400 years of music written for and performed at the great royal coronations, weddings and funerals. Works of grandeur, grace, solemnity and celebration, they mirror the history of the country and the family they honour. Including music by Weelkes, Handel, Brahms, Elgar, Parry and Rutter. Petros Singers will be joined by the three musicians – Elin Manahan Thomas (Soprano), David Blackadder (Trumpet) and Luke Bond (Organ) – who so…
Chiswick Choir – Spring Concert: Bach Magnificat
The Chiswick Choir was founded in 1976 in London W4 by John Thackray, a passionate musician who served as conductor for multiple London choirs. Between 1984 and 2015 the choir was conducted by Alistair Jones and since January 2016 the choir has flourished under the direction of award-winning composer and conductor Hilary Campbell. The Spring concert will take place on 4 April: Bach – Jesu meine Freude Bach – Jauchzet Gott in allen Landen – Soprano solo Interval Bach – Magnificat Solists…
Syon House – Brentford Sports Fest
Local residents are encouraged to lace up their running shoes and take part in Brentford's biggest running event – Brentford Sports FEST. Residents of all ages and abilities can take part in a 10k run, 5k run, 1k and a children's fun run on Sunday 5th April 2020 in the grounds of Syon House. Organised by Brentford FC Community Sports Trust, in partnership with developers Brentford Lock West, the event offers runners the opportunity to run in the private grounds…
Chiswick School – Car Boot Sale
One of the most successful car boot sales in the South East, the Chiswick Car Boot sale offers a glorious serendipitous mix of stuff: clothes, plants, DVDs & CDs, books, furniture, toys, you name it. Most of it is second hand, some new, but there are some real bargains to be had. The sale is held on the first Sunday of the month, every month except January, at Chiswick School, Burlington Lane, London W4 3UN. Car entrance Staveley Road, pedestrian…
Watermans – Pigs & Bears Don't Come in Pairs! (ages 3-8)
Straw, wood, brick? Porridge, chairs, beds? Two trios to tantalise and tickle your senses in this DOUBLE BILL of Furry Tails, where Goldilocks may even be more scary that the Big Bad Wolf! If two's company and three's a crowd, then book your place now for these well loved stories, retold with puppets, original music and a perfectly petite pop up set. Produced by : Theatre of Widdershins. Tickets: Adult / Child £10 (concessions £9) Family of four £36 Available…
The Musical Museum, Brentford – Classic Film: Moon Over Miami (1941)
Jack Haley is best known for the Tin Man who wished he had a heart, but he went on to star in many films including this comedy musical. Betty Grable plays one of three sisters who come into a small legacy when they expected a large one, so they up sticks and head to Miami to hunt for rich husbands. Featuring a prelude on the Mighty Wurlitzer. Tickets: £7.50 adults / £6.00 concessions Book tickets here.
ArtsEd – Easter Musical Theatre Stars (5-6yrs)
This exciting week is jam-packed with dance sequences and group songs from popular hit musicals like Matilda, The Lion King and Frozen. Students will create their characters throughout the week based on a special theme. At the end of the week, the group will perform their mini-musical-extravaganza at noon on the Friday. Children will learn the importance of listening and working as part of a team, which will help develop communication and performance skills. Find out more and book: https://buff.ly/2TrmrSi
ArtsEd – Easter Musical Theatre School (11-16 yrs)
Get the real ArtsEd experience at our Easter Musical Theatre School! Focusing on all three disciplines: Singing, Dancing and Acting, students will take part in skill-based classes in the morning and then put their learning into action in the afternoon, where they will focus on preparing material for a sharing at the end of the week for family and friends. Due to a very exciting build happening onsite at our premises in Chiswick, we are hosting this course at one…
Dukes Meadows Easter Holiday Camps
The camps will take place from 6-9 April and 14-17 April 2020 | Full day and half-day options available These Easter Camps make the most of the facilities available at Dukes Meadows. A typical day on the golf camp involves starting on the Driving Range for technique and club strategy teaching, moving on to the Academy Course for putting and short game development. In the afternoon, golfers get to put their skills into practice as the pros take them on…
Lyric Theatre, Hammersmith – Chloe and the Colour Catcher
A journey to unleash all seven shades of the rainbow. Chloe lives in a world with only one colour, a world that is completely grey. But at night, when she's wrapped up tight, her dreams are colourful and bright. Join Chloe on her courageous journey to unleash all seven shades of the rainbow in this extraordinary and wholly original tale of bravery, self-expression and fighting for what your heart knows to be true. Tickets are £10 and are available at…
The Pilot – Wine Tasting Event
Try 6 different wines from Old Vines Barossa Valley Shiraz to Pouilly-Fume. This will be a casual evening with a wine expert giving you the opportunity to get to know their premium wines especially selected for Easter. Customers will be able to enjoy 15% off food if they decide to dine with there, prior or after the wine tasting. If you discover your favourite wine, you will be able to purchase it with a 25% discount. Tickets are £15, as…
Chiswick Pier Trust – Watercolour Painting Day
Having held three very popular and successful workshops last year, the Trust welcomes back Julia Cassels to Chiswick Pier to run another on April 17. Julia will be working with watercolours on the Easter topic of hares and will be including how to achieve movement in your painting. The workshop is suitable for beginners right through to the more experienced artist. The fee for the day is £35 (£32 for Chiswick Pier Trust members). Please bring your own materials and…
Le Cercle Français – Talk, Simone de Beauvoir: une femme engagée
Le Cercle Français de Chiswick invites French speakers, Francophiles and students of all ages to come and listen to professionals speak on a variety of subjects. Today's talk will be on Simone de Beauvoir: une femme engagée by Annie Kean come along at 6.30 and there'll be time for a glass of wine and a chat before the speaker begins at 7.00pm. Le cercle Francais Chiswick Admission: Annual membership Adult £35 Couple £50 Student £25 Talk's non-membership £8, Student £5 New members are…
Lyric Theatre, Hammersmith – Sophocles' Antigone: The Burial at Thebes
Finishes 16 May 2020
From 18 April 2020 – 16 May 2020 except for 19 and 26 April and 3 and 10 May. The war has ended. Antigone, daughter of Oedipus, learns her brothers are dead. Forced onto opposing sides, they have killed each other in battle. When Creon, King of Thebes, grants the honour of a burial to one but not the other, Antigone and her sister must choose where their loyalties lie. This tale of humanity versus leadership centres on a young…
Staveley Road – Blossom Day Street Party
The Blossom Day Street Party on Staveley Road will take place between midday and 3pm. This will be a unique opportunity for both local residents and lovers of cherry blossom trees from further afield to come and enjoy Chiswick's very own sakura festival. To celebrate, Blossom Day W4 is organising a Haiku and Poem Competition for young people. Visit the website for full details where the entry form and competition rules can be found. The three winners from both age…
Watermans – Rolling down the Road (ages 3-11)
All aboard! Family singer songwriter David Gibb is proud to be the driver of the world's first bus to be powered by song. However, his passengers' choice of music can sometimes be a little unusual. From talking sunflowers to digging for buried treasure, David needs your help to find the perfect song for each of his passengers and get his magical, musical bus rolling down the road! David's song writing draws from a wide range of musical influences, deftly blending…
The Musical Museum, Brentford – Classic Film: Presenting Lily Mars (1943)
After The Wizard of Oz, Garland starred in an array of musical films. Here she plays a small-town Indiana girl, Lily Mars, who dreams to be a stage actress. She begs a visiting Broadway producer, but when he dismisses her, she follows him to New York and finds a way into his show…and his heart. Featuring a prelude on the Mighty Wurlitzer. Tickets: £7.50 adults / £6.00 concessions. Book tickets here.
Chiswick Auctions – Islamic and Indian Art
Chiswick Auctions is holding an auction of Islamic and Indian Art. Items include a Complete Bidri Silver-Inlaid Huqqa and a Carved Grey Schist Figure of a Seated Buddha. View the full auction catalogue here. For more details call Chiswick Auctions on 020 8992 4442. Clients may bid online via Chiswick Auction's own bidding platform, by telephone or absentee bidding as normal.
Bush Hall – The Upper Room: Gala Dinner
The Upper Room is hosting a Gala Dinner on Thursday 23rd April at the Bush Hall to mark the end of its 'mayoral' year. Highlights include: - Live Band - Delicious food cooked by Chef Dan Cameron and Leith's Cookery School of Food & Wine - Auction run by Chiswick Auctions (prizes to include a VIP Porsche experience day at Silverstone, a villa in Italy, a Screen Print by Rennie Pilgrem, and a cottage in Cumbria) - Magician - DJ…
Hogarth Singers – Choral Workshop
The Hogarth Singers will be running a choral workshop on Saturday 25th April which will focus on Renaissance polyphony. You will spend time getting to know a series of beautiful choral miniatures that exemplify this style, exploring how this music works and how to sing it. You will work on related aspect of singing including breathing, phrasing and textual expression. Venue tbc but within Chiswick - Check website for more information. hogarthsingers.org
Lyric Theatre, Hammersmith – Sunshine (ages 3-9)
With sun, sea, sand, some big laughs and even bigger pants, Sunshine, by award-winning company Stickyback Theatre is delighted to be showing this April as part of Little Lyric season. The energetic, highly interactive and heartwarming 50 minute performance draws on themes of shared space, sharing and tolerance and is inspired by the heart and practice of early 19th century silent cinema. Audiences are promised plenty of belly laughs, fun, audience participation and the odd bit of flying seaweed! Book…
Watermans – Spy Monkey (ages 4+)
Join Hanuman, our brave and intrepid Monkey Intelligence Officer, on his most important secret mission to date! He will need to use all his extraordinary superpowers to find and rescue the captured Princess Sita from Ravana, a wicked ten-headed demon King, and could do with your help! Spy Monkey brings a contemporary twist to a classic Indian tale from the Ramayana, for family audiences, full of daring and wit. Three incredible performers use hip-hop and Bharata Natyam dance, music and story-telling to excite and…
Chiswick Town Hall – Chiswick Area Forum meeting
The agenda will be displayed in the week before the meeting Proposed venue: The Hogarth Hall, Chiswick Town Hall, Heathfield Terrace, Turnham Green, W4 4JN Contact: Chaspal Sandhu on 020 8583 2065 or at Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Riverside Studios, Hammersmith – Book Club
Literary conversations on the last thursday of each month. Go and meet like-minded book-loving souls to discuss books with affiliation to Riverside's heritage. In February there will be a discussion on The Buddah of Suburbia by Hanif Kureishi who once worked there and in March the set reading is The Handmaids Tale by Margaret Attwood who held book launches there and is one of Riverside's Heritage Icons. Please bring along your own copy of the book or ebook. Book your…
Le Cercle Français – Talk: Notre-Dame de Paris
Le Cercle Français de Chiswick invites French speakers, Francophiles and students of all ages to come and listen to professionals speak on a variety of subjects. Today's talk will be on Notre-Dame de Paris by Laurence Bish come along at 6.30 and there'll be time for a glass of wine and a chat before the speaker begins at 7.00pm. Le cercle Francais Chiswick Admission: Annual membership Adult £35 Couple £50 Student £25 Talk's non-membership £8, Student £5 New members are always welcome.…
Watermans – Paulus: Looking For Me Friend
Cabaret performer Paulus,from BBC1's All Together Now, shares his passion for the late, great Victoria Wood in this Edinburgh Festival preview of his brand-new musical homage to the much loved comedienne. Paulus and his Musical Director not only share 12 of her best-loved songs – including the classic 'Ballad of Barry & Freda (Let's Do It) but also explore the musicality of her sketches and stand-up, and their culture relevance in 80s and 90s Britain. For more info and tickets…
Lyric Theatre, Hammersmith – Bird Show (ages 3-11)
This heart-fluttering physical comedy features music, puppetry and lots of silly bird jokes. We follow Henry the Heron and Sally the Sparrow on a zany journey to become friends while facing ecological threats to their habitat. This colourful, visual show gently explores the impact of humans on nature and asks the question – what can we do differently? By award-winning playwright T.A. Woodsmith, directed by Susana Alcantud, Upcycled set and costumes by Bronia Housman and original music by Catherine Burke.…
Chiswick House – Wedding Showcase
The annual Wedding Showcase is back this year on Saturday 2nd May. This is the perfect opportunity to see the venues at Chiswick House, dressed and sparkling in 2020's key wedding trends and meet the dedicated weddings team to discuss your wedding plans over a glass of fizz. This is a feast for the senses with live and interactive activities taking place throughout the day. Sample the best of the best catering with our exclusive partners Food Show, listen to some…
Watermans – The Great Race (ages 4-7)
This show is inspired by the traditional story of The Great Race! which tells how the eastern Zodiac calendar was created. Legend has it that the Jade Emperor asked twelve creatures to race to decide which years they will be charge of, depending on the order in which they finish. The story presents all sorts of problems for the creatures taking part, who range from a dragon, to a rat. They each travel in different ways depending on their physicality…
The Musical Museum, Brentford – Classic Film: The Wizard of Oz (1939)
80 years after it was first screened, we are delighted to present this classic film favorite starring Judy Garland, Ray Bolger, Bert Lahr and Jack Haley. With a cast of 9,200 actors, 68 sets, a 130-piece orchestra and a 300-strong chorus, join us for 100 minutes of unforgettable musical entertainment. Featuring a prelude on the Mighty Wurlitzer. Tickets: £7.50 adults / £6.00 concessions. Book tickets here.
The National Archives – 'With Love' exhibition tours
Finishes 5 July 2020
Friday 14 February-Sunday 5 July. Times: Tuesdays & Thursdays (09.00am–7.00pm); Wednesdays, Fridays & Saturdays (09.00am–17.00pm) Peer into the private worlds of lovers and discover intimate stories of passion, heartbreak and companionship in this informal 20 minute tour of the gallery experience. The exhibition is free but book tour times here. nationalarchives.gov.uk
Chiswick Pier Trust – Emergency First Aid Course
One day course Join the team at Chiswick Pier to attend an emergency first aid at work tutorial which includes practical skills and is the regulated certificated course. Hilary Sutch an experienced first aid trainer will be the tutor for the day. Tickets £75.00 which includes a first aid manual and certificate. To book please call the office on 020 8742 2713 weekdays between 11.00am and 3.00pm. chiswickpier.org.uk
The Arts Society Chiswick – The Other Side: Counter Memorials – Germany's post-WWII Culture of Apology & Atonement
In these years of World War 2 anniversaries the subject of this talk is hugely relevant. Relatively little is known in this country about Germany's complex post-war process of remembrance and the counter memorial movement that started there in the 1980s and continues to this day. Germany's very specific situation rendered all traditional concepts of monuments and memorials irrelevant and inappropriate. Instead of commemorating their own losses German artists looked to creating art forms that would respond to questions of…


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Hopefully this will count as "mixed media" for the GKD Guest Designer challenge. If not, well, here it is anyway! I had fun creating these using Tim Holtz Charm Fragments. I simply stamped images and words onto them with Staz-On and then layered the back with paper and glossy accents.
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Oh these sure do count Sharon!!! They are gorgeous and would make such lovely jewelry for sure!!
LOVE your charms you created, and it counts! :D
These are really lovely.
I love how the images seem to be floating in the charm. Great job!
I pulled out my stamp set to see how big these were. So cute, you could used them on a card too. What a neat take on this ( out of my comfort zone) challenge.
Beautiful Sharon!!! What a wonderful take on the challenge!! I just LOVE them!! Have you ever done that same thing with those big glass blobs you get in the floral section of a craft store? Then you put a magnet on the back - super fun!!! I think your charms are simply charming (I know, I know - really bad, but I couldn't resist- hee hee).
These are lovely! Great idea of a non-card project. Very nicely done.
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Is this Britain's stupidest crook? Robber who held up petrol station wearing a SEE-THROUGH plastic bag over his head is jailed after policewoman recognises him two days later
- Jamie Neil arrested days later after officer recognised him from CCTV
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Epidemics II | HKUx on edX.orgFebruary 16, 2020
Welcome to Epidemics. I'm Gabriel Leung, Dean of Medicine at The University of Hong Kong. In this MOOC, my colleagues and I will take you on a journey through not only the fundamental scientific principles underlying epidemics, but also the public health actions behind their prevention and control. We've substantially upgraded Epidemics since its debut in 2014. Besides the original ten-week introductory sessions on the origin, spread and control of epidemics, we've added an exciting series of panel discussions with world-leading experts on major epidemic threats that you'll have read about in headlines, including Ebola, Zika, and the anti-vaccination movements. In addition, we've prepared a series of supplementary modules on the latest development of next generation informatics for controlling epidemics in the age of big data and artificial intelligence. We hope you'll enjoy the journey.
Vampire Origin Story: How a Real Virus Inspired the Halloween Legend | Kathleen McAuliffeJanuary 20, 2020
One parasitic manipulation, and perhaps the
oldest one known on the books is what the rabies virus does. As everyone knows once a rabid animal bites
you the virus can then travel to the brain. And what it does is it invades the hypothalamus,
which is the center of the brain that controls all our most fundamental drives, for example,
anger and aggression, hunger and your sex drive. And it's not commonly known but an atypical
symptom of rabies is hyper sexuality. And people who become infected can occasional
just develop this veracious appetite for sex. And there are a number of scientists who think
that the vampire legend actually is based on rabies, that its rabies that was the inspiration
for it because as we know, for example, vampires are hyper sexual. Another aspect of rabies in people is that
it makes people very sensitive to any kind of stimuli. So, for example, even the lightest breeze
can make somebody agitated. And people with rabies also they hate strong
light. It really bothers them. And they for reasons no one understands they
become hydrophobic, which is to say they are tormented by the site of water or hearing
water splashing in a basin. And if you think about vampire legend, vampires
hate light that's why they're nocturnal and in the 18th century when a lot of vampire
legends swept Eastern Europe it was thought that pouring water around the grave of a person
would keep them from rising at night and becoming a vampire. Also in Eastern Europe at that time it was
believed, and these weren't just legends, they believed that this was a true risk, but
it was thought that some people could rise from their beds at night and then assume the
form of a dog or wolf and attack people or rape people. So you can see how
vampirism may be in some ways inspired by what rabies does to people. And, of course, vampires are more likely to
assume the form of dogs, which we know can be one vector of rabies, but also bats, which
can spread rabies. And then finally, this is an interesting link,
it typically takes about 40 days from the time a person is bitten by a rabid animal
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Hive mind: The good, the bad, and the viral | Sarah Rose Cavanagh | Big ThinkJanuary 20, 2020
The hivemind is a couple of different things. It is firstly the idea that we are a collective
as much as we are individuals and that we can enter this frame of mind where we're
sharing attention and we're sharing goals and we're sharing emotions. You can feel this most often if you think
about your own experiences in attending rock concerts or sporting events, singing together
in a choir where we seem to meld together a bit and share these experiences. But the hivemind is also the extent to which
our understanding of the world is sourced collectively from each other, from our social
others rather than just through independent decisions and experiences. So much of what we think is acceptable, what
we think is fashionable and even what we think is true is sourced from other people and not
ourselves. We are tremendously influenced by the people
that we admire and the people that we feel close to. Without even realizing it we can be shaped
by these ideas. A good example of that I think is the ice
bucket challenge which was a really odd thing if you stop to think about it. It's wonderful that we raised all that money
for ALS but this impulse to do this thing just because everyone else is doing it and
to do something so uncomfortable and strange as pour a bucket of ice over your head just
spread like wildfire. And you can see this with most things that
go viral. They don't always make complete sense. People aren't always thinking through. They just do it because we're influenced
by each other so profoundly. We are such an individualistic society that
we tend to focus more on the bad aspects of the collective. We talk a lot about conformity. We talk a lot, especially since the 2016 election
people are focusing a lot on echo chambers, on group polarization which refers to the
fact that when we talk to only people who agree with us we not only become more entrenched
in our views but we move more extreme. And we've been focusing a lot of our discussion
on those dangers of collective thinking and I absolutely believe that there are many dangers
of collective thinking. But at the same time we can source that collective
thinking in powerful ways. So some of the best approaches to disinformation
that I have seen involve relying more on the hivemind. Not expecting every individual person to go
through every step of digital literacy and to evaluate each piece of information, but
rather to source broadly and look for things that other people have already done. Not recreate the wheel but see if this idea
has been debunked by other reputable sources at the same time. And so I think that there are ways that we
can tap into the collective that are positive and prosocial as well as negative and antisocial. If we believe that we're complete individuals
and that all of our opinions and all of our thoughts are clearly our own. Then we're more susceptible I think to those
dangers of the hivemind. If we question – and this is something I
do with my students all the time is to try to get both them and me into a place where
we can question our own beliefs, where we can ask where are these coming from. What's the source of these beliefs. To think carefully and to think rationally
about those things I think can get us to a safer place.
Van Gogh's Mental Illness: Was Epilepsy Responsible for His Madness & Genius?January 17, 2020
So most people are familiar with the idea
that Vincent Van Gogh had mental illness. Different camps so to speak of mental illness
almost like to claim Van Gogh as their own. So groups say, you know, oh he had schizophrenia.
He had bipolar disorder. I would argue that Van Gogh who clearly had documented certain
symptoms which ranged from being high irritable and at the same time what's called very
sticky. Stickiness is a psychiatric term which means you bond to people and sort of cling
on and keep engaging with them in a very, very intense way. But when someone is both
sticky and irritable it causes what happened to Van Gogh which is he would make these intense
relationships with his brother for example, with Gaugin. So certain artists and with women
that wouldn't necessarily be suitable women for him. And at the same time he would then
have these tremendous arguments and fights with them. So they were chaotic relationships
and they were I'm very close, no I can't have anything to do with you that really reeked
terrible havoc in his life. In addition to those two symptoms he also suffered with extreme
depression at various times, real mood lability. So sometimes he was intensely depressed. Other
times he was seemingly more up. And those go together along with something
very interesting which is his paintings. So in his paintings we see intense color and
a difference in terms of paintings that proceeded it which were more realistic. His paintings
have this more abstract quality almost in some ways like a nightmarish quality to them.
And that makes you think about again what was going on in his mind that he produced
something like that. If you look at all of those qualities you think about temporal lobe
epilepsy. Temporal lobe epilepsy is not like other forms of epilepsy where you have a seizure
happen that you can see because it's happening in the temporal lobe which is an emotional
center of the brain. So that symptoms of temporal lobe epilepsy are this mood lability, stickiness,
irritability, irascibility and so being a frustrating person and visual hallucinations.
So seeing visually in your own mind intensities of color, heightened sensory visual stimuli
like this essentially Starry Night or, you know, something that looked very dramatic,
impressionistic. Or even visual hallucinations that alter what someone else looks like. So
people who have temporal lobe epilepsy might look at your face and see distortions. And of course when we look at some of Van
Gogh's paintings you often do see such distortions. The interesting thing is that ultimately when
he was hospitalized in Remy the doctor actually thought he did have epilepsy and treated him
for epilepsy. So there was even knowledge at that time that there could be this kind
of illness causing his problems. And in fact this all fits with the time periods during
which he becomes most ill which is when he would drink absinth. Absinth was an alcohol
that was very in during various periods of Van Gogh's life and it has a very high pure
alcohol content which lowers the seizure threshold in the brain. So people who have epilepsy
have to stay away from alcohol and are usually medicated with something that lower the seizure
threshold of the brain. If one would drink absinth and have temporal lobe epilepsy you
would expect a real rise in the amount of activity going on and more illness to the
point even of being psychotic which did ultimately happen to Van Gogh in the incident where he
had this big blow up with another artist and hurt his ear, you know, cut off a piece of
his ear and so on. So these things, these pieces all essentially fit together to create
this picture that is a likely diagnosis. Again one can never 100 percent retrospectively
diagnose someone but these would all fit with temporal lobe epilepsy and they would also
explain what might have informed some of Van Gogh's work. And no doubt he is a brilliant,
was a brilliant artist but some of his work may have been informed actually by his illness
and that is what we see today.
'Hey Bill Nye, What If Life Had Evolved From Viruses?' #TuesdaysWithBillDecember 30, 2019
Viewer: Hey Bill. I'm just curious, what would life look like
if it had evolved from viruses instead of bacteria? Bill Nye: Maybe life did evolve from viruses
and we just don't know it. However, it sure looks like bacteria went
off on their own. And talking some more about me, in my book
Undeniable, which I like to think of as a primer on evolution, I speculated that viruses
should have their own domain of life, the vera, which in the Latin would be a second
declension noun. In Latin apparently they did not have a plural
of virus, they never needed one, they never used it in the way we use it today. So I don't know if life evolved from viruses,
but in my own experience I am thoroughly charmed by the science fiction story Andromeda Strain
where the compartmentalization of the chemicals needed for life was done with crystals rather
than with membranes. And it's science fiction everybody, but bacteria
are different from viruses in that bacteria have these separate structures whereas viruses
seem to be a single molecule, what you might think of as a single molecule. And so viruses are more akin to proteins than
they are to bacteria, but proteins are created by bacteria so it is very reasonable that
there is some ancestor to viruses and bacteria so that they have in common a common chemical
ancestor. Proving that seems to me it should be possible. When I was growing up people celebrated and
questioned and thought hard about the Miller Urey experiment or Urey Miller experiment
done by these two scientists who tried to create the conditions of the primordial earth
in a big glass flask. And apparently the one thing they didn't all
the way figure out was sulfur, which now people generally believe would have come into the
earth's atmosphere from volcanoes. I was in school at Cornell University I walked
into the Space Sciences Building when Carl Sagan was very active and teaching classes
and stuff and they had the Urey Miller experiment running. It was a big glass flask with these electrodes
sparking because it was presumed or is presumed that in the ancient atmosphere there was lightning
and this electricity could cause chemical changes that would have been very, very fast. And so the idea is that you would look for
or try to create molecules that through their natural existence created copies of themselves. And so that was the goal. It turns out that creating amino acids, these
are biological molecules that have a carbon with a double bond and an oxygen on the side,
amino acids aren't apparently that hard to create. And we find them in asteroids and we find
them all over the earth and scientist or chemists have been able to create amino acids that
have the same pattern but don't exist in nature or we haven't found them in living systems,
instead they're very similar but we don't find them in nature. So all this makes me think that it is reasonable
that someone could create something akin to these primordial atmosphere primordial conditions
on earth experiments that would make molecules that replicated themselves. And we would find that maybe there is a common
ancestor to both viruses and bacteria. Whoa. Would that molecule be dangerous? Would it be like the super virus or the super
bacterium? Intuitively I don't think so because we're
all here. Whatever happened happened and it didn't kill
us. So maybe you'll be the guy that figures out
the Urey Miller and the next step, the next step of Urey Miller, the next step of self-replicating
molecules with primordial components. It is a very compelling idea. Keep us posted.
The key to ending online hate? Treat it like a virus. | Sarah RugerDecember 24, 2019
I don't have the easy answer for how to have
constructive dialogue online because though it's been a decade or two since the internet
has existed — it feels like my whole life — but it's still a relatively new technology,
new phenomenon and we're still trying to figure it out. I mean, it's as disruptive as the invention
of the printing press was to our society and how we organize and it's going to take us
time to figure out what healthy behaviors look like in that context. That's why it's so vital to bring together
interdisciplinary scholars and research across philosophical and discipline divides. That's why we're so committed to supporting
scholars who are asking those exact questions, you know, what does facilitate mentally healthy
practices online? From a content moderation standpoint, what
methods have lead to more civil communities and what have lead to greater breakdown? All of that study is playing out and will
continue to do so. I think the best that we can do as individuals
during that time is to tune in to content like this as much as possible. There's some good advice out there for what
we've found thus far. I was talking with a Princeton-trained neuroscientist
who is now running a platform and research center that tracks the proliferation of hate
speech online and what was so interesting about how he was talking about this is he
was talking about incivility and hate online as almost a contagion, like a virus. Like the kind of thing that has a definite
starting point and proliferates wildly through basically bad digital mental hygiene practices. And we've actually been thinking about the
challenge of intolerance lately as a philanthropy, almost like you would in addressing a public
health crisis so that really resonated with me. How do you get people together who are going
to tackle a problem from a lot of different angles? How do you get neuroscientists together who
can see how people behave when they're becoming intolerant or moving restoratively to a place
of tolerance, how do you get them together with technologists who are designing the platforms,
get them together with the conflict resolution theorists who are seeing the models that are
working in highly fractured countries abroad, get them together with the philosophers who
are asking normative questions about how we best flourish as human beings and get them
all to come together and figure out what best promotes toleration and peace and what causes
degradation into that virus of intolerance? I think the more we study it, similar to how
we study disease or other major systemic problems, the more we'll start to identify common themes,
common factors that lead to the negative outcomes and the more that we can digest those common
factors into a set of almost individual responsibilities or best practices that inoculate you from
those harmful views and prevent you from escalating to the point of those behaviors that harm
society and ultimately when we harm each other we harm ourselves as individuals.
Viruses & How to Beat Them: Cells, Immunity, Vaccines | IsraelX on edXDecember 14, 2019
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cough is bacterial. What's the difference? Good point, and it'll be my
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Quiet room in a small town quiet for a breath of fresh air! The hosts are welcoming, very responsive and with good addresses to share :)Edwin2019-05-03T00:00:00Z
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Tracy-sur-Loire, Bourgogne-Franche-Comté, France
I recommendSamir2020-03-11T00:00:00Z
Host super nice, responsive, serious. She does everything possible to have a good stay.Sarabjit SINGH2020-01-03T00:00:00Z
Take this apartment to rent it To stay quietSarabjit SINGH2020-01-02T00:00:00Z
Warm welcome from Marie a very kind host smiling and accommodating. I will come back with pleasure. Thank you Marie!Hamza2019-10-02T00:00:00Z
Great value, nice clean room, and a very helpful and polite host. Marie allowed me to stay at very short notice which was great. Thanks again!Harrison2019-09-29T00:00:00Z
We were passing for a night at Marie's, who is a warm and friendly person. Very nice welcome, we also shared the meal, in the company of other people passages.Pierre2019-08-16T00:00:00Z
Home simple and warm, we had a pleasant stay.Veronique2019-08-04T00:00:00Z
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Cosne-Cours-sur-Loire, Bourgogne-Franche-Comté, France
We stayed at Julien's and Laura's place as an extra bed for one night. They were very responsive (booked room on Thursday night for Friday), everything was perfect: the welcome, the room and everything else. The house is very well located and quiet. It's a pleasure to see you again !Laurent2019-11-02T00:00:00Z
We recommend this accommodation. Laurie and Julien are very welcoming hosts. Great autonomy of the place.Francis2019-10-27T00:00:00Z
Address to rememberJean Claude2019-10-13T00:00:00Z
To recommend, very welcoming person and very nice accommodation.Julie2019-09-29T00:00:00Z
We appreciated Laurie's comfort, cleanliness and hospitality. Spacious room, very nice bathroom and do not miss the breakfast which was excellent. A step to recommend.Brigitte & Christian2019-09-27T00:00:00Z
Laurie gave us a warm welcome and was a very helpful host. We particularly appreciated the cleanliness of this lovely house.Fanny2019-08-29T00:00:00Z
I stopped only for the night so I can only add to the question of the room which is very spacious and in the second "wing" of the house so we do not bother about the noise with the hosts. The bathroom was very clean and again extremely large. I only saw Laurie who is very friendly and recommended me a great bakery.Pierre2019-08-27T00:00:00Z
Second time spent at Laurie and Julien, very welcome, nice people, cleanliness of the place I highly recommend!Justine2019-08-21T00:00:00Z
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Léré, Centre-Val de Loire, France
Stay more than perfect Address to keep Thank you for the small local gifts Pleasure...Olivier2019-11-11T00:00:00Z
Very warm, flexible host, good advice for exploring the area! The cottage is top, super well equipped, with space! We recommend !!Mathilde2019-11-03T00:00:00Z
Really perfect accommodation, warm welcome. Marc is very accommodating.Sarah2019-11-01T00:00:00Z
Spacious and functional accommodation, the walled garden is very suitable for pets. Marc is a very caring host and we did not miss anything. Recommended accommodation!Jimmy2019-10-25T00:00:00Z
Marc is a charming, kind, attentive host. He advised us on activities in the area. The house is spacious, pleasant, comfortable. Despite the weather, we had a great time.Mariette2019-10-22T00:00:00Z
It was the second time and always on top!Julien2019-10-03T00:00:00Z
Marc is very friendly. We were able to chat with him when we arrived and he answered all of our questions. Its accommodation is nice and spacious. It will appeal to couples, families or friends!Florian2019-09-24T00:00:00Z
Very well furnished cottage with large shaded area very nice when it is very hot. The region is very beautiful. The place is to discover. The owner is very friendly and helpful. Perfect for a very successful weekend.Murielle2019-09-22T00:00:00Z
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Boulleret, Centre-Val de Loire, France
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Myennes, Bourgogne-Franche-Comté, France
Sabine and her husband are excellent hosts. They communicated frequently to make sure I had everything I needed. The house is located on a charming street in the heart of Sancerre. I was very comfortable - with 3 bedrooms I would definitely recommend it for families as well as singles/couples.Dona2020-02-14T00:00:00Z
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Sancerre, Centre-Val de Loire, France
Very nice home. Apartment as described. A small super market less than 2 min walk, and close to the city center. The street is very quiet. Very clean and well equipped apartment.Sandrine2020-01-01T00:00:00Z
Apartment very well arranged and equipped Very clean very quietChristophe2019-10-06T00:00:00Z
Very clean rental in the centerBruno2019-09-23T00:00:00Z
I recommend this rental.Philippe2019-08-30T00:00:00Z
Very good reception, very good parking location nearby. The apartment is very clean with what you need inside. Very good value for moneyMaeva2019-01-04T00:00:00Z
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Cosne-Cours-sur-Loire, Bourgogne Franche-Comté, France
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Léré, Centre-Val de Loire, France
Very nice weekend in this very clean cozy little house where nothing is missing!Camille2020-01-26T00:00:00Z
This small, quiet house set back in a courtyard is really cozy, the village is charming and perfect for visiting Sancerre a few minutes by car. We will gladly come back!Rémi2020-01-12T00:00:00Z
The location matched the description and photos perfectly. Perfect and efficient communication!Laurent2019-12-05T00:00:00Z
Great place and cosy house to explore sancerre.Henry2019-12-01T00:00:00Z
House close to Sancerre, ideal for this weekend to twoSami2019-11-24T00:00:00Z
I spent 7 weeks at Maison Cosy in September and October. I was in the area to attend Coeur de France language school in Sancerre. Maison Cosy is in Ménétréol-sous-Sancerre, about 2k away. Nicolas and Fanny were excellent hosts and really made an effort to help me get settled. Nicolas very kindly picked me up at the train station and took me to the grocery store the first day. And he stopped by later that week with local wine and cheese. They also let me use their all terrain bike for the entire stay. The house is exactly as pictured and very clean, spacious and comfortable. As others have noted, you have to bend over in a few places upstairs, but i got used to that so it was not a problem. Fanny and nicolas have stocked the house with shampoo, soap, and cleaning supplies, paper towels, plastic bags, and provided me with extra towels. The kitchen is fully equiped. There is also an oven, which is very helpful for a long-term stay. The house is located up a small alley so there is lots of privacy. One review mentioned that there was a place across the way that was in ruins. While that is true, it is important to note that Menetreol is a very, very old French village. I found the old buildings to be part of it's charm. If you want modern, this part of France is not for you. However, Maison Cosy has all the modern conveniences! I had just a few very small issues during my stay and they were resolved quickly. Nicolas answered my texts immediately. It was easy to get around the area with the bike. There is a grocery store Colyrut, about 1.5k away. You have to share the road with cars, but drivers will go around you, but there is not much traffic. You can also go to the Carrefour in St. Sateur by taking a bike trail and a back road. There is also a beautiful bike trail up to Sancerre. It was easy to either take the bike or walk to Sancerre. Ménétréol is right next to the Loire bike trail, so you can take fantastic bike rides in the country. There is a restaurant, tabac, and boulengerie right down the street from Maison Cosy and a goat farm about 1.5k away where you can buy fresh cheese. So to sum it up, the hosts, the Maison Cosy, the village, and the experience all get 5 stars. Thank you again to Fanny, Nicolas, and Anais!Nancy2019-10-31T00:00:00Z
Maisonette very nice or we had a nice stay. Everything is there to feel good and make things easier. The village is charming. Fanny is very responsive to the messages. I highly recommend this address!Lili2019-08-28T00:00:00Z
Cozy house very nice and warm. A cozy nest for a holiday for two! :)Emilie2019-08-15T00:00:00Z
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Ménétréol-sous-Sancerre, Centre-Val de Loire, France
Clean nice nice peopleCindy2019-09-27T00:00:00Z
Personally, I was traveling for work, and I was very satisfied with my stay, comfortable bed, spacious bathroom, friendly owner, refrigerator available, I would definitely go back.Pascal2019-07-12T00:00:00Z
I was very well received by Solenne and David. They are friendly hosts, very responsive and accommodating! The stay was pleasant. The house is functional. I recommend !Eliane2019-07-05T00:00:00Z
very good for a bike coupleBruno2019-05-31T00:00:00Z
Because of the timetable we didn't get to meet David and Solenne. From AirBnB messages and a note they left they seemed like good people :) My boyfriend and I stayed at their home during our world cycling tour, our bikes were looked after and kept in a very safe place! There is a gate to the house too which locks. We really liked the home and we felt very comfortable there. The self-check in was very easy thanks to clear instructions. We would recommend this AirBnB and we would stay again in a heart beat! Thanks for having us :)Zoe2019-04-13T00:00:00Z
Ideal for people in GD!Gilles2019-04-04T00:00:00Z
Booking made at the last moment but it was not a problem, a lot of very precise indications sent before arrival, and greeted in person despite my late arrival I advise! Thank youDamien2019-03-28T00:00:00Z
Very nice home. I recommend.Yanis2018-11-30T00:00:00Z
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Tracy-sur-Loire, Bourgogne Franche-Comté, France
Excellent! Perfect welcome and perfect home! We will come back !Xavier2020-01-05T00:00:00Z
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Sury-en-Vaux, Centre-Val de Loire, France
Pleasant stay in the center of Cosne Cours sur Loire. Shops nearby, easy parking in the evening. Well equipped house, very good bedding. Marie Noëlle is very attentive to her hosts. I recommend this address.Maud Et Miloud2019-12-20T00:00:00Z
2nd stay with Marie Noëlle and always as welcome. I will return on occasion.Maud Et Miloud2019-12-13T00:00:00Z
It is a charming and warm cottage where you feel "at home" Marie-Noëlle is just like her cottage ...Chantal2019-11-16T00:00:00Z
At Marie Noëlle's home, you immediately feel at home. The welcome and the attention are really perfect. The accommodation is perfectly located in the heart of Cosne but remains very quiet and the small greenery of the terrace offers an oasis of tranquility.Lionel2019-10-28T00:00:00Z
Great stay in the accommodation. Personalized welcome and well stocked breakfast and very rich. Location Ideal for cycling on the banks of the Loire. I recommend !!Aurèl2019-10-24T00:00:00Z
Charming and warm house, with a very pleasant garden, located in the city center and very quiet. We enjoyed the welcome, the breakfast available and plentiful. The house is well equipped. Everything is done for our well-being. We strongly recommend this cottage.Jérôme2019-09-30T00:00:00Z
We spent 2 nights in this charming cottage, it has everything you need and very accessible (simple parking). Marie-Noëlle is very responsive and particularly welcoming. Do not hesitate to discover the "red shutters"!Aurelie2019-09-08T00:00:00Z
The house of Marie-Noelle corresponds well to the description of the announcement. The layout includes everything that is needed. It is very well located in the center of Cosne-sur-Loire. The garden is very nice. I recommend this house.Karine2019-08-23T00:00:00Z
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Cosne-Cours-sur-Loire, Bourgogne, France
If you like, the calm of the countryside and the rooster, do not hesitate .....Patrick2019-09-15T00:00:00Z
Simple but perfect cottage for a small holiday close to nature Very warm welcome by lovely peopleCathy2019-08-03T00:00:00Z
Warm welcome, in a very charming cottage in the middle of nature. The cottage is clean and comfortable. It's perfect.Anne Laure2019-04-22T00:00:00Z
Spacious accommodation, clean and peaceful. And especially especially welcoming hosts! We had a great stay in your cottage and we will return with great pleasure. An exceptional cottage in a beautiful area!Fabrice2019-04-19T00:00:00Z
Very pleasant stay at Sophie's place; we were greeted by her mom who is adorable. The accommodation is clean, quiet and comfortable. We recommend !Diane2019-03-10T00:00:00Z
very well I highly recommendPatrice2019-02-22T00:00:00Z
Perfect little for a family or friends travelling together. Amazing views, well equipped, very clean. Highly recommended.Anne2018-08-16T00:00:00Z
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Subligny, Centre-Val de Loire, France
With this house the view is everything but the tiny house/studio is a delightful place to spend time. Highly recommend.Jenny2020-01-12T00:00:00Z
Small, very functional studio near the village. The view is superb. FYI, the terrace is oriented "east" so sunrise only.Philippe2020-01-02T00:00:00Z
Ideally located, with a superb view, I recommend this accommodation.Jennifer2019-12-02T00:00:00Z
Yolene describes her place well. All the details are in the photo and the pictures. I think a car is best to get there but easy to walk around once you are there. Very picturesque town.Moira2019-10-15T00:00:00Z
We can highly recommend this apartment! Great views of the valley and just enough space inside to manage on a rainy day. Kitchen was well equipped and stocked. Only a short walk in to the square for a dinner or a cafe and croissant!Harold2019-09-27T00:00:00Z
Beautiful home and great location. The view is even better than the photos suggest.David2019-09-22T00:00:00Z
Spectacular location that is walking distance to all the main sites in Sancerre. The view is incredible. Nice cozy place, perfect for a couple with nice decks to sit atWilliam2019-09-15T00:00:00Z
This place is terrific and Yolene was very quick to respond to questions. She also checked in half-way through the week to make sure everything was okay. It's a terrific little studio with a fantastic terrace and amazing views. It's a three-minute walk to Coeur de France language school.Melanie2019-09-08T00:00:00Z
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Sancerre, Centre-Val de Loire, France
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Beaulieu-sur-Loire, Centre-Val de Loire, France
A small apartment in a lovely and quiet town.Antonio2019-09-28T00:00:00Z
The host is very welcoming and friendly the accommodation is very clean perfect for my traveling proGabriel2019-09-06T00:00:00Z
The accommodation is very clean and very well equipped.Julien2017-04-06T00:00:00Z
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Santranges, Centre-Val de Loire, France
A great welcome, and great discussions with Jacques who is really very welcoming. We will return with great pleasure !!!!!!Remi2019-10-27T00:00:00Z
You will be very happy with your stay if you choose at Jacques and Maryse!Pierre-Andre2019-10-07T00:00:00Z
Very warm welcome from Jacques. Good breakfast with homemade jamBruno2019-09-08T00:00:00Z
At Jacques and Maryse, we find ourselves in the countryside in a very quiet and preserved place, ideal to relax. Jacques has done all the floor of his big house, with an independent entrance on the side for the hosts he hosts, well seen. Everything is new and very clean, bedding immaculate and very comfortable. Spacious room, with toilet and independent bathroom, small TV, kettle ... well thought out. Very friendly welcome and free breakfast, with jams and homemade cake. In short, a good performance. Just a note for the bathroom: a hard shower wall (glass, plexi, with shower door) would be better than a plastic curtain, and more in keeping with the rest of the amenities, again very well designed.Eric2019-09-01T00:00:00Z
Bed and Breakfast very very clean, spacious with private bathroom and private toilet separated from the bathroom. The environment is very quiet, located in the countryside. The owners are very welcoming and immediately make us feel very comfortable. Excellent value for money, with breakfast included. Do not hesitate to go visit Jacques and MaryseSylvie2019-08-23T00:00:00Z
Family atmosphere at Jacques and MaryseAntoine2019-08-19T00:00:00Z
A warm welcome, a friendly breakfast, impeccable cleanliness, perfect for a quiet breakSarah2019-07-21T00:00:00Z
Charming hosts. We are received as friends. Nothing to say about the room: everything was perfect, including jams!Philippe2019-07-19T00:00:00Z
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Subligny, Centre-Val de Loire, France
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Sury-prés-Léré, Centre-Val de Loire, France
Thank you to Helen and Serge, lovely people who do everything to make the stay more enjoyable. We spent our wedding nights at home and it was just perfect! Never seen such a hearty breakfast! Equipment at the top! Thanks again! We will come back!Aurélie2019-07-09T00:00:00Z
Luxurious space with all the small touches considered. Pool, hot tub, Hammam. Towels for every occasion and robes for relaxing. Helene and Serge are fantastic hosts and make sure that your stay is as comfortable as possible. Serge even arranged a tour of a local Vineyard to taste and purchase some amazing local produce. Taking the time to drive us and show off the amazing vistas of the town. Sancerre is a,beautiful town perched on top of a steep hill. Well worth the visit. Cycle along the canal to get there but be prepared for a for a bit of a climb at either end. Glorious countryside in perfect wine country.Maxine2018-08-30T00:00:00Z
If you are considering booking, do yourself a favor and DO IT RIGHT NOW! Hélène and her husband, Serge, are generous, kind, and overall outstanding hosts. My boyfriend and I stayed here while visiting the Loire Valley and stayed here while visiting Sancerre. We were a little nervous about booking a place with no reviews, but we were blown away by the property, amenities, and kindness of our hosts - who built this beautiful and modern home themselves. They spared no expenses in building a beautiful BNB wing for their house, and it was a perfect place to stay while visiting Sancerre. The home itself is in Bannay, which is less than five minutes away from the actual town of Sancerre - and short drives away from multiple vineyards and other smaller towns. Hélène and Serge truly went above and beyond: they prepared us breakfast (pastries, homemade crepes, omelets - WOW), drove us to see a local winemaker who is a personal friend of Serge's, warmed the jacuzzi for us while we were at dinner, and invited us to hang out with their family in their fire pit on their side deck. They are trying to learn more English, so note that some communication may be thru Google translate :) If you're looking not to interact (you definitely should, but in case you don't), there is a separate side entrance - and the guest wing itself is completely separate from the main house. The guest wing also leads directly to the pool and hot tub, so you have full access to this. Honestly, it was refreshing and very pleasantly surprising to find hosts that are truly this happy and excited to run a BNB. Amazing experience and highly 10000% enthusiastically recommend. As an added bonus, their son and his wife (used to live/work in NYC) speak perfect English and are opening up a restaurant in a nearby town! Definitely stop by there when it opens!Cecile2018-07-21T00:00:00Z
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Bannay, Centre-Val de Loire, France
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Myennes, Bourgogne-Franche-Comté, France
Superb home and discretion, if you like calm you will be satisfied. Nice room, and breakfast. Do not hesitate a minute, go for a pleasant staySandrine2019-11-14T00:00:00Z
in calm in the countryside, very appreciable!Stephane2019-10-27T00:00:00Z
You will be very caring at Maryse and Jacques, they will do everything to make your stay for the better. The rooms are new and perfectly clean, the place is quiet and you can use their kitchen if needed. We will return.Damien2019-10-26T00:00:00Z
Very welcome with tips to visit the area and eat. And a special moment with our guests at breakfast (very rich).Pat2019-09-26T00:00:00Z
Maryse and Jacques are very welcoming and caring hosts, I loved my stay at home. The room is spacious, cozy and in a quiet environment. The breakfast is hearty and the homemade jams are delicious. An address to recommend without hesitation. Thanks again to both of you.Véronique2019-09-22T00:00:00Z
In a word: very pro!Frédéric2019-09-17T00:00:00Z
Great quiet and relaxing place! The rooms are perfect. Jacques and Maryse are super nice. I recommendEmeline2019-09-12T00:00:00Z
Simple and warm welcome, cozy rooms, clean and soft colors, practical equipment on the ground floor (fridge), delicious breakfast (homemade jams) and hearty, quiet setting ... In short, everything is saidMarie-Anne2019-09-01T00:00:00Z
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Subligny, Centre-Val de Loire, France
Marie a great personFatoumata2019-09-01T00:00:00Z
Marie is a warm person who will welcome you with a smile in her little home. I recommend.Yann2019-06-05T00:00:00Z
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Cosne-Cours-sur-Loire, Bourgogne-Franche-Comté, France
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Myennes, Bourgogne-Franche-Comté, France
Just thank you Nadine ... It was greatPierre Paul2020-01-12T00:00:00Z
The accommodation has been renovated recently and tastefully. It is spacious, well appointed and equipped, perfect for a large family or several couples. Our hosts have been listening to us, and are very kind.Caroline2019-11-10T00:00:00Z
beautiful gite and hosts really available and welcomingLerolle2019-10-29T00:00:00Z
Excellent welcome. Nadine and her husband are very warm. The housing has been completely renovated. It is extremely clean, very well equipped, very quiet and well heated. The castles of Saint-Fargeau and Guédelon are nearby.Jean-Paul2019-10-24T00:00:00Z
Very clean accommodation, good bedding.Patricia2019-10-20T00:00:00Z
Clean and perfect communication, thank you for the stay!Clément2019-10-19T00:00:00Z
Charming home of Nadine and her husband. The cottage has been completely renovated, tastefully decorated, and modernized family furniture, which makes this cottage unique (and gives decorating ideas!) Everything has been thought to make you feel good, it does not miss nothing compared to the facilities, the beds are very comfortable. We highly recommend this very good address, which is very well located strategic points wine and tourism (Guedelon).Cyrille2019-10-13T00:00:00Z
We thoroughly enjoyed our stay in the cottage Nadine. Everything was perfect and matched the description. In addition, we were very warmly welcomed by Nadine and her husband who also advised us many addresses. We especially enjoyed the calm around the house and at the same time the proximity of many tourist activities! An address we recommend!Elisabeth2019-08-15T00:00:00Z
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Boulleret, Centre-Val de Loire, France
Very nice stay at Maëlle who is very accommodatingHélène2019-11-07T00:00:00Z
Very good value for money and very good reception. I recommend.Bertrand2019-11-04T00:00:00Z
Very nice stay at Maelle. I recommend.Pablo2019-10-08T00:00:00Z
We had a nice night at Maëlle's, it's comfortable and clean!Estelle 2019-09-27T00:00:00Z
Very welcome by a young dynamic and sporty woman. I recommend.Cyrille2019-09-10T00:00:00Z
Great stay at Maëlle who received us with warmth and efficiency. Recommendation without hesitation.Julien2019-09-08T00:00:00Z
It was goodJulia2019-09-02T00:00:00Z
Excellent welcome to Maëlle for a good value for money room. Super plan to park bikes in particular. I recommend.Bernard2019-08-28T00:00:00Z
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Cosne-Cours-sur-Loire, Bourgogne-Franche-Comté, France
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Transport authority opens consultation on operation of rickshaws
NTA urges public and owners of the vehicles to submit views by end of September
The National Transport Authority has opened a public consultation ahead of proposed legislation regulating rickshaws. Photograph: iStock
Operators of rickshaws and members of the public who use them are being asked to submit their views as part of a public consultation on regulating the trade.
The National Transport Authority on Tuesday published an online survey seeking the views of users in relation to their experience of rickshaws, including charges and any issues they may have experienced.
Existing rickshaw owners are also asked to fill in the survey to outline the scale and type of their rental operations, and operators and drivers are being asked for their comments on their work experience and methodology.
Members of the public are asked to submit their views on whether and how rickshaw operation might be regulated.
This preparatory work and research will inform the drafting of new legislation in the area, the NTA said.
In June, Dublin City Council issued a safety warning to the public over the use of rickshaws in the city centre.
It said rickshaws operating in the city were not regulated and it warned that "some rickshaw operators appear not to have public liability insurance".
Currently, rickshaws are treated as bicycles under Irish law, and rickshaw drivers are not required to have public liability insurance.
The Department of Transport is considering regulating the vehicles under the Taxi Regulation Act 2013, which would bring in certain standards and requirements for drivers.
Deputy chief executive Hugh Creegan said: "Earlier this year, Minister for Transport Shane Ross asked the NTA to seek the views of the public and key stakeholders in relation to the operation of rickshaws in Ireland.
"The regulation of rickshaws has been a matter of public interest for some time now and the information we gather in this process will bring some clarity to bear on how the relationship with regulatory authorities will be defined into the future."
Mr Creegan encouraged anyone with an interest in the area to share their views "so that we can work towards the most appropriate regulatory regime".
He said the survey was "intuitive, easy to navigate, and very user friendly".
The majority of the questions are optional.
While the survey is seeking the views of members of the public, organisations, rickshaw owners and rickshaw drivers, representative organisations and bodies are encouraged to provide any further, considered submissions directly to the NTA.
The address for such submissions is email@example.com and the survey is available at nationaltransport.ie/public-consultations/current/
The closing date is Monday, September 25th, 2017.
Following the review, the transport authority will consider the responses and formally respond to the department.


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Describing a device or operation can be a bit confusing for both the writer and the reader. An activity contained within the confines of time and space must be clearly defined especially when the desired or expected result is the object of the input or action. When following an instruction that directs you to toggle a switch to the "On" position; what do you do if the switch is already toggled to the "On" position? Some might say…"toggle it Off then on".
Well, if it's not written down, it didn't happen…right!
Let's do a better job with our "Operational Definitions"!
Agreed. We try to be very meticulous in setup to ensure that these situations don't occur. If we have a case where we tell the operator to move the switch to the on position, we make sure that the setup confirms the switch is in the off position. Either that or a caveat in the procedure when it's not critical; e.g., switch it to the on position if it's not already there.


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