The Sheffield Star has put on the front page an article discussing my good friend Nick’s proposal to run licenced pedicabs in Sheffield through his company vert-i-go. A great idea which has the support of local Sheffield MP Clive Betts. Read the full story here:

http://www.thestar.co.uk/news/Rickshaw-plan-for-Sheffield.3441681.jp

Go ahead and Digg it here.

The Sheffield Star has put on the front page an article discussing my good friend Nick’s proposal to run licenced pedicabs in Sheffield through his company vert-i-go. A great idea which has the support of local Sheffield MP Clive Betts. Read the full story here:

http://www.thestar.co.uk/news/Rickshaw-plan-for-Sheffield.3441681.jp

Go ahead and Digg it here.

A great interview in the Guardian this week. Sheffield locals Alex Turner (Arctic Monkeys) and Richard Hawley talk about writing songs, touring and coming from Sheffield.

Read the full article here.

A great interview in the Guardian this week. Sheffield locals Alex Turner (Arctic Monkeys) and Richard Hawley talk about writing songs, touring and coming from Sheffield.

Read the full article here.

Funny farm

Our last day in the peaks yesterday before we head down south…he didn’t want us to leave

Funny farm

Our last day in the peaks yesterday before we head down south…he didn’t want us to leave

Last night was Rachael’s Spring Hafla with Boomshanka Tribal Bellydance, an exciting event where the Boom ladies put on a show for anyone and everyone, cooking up fantastic treats, live drumming and an overall great party. Ruby and Daddy went along for a few hours last night, staying until it was Rachael and the Troupe’s turn to dance.

We watched Rachael and co put on a wonderful performance, Ruby and I obviously stunned at Rachael’s style, power and elegance and then went home content.

This morning, Ruby said to us - “you know what Daddy Mummy? Last night when Mummy was jumping, I was scared. I thought Mummy was going to fly away and not come back!”

How cute is that?

Last night was Rachael’s Spring Hafla with Boomshanka Tribal Bellydance, an exciting event where the Boom ladies put on a show for anyone and everyone, cooking up fantastic treats, live drumming and an overall great party. Ruby and Daddy went along for a few hours last night, staying until it was Rachael and the Troupe’s turn to dance.

We watched Rachael and co put on a wonderful performance, Ruby and I obviously stunned at Rachael’s style, power and elegance and then went home content.

This morning, Ruby said to us - “you know what Daddy Mummy? Last night when Mummy was jumping, I was scared. I thought Mummy was going to fly away and not come back!”

How cute is that?