#Moving Companies Eastleigh

[steeleandco1]

Moving companies stockbridge 

Fantastic removal company in Hampshire, Steele and Co moving company, Hants UK & surrounding areas. Free house removals quote, packing & storage services. For more details visit at https://www.steeleandco.co.uk/removal-services/lymington-new-forest/

[matildaerin]

House moving on an average takes at least a week of preparation time. But with moving company Southampton, it takes just a couple of days to wrap up your precious furniture’s or lamps and get them moving in specialized trucks. Log on https://www.steeleandco.co.uk/

[robinmusselwhite]

Robin Musselwhite

Everyone seeks secure and safe House moves Eastleigh. The truth is relocation can become an annoying experience especially if there are lots of big and small items to move. However, the professional moving company can make relocation to the new place a fun-filled experience. They have all essential resources to deliver the items on time.https://www.steeleandco.co.uk/removal-services/eastleigh

[guerrerense]

Southern Railways – ‘S15 Maunsell Class’ 4-6-0 No.825 (BR No.30825) backing up at Grosmont Station to take the 11:30 down service to Pickering NYMR – 04/08/2021 por Peter Heelas Por Flickr: The LSWR S15 class was a British 2-cylinder 4-6-0 freight steam locomotive designed by Robert W. Urie, based on his H15 class and N15 class locomotives. The class had a complex build history, spanning several years of construction from 1920 to 1936. The first examples were constructed for the London and South Western Railway (LSWR), where they hauled freight trains to the south coast ports and further west to Exeter, as well as occasional passenger work in conjunction with their larger-wheeled N15 class counterparts. Following the Grouping of railway companies in 1923, the LSWR became part of the Southern Railway, and the Chief Mechanical Engineer (CME) of the newly formed company, Richard Maunsell, increased the S15 class strength to 45 locomotives. Maunsell incorporated several improvements, notably to the steam circuit and the locomotive's loading gauge, allowing it to operate on routes with height and width restrictions. The new locomotives were built in three batches at Eastleigh, and were in service with the Southern Railway for 14 years. The locomotives continued in operation with the Southern Region of British Railways until 1966. Seven examples have been preserved for use on heritage railways, and are currently in varying states of repair. These locomotives were given the nickname "Goods Arthurs" due to their similar appearance to the N15 Class locomotives. S15 Urie Class 4-6-0 No.30837 designed by Robert Urie and modified by Richard Maunsell at Eastleigh Works in 1927, in 1948 it was allocated to 72A Exmouth Junction and was moved to 72B Salisbury in 1951 where it stayed until it was withdrawn in 1964, when it was sent to Woodham Brothers at Barry for scrap, it stayed there until 1986, it was saved. In 1994. No.30825 was cannibalised by the North Yorkshire Moors and Mid Hants Railways for spares. This included using the frames from 30825 to restore 30841 with the resulting locomotive becoming 30825. The boiler and tender now being used by 30825 were thus donated by 30841. It is owned by the Essex Locomotive Society and based on the North Yorkshire Moors Railway Taken leaving Grosmont Station, North Yorkshire Moors Railway – 04/08/2021

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On The Cams Tomorrow - 25/07/19

Thursday 25th July - MAINLINE CAMS

ALTRINCHAM CAM

BARKING CAMS

BEATTOCK CAM

BEDFORD CAM

BOLTON LE SANDS CAM (freightmaster.net)

07:26 - West Coast Railways diesel(s) - 1Z25 The Scarborough Spa Express (West Coast Railway Company) Carnforth to Scarborough

22:48 - West Coast Railways diesel(s) - 1Z27 The Scarborough Spa Express (West Coast Railway Company) Scarborough to Carnforth

BUSHBURY JUNCTION CAM

10:57 - Network Rail NMT test train - 1Q24 Derby R.t.c to Chaddesden Rs

15:10 - Network Rail NMT test train - 1Q24 Derby R.t.c to Chaddesden Rs

CAMDEN JUNCTION CAM 1 (Euston/WCML)

07:24 - Caledonian Sleeper Class 92 light engine move - 0M11 Wembley Inter City Depot to London Euston

08:58 - Caledonian Sleeper Class 92 hauled ECS move - (MK5 Stock) - 5M11 London Euston to Wembley Inter City Depot

10:11 - Caledonian Sleeper Electric hauled ECS move (Classic Stock) - 5M16 London Euston to Wembley Inter City Depot

18:50 - Caledonian Sleeper Electric hauled ECS move (Classic Stock) - 5S95 Wembley Inter City Depot to London Euston

18:58 - Caledonian Sleeper light engine move (Electric) - 0S25 Wembley Inter City Depot to London Euston

21:23 - Caledonian Sleeper Class 92 hauled ECS move (MK5 Stock) - 5S96 Wembley Inter City Depot to London Euston

21:41 - Caledonian Sleeper light engine move (Electric) - 0A95 London Euston to Wembley Inter City Depot

23:56 - Caledonian Sleeper Class 92 light engine move - 0A96 London Euston to Wembley Inter City Depot

CAMDEN JUNCTION CAM 2 (Primrose Hill/Freight)

CLITHEROE CAM

CRAMLINGTON CAM

CREWE CAM 1 (crewehc.org)

CREWE CAM 2 (crewehc.org)

18:53 - Colas Rail diesel hauled Network Rail test train - 1Q44 Crewe C.s. (l&nwr Site) to Crewe C.s. (l&nwr Site)

CREWE CAM 3 (crewehc.org)

CREWE CAM 4 (crewehc.org)

01:08 - Freightliner light engine move (Diesel) - 0Z38 Crewe Basford Hall Lhs to Ditton Reception Sidings

03:18 - Freightliner light engine move (Diesel) - 0Z37 Ditton Reception Sidings to Crewe Basford Hall Lhs

DAGENHAM (BECONTREE) CAM

DAWLISH BEACH CAMS (dawlishbeach.com)

DONCASTER CAM (www.socotec.co.uk)

10:24 - GB Railfreight light engine move (Diesel) - 0D45 Scunthorpe Trent Tc Gbrf to Doncaster Down Decoy (gbrf)

18:12 - GB Railfreight light engine move (Diesel) - 0D07 Doncaster Down Decoy (gbrf) to Scunthorpe Trent Tc Gbrf

FARINGTON JUNCTION CAM

FLITWICK CAM

GRATELEY CAM (facebook.com/grateleytrains/)

19:21 - 60009 Union of South Africa - 1Z84 The Dorset Coast Express (Railway Touring Company) Weymouth to Victoria (se)(tps Indic. Only)

HORTON-IN-RIBBLESDALE CAM (foscl.org.uk) 

KIRKBY STEPHEN CAM (foscl.org.uk)

LEYLAND CAM

NEWBURY CAM (icn-ltd.com)

PETERBOROUGH CAM 1 (railworld.org.uk)

01:29 - GB Railfreight light engine move (Diesel) - 0O60 Whitemoor Yard L.d.c Gbrf to Eastleigh Gbrf

01:48 - GB Railfreight light engine move (Diesel) - 0M09 Peterborough Maint Shed to Ferme Park Recep Lines Gbrf

02:38 - GB Railfreight light engine move (Diesel) - 0O60 Whitemoor Yard L.d.c Gbrf to Eastleigh Gbrf

06:04 - GB Railfreight light engine move (Diesel) - 0E08 Ferme Park Recep Lines Gbrf to Peterborough Maint Shed

PETERBOROUGH CAM 2 (railworld.org.uk)

01:29 - GB Railfreight light engine move (Diesel) - 0O60 Whitemoor Yard L.d.c Gbrf to Eastleigh Gbrf

PORTSMOUTH CAM 

PRESTON CAM

07:48 - West Coast Railways diesel(s) - 1Z25 The Scarborough Spa Express (West Coast Railway Company) Carnforth to Scarborough

22:15 - West Coast Railways diesel(s) - 1Z27 The Scarborough Spa Express (West Coast Railway Company) Scarborough to Carnforth

RIBBLEHEAD CAMS (foscl.org.uk)e

SANQUHAR CAM (sanquharstation.co.uk)

SHREWSBURY ABBEY FOREGATE CAM (beachifa.co.uk)

09:25 - Direct Rail Services Class 37 + Inspection Saloon Caroline - 2Z02/5Z02 Shrewsbury to Derby

SLOUGH CAMS

ST BEES CAM

THANKERTON CAM

TODMORDEN CAM

09:16 - West Coast Railways diesel(s) - 1Z25 The Scarborough Spa Express (West Coast Railway Company) Carnforth to Scarborough

20:56 - West Coast Railways diesel(s) - 1Z27 The Scarborough Spa Express (West Coast Railway Company) Scarborough to Carnforth

UPHALL CAM

WATFORD CAM

00:39 - Colas Rail diesel hauled Network Rail test train - 3Q69 Rugby Depot Access Line to Rugby Depot Access Line

03:41 - Colas Rail diesel hauled Network Rail test train - 3Q69 Rugby Depot Access Line to Rugby Depot Access Line

05:00 - Colas Rail diesel hauled Network Rail test train - 3Q69 Rugby Depot Access Line to Rugby Depot Access Line

14:18 - Network Rail NMT test train - 1Q27 Crewe C.s. (l&nwr Site) to Derby R.t.c

15:47 - Network Rail NMT test train - 1Q27 Crewe C.s. (l&nwr Site) to Derby R.t.c

YORK NORTH (SKELTON JN) CAMS

YORK SOUTH (HOLGATE JN) CAMS

10:52 - West Coast Railways diesel(s) - 1Z25 The Scarborough Spa Express (West Coast Railway Company) Carnforth to Scarborough

18:33 - West Coast Railways Steam Pool Loco + Support Coach - 5Z23 York Loop (holgate) to Steamtown Railway Museum

19:03 - West Coast Railways diesel(s) - 1Z27 The Scarborough Spa Express (West Coast Railway Company) Scarborough to Carnforth

There is no guarantee that the services listed above will run, at the time of posting these are believed to be correct.

Thursday 25th July - HERITAGE RAILWAY CAMS

LLANGOLLEN RAILWAY

(llangollen-railway.co.uk (stationholiday.co.uk)) 

GLYNDYFRDWY CAM

Towards Corwen: 10:59, 13:19 & 15:29

Towards Llangollen: 12:00, 14:20 & 16:30

NENE VALLEY RAILWAY

(nvr.org.uk) 

ORTON MERE CAM

Towards Peterborough: 10:40, 12:25, 14:15 & 15:55

Towards Wansford: 11:06, 12:51, 14:36 & 16:21

WANSFORD CAMS

Towards Peterborough: 10:20, 12:05, 13:50 & 15:35

Towards Wansford: 11:26, 13:11, 14:56 & 16:41

ROMNEY, HYTHE & DYMCHURCH RAILWAY

(rhdr.org.uk)

Home of the Railcam Rambler

DUNGENESS CAM

Departures: 10:40, 11:40, 12:40, 13:40, 14:40, 15:40, 16:40 & 17:17

Arrivals: 10:32, 11:35, 12:15, 13:15, 14:15, 15:15, 16:15 & 17:15

DYMCHURCH CAM

Towards Dungeness: 10:50, 11:30, 12:30, 13:30, 14:30, 15:30, 16:30, 17:30 & 18:10

Towards Hythe: 09:50, 10:30, 11:30, 12:30, 13:30, 14:30, 15:30, 16:30 & 17:30

HYTHE CAM

Departures: 10:30, 11:10, 12:10, 13:10, 14:10, 15:10, 16:10, 17:10 & 17:55

Arrivals: 10:12, 10:52, 11:52, 12:52, 13:52, 14:52, 15:52, 16:52 & 17:50

NEW ROMNEY CAMS

Towards Dungeness: 10:00, 11:08, 11:48, 12:48, 13:48, 14:48, 15:48 16:48, 17:45* & 18:25

Towards Hythe: 09:35, 10:15, 11:15, 12:15, 13:15, 14:15, 15:15, 16:15, 17:15 & 17:44*

* = Terminates here

ROMNEY SANDS CAM

Towards Dungeness: 10:15, 11:18, 11:58, 12:58, 13:58, 14:58, 15:58 & 16:58

Towards Hythe: 10:58, 11:58, 12:58, 13:58, 14:58, 15:58, 16:58 & 17:35

SOUTH DEVON RAILWAY 

(southdevonrailway.co.uk)

BUCKFASTLEIGH CAM

Departures: 10:00, 10:45, 11:30, 12:15, 13:00, 14:15, 15:00, 15:45 & 16:30

Arrivals: 11:15, 12:00, 12:45, 13:30, 14:45, 15:50, 16:15, 17:00 & 17:43

SPA VALLEY RAILWAY 

(spavalleyrailway.co.uk)

GROOMBRIDGE CAM

Towards Eridge: 10:36, 12:16, 13:56 & 15:36

Towards Tunbridge Wells West: 11:22, 13:02, 14:42 & 16:26

SWANAGE RAILWAY

(swanagerailway.co.uk)

CORFE CASTLE CAM

Towards Norden: 10:20, 11:00, 11:40, 12:20, 13:00, 13:40, 14:20, 15:00, 15:40, 16:20,17:00, 17:40 & 18:20

Towards Swanage: 10:02, 10:42, 11:22, 12:02, 12:42, 13:22, 14:02, 14:42, 15:22, 16:02, 16:42, 17:22 & 18:20

SWANAGE CAM

Departures at: 10:00, 10:40, 11:20, 12:00, 12:40, 13:20, 14:00, 14:10, 15:20, 16:00, 16:40 & 18:00

Arrivals at: 10:24, 11:04, 11:44, 12:24, 13:04, 13:44, 14:24, 15:04, 15:44, 16:24, 17:04, 17:44 & 18:36

TALYLLYN RAILWAY

(talyllyn.co.uk) 

ABERGYNOLWYN CAM

Towards Nant Gwernol: 11:18, 12:28, 13:03, 14:13, 15:23, 15:58 & 17:25

Towards Tywyn Wharf:12:10, 13:20, 13:55, 15:05, 16:15, 16:50 & 17:50

TYWYN WHAFT CAM

Departures at: 10:30, 11:40, 12:15, 13:25, 14:35, 15:10 & 16:20

Arrivals at: 12:57, 14:07, 14:47, 15:52, 17:02, 17:37 & 18:37

PENDRE YARD CAM

Cam showing the activity 'behind the scenes' in Pendre yard. The camera is looking west from near the loco shed.

WEST SOMERSET RAILWAY

(west-somerset-railway.co.uk)

BISHOPS LYDEARD CAM

Arrivals at: 11:30, 13:53, 15:52, 16:50 & 18:19

Departures at: 10:15, 11:00, 12:40, 14:45 & 17:00

BLUE ANCHOR CAM

Towards Minehead: 11:24, 12:08, 13:48, 15:54 & 18:19

Towards Bishops Lydeard: 10:22, 12:49, 14:48, 16:33 & 17:19

CROWCOMBE HEATHFIELD CAM

Towards Minehead: 10:30, 11:20, 12:55, 15:00 & 17:25

Towards Bishops Lydeard: 11:18, 13:43, 15:40, 17:17 & 18:09

MINEHEAD CAM

Arrivals at: 11:40, 12:24, 14:04, 16:10 & 18:35

Departures at: 10:05, 12:30, 14:30, 16:15 & 17:00 

WILLITON CAMS

Towards Minehead: 10:55, 11:40, 13:20, 15:26 & 17:53

Towards Bishops Lydeard: 10:55, 13:17, 15:18, 16:58 & 17:50

There is no guarantee that the services listed above will run, at the time of posting these are believed to be correct.

[trishitaghoshiad]

LinkedIn update

Since I have been thinking about my career plans I am sure that I want to get some work experience (paid or unpaid) before applying for a masters course in interior architecture or exhibition design. Therefore I have sent a series of job applications as a junior designer on websites such as Reed, Adzuma, Total jobs etc... I also ensured that my linkedin account was updated. 

Updating my linkedIn was useful for me to not only ensure viewers saw the latest ventures I have been involved in but also allowed me to review how far along I have come since first year. Through linkedIn I made sure recruiters are aware that I am seeking ‘opportunities in experiential design: retail, hospitality, museum and exhibition design’.

The networking site is usually free but also includes the option of premium membership which is free for a month. The membership has a series of perks such as your profile being moved to the top of hiring managers list, discover who is interested in your profile, directly reaching out to hiring managers, etc... Therefore last month I applied to a series of ‘junior interior designer’ positions and directly contacted the recruiters where required on linkedin. 

Since updating my linkedin profile I have already had two recruiting companies directly getting in contact with me with regards to roles available that would suit my skills, knowledge and experience. Both of the roles are different yet allow similar experiences. Both of the recruiters asked for my portfolio. Whilst I had my website to showcase my wide variety I believe it was essential for me to create portfolio that directly catered to the different role and organisations. 

One of the organisations is a high street retail store specialising in optical and hearing centres and are growing their in house interior designers. The role is for a retail store design assistant. Due to my lack of experience in that sector I had to ensure that through my portfolio and cover letter I showcased that my skills and work experiences are still relevant. My CV, portfolio and cover letter as submitted according to their job description is available here

The second was for a architects practice in Eastleigh who specialise in residential, retail, leisure and educational institutions. My interests in the public sector of the industry meant I was immediately attracted to the role. However I had to ensure that my portfolio should showcase that I can work with projects that cater to the general public as well as buildings with multiple floors. Since I lacked work experience in this field I avoided to include those projects. However the recruiting firm advised me to send a separate work experience portfolio in case they find any more job opening relevant to my experiences and skills on the job. Therefore I sent them two portfolios which are available here

I have yet to hear back from both the organisations. 

[roofersnearme]

Is SIG partnering with PolyVision?

Is SIG partnering with PolyVision?

Hi there people of the internet, Roofer Pro Middlesbrough here with a new blog post, there has been a couple of big announcements for some high quality roofing companies and I would like to talk briefly about them and shine a light on these wonderful businesses.

First up is a company I have mentioned many times on the blog and that is good old SIG. SIG have become the exclusive distribution partner for PolyVision’s a3 CeramicSteel in the UK and Ireland so this is big news for both companies.

SIG partners with PolyVision

Effective from December 2016, SIG secured the agreement in recognition of the company’s knowledge and core values within the construction industry worldwide.

Mark Fyfe, UK infrastructure director at SIG, commented: “We’re extremely excited to be adding the PolyVision a3 range to our portfolio. We strive to bring the most innovative solutions to market which support consistency in a changing world and the a3 surface fits perfectly within this strategy.”

read more…

I think this is a great move by PolyVision as SIG is a big name with vast experience in the roofing industry and they have a global focus too so this could be an awesome play so I will keep an eye on this as I expect to see some innovation from SIG here so lets wish them all the best shall we.

Partnerships help all involved so again I wish them both the best of luck.

And now for another partnership, but not a conventional one, more a large contract won but still a big deal for Burton roofing company Bracknell Roofing as they have sealed a £1.9 job with New Forest District Council, let’s take a closer look.

Bracknell secures £1.9m New Forest Council Contract

The contract will run in two phases over the next 18 months and will see around 285 of the council’s aging house stock – including detached and semi-detached houses, as well as bungalows – in Hythe and Lymington have completely new roofs. Bracknell Roofing’s Managing Director Simon Smith is delighted to secure the contract for the company.

 “The team at our Eastleigh depot, led by Paul Stubbington, must be congratulated for securing this contract in the face of stiff competition, as it is a significant contract win for Bracknell Roofing.

 “Of course, we had to be very keen on price to ensure that New Forest District Council could be sure that it was getting the best value for money – but we’d also like to think that the council was impressed with the track record we have, the quality of our work and the fact that the council could rely on us to deliver within the required timescale.”

read more here…

Absolutely love it, well done Bracknell! This is a huge deal, but lets face it, Bracknell Roofing are the UK’s second largest roof, slate and tiling contractor, with over than 400 roofers across the UK so this will be no problem for them but it’s great to see this so I am very happy for them as those 400 roofers need something to do

[bandqcareers]

Ben Fitch - Customer Research Assistant

I’m just coming up to my one-year anniversary at B&Q and I have loved it the whole time. Last September, I moved to Eastleigh from St. Austell, Cornwall after a long search to find a job that spoke to me. I studied Psychology at university and have always wanted a position where I could put my passion for research to good use and when I saw a job opportunity in the B&Q insights team I was intrigued. I already knew I would be relocating as I had struggled to find good opportunities for work in Cornwall, though I hadn’t ever planned to go quite as far! I didn’t know a huge amount about B&Q before I found the job, just that it was an established British brand that was a household name, and as I researched the company I found out a lot of great things: the commitment to sustainability, support in local communities and the business’ growth from a single store in Southampton to a household name. As I saw the parallels between B&Q’s goals and my own mindset, I knew I had to take the opportunity.

I travelled almost 200 miles by train for my interview and was amazed when I arrived at the office. I remember walking into the impressive, bright, open space of the building and seeing smiling faces all over - it left me buzzing before I even had the interview! After a passionate conversation with my now-manager, I knew I would be happy here. Thankfully I got the role I wanted and last September I made the move by train with the essentials of my life packed up on my back! (If that doesn’t show commitment I’m not sure what does). A year later I am as optimistic as ever about my role, I’ve enjoyed nearly every day working here, seen growth in my skills and persona and built strong relationships that will last a lifetime.

Find your role: http://bandq.social/roles

[einheit-eulenspiegel-blog]

Discover Quality Removal Services In Eastleigh

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http://www.steeleandco.co.uk/removal-services/bishops-waltham/  link is helpful and everything can be seen on this website. You can also ask for some extra insurance and what kind of services you want. Their services will bring peace of mind and you need not to worry about other things. Staff members are trained in every task and some special things like antiques, piano etc handle with extra care. They can come to your door in short notice as well and also efficient in performing the task. Talk to the customer care to know more about the company and its services.

[londontheatre]

The company of NYDC in Tarantiseismic. Photo by Tony Nandi

This is a dramatic show performed on the Sadler’s Wells stage by the National Youth Dance Company (NYDC). There are thirty nine dancers between the ages of 15 and 22, most of them 17 and 18, from a variety of dance backgrounds, from disperate parts of the country, brought together to create work as an ensemble. Nearly all of the dancers are on stage all of the time.

There’s a lovely introductory film in which the artistic consequences of this ambitious enterprise is described by the dancers. Although they may have been daunted by the talent of their new peers at first, ultimately this made them aspire for more in their work.

Damien Jalet is the Guest Artistic Director of NYDC for 2017. He was inspired, when creating the choreography for Tarantiseismic, by Tarantism, a form of hysteria occurring in southern Italy between 14th to the 18th centuries, when men and women were being seized by a wild compulsion to dance for hours, sometimes days on end. Mr Jalet has combined this concept with the seismic force of an earthquake to suggest unpredictability. He’s created controlled frenzy on stage, performed by his dancers with immaculate emphasis, and precision.

The show builds with two of the most stirring sections at the end. The penultimate section is a warm, camp fire type dance around a drummer and his drum kit who changes what has been largely music of dissonance up until then into an affecting rhythm of regularity. The finale is a suitably moving end to an enjoyable evening.

There’s a first class creative team working on the show to create illusion and effect including Jay Barry Matthews, Natasha Chivers and Jim Hogan.

This is an enjoyable show exhibiting young dance talent of the future in an imaginative and appealing showcase.

Review by Marian Kennedy

Tarantiseismic is a new commission that sees Jalet present a unique piece of theatre which addresses themes of melancholia, ritual, control and abandon. Jalet’s revered choreographic style combined with the young dancers’ energy and talent is set to produce a mesmerising experience that shifts the consciousness of the audience.

This year’s diverse cohort of 39 young dancers comprises 29 new members, selected through NYDC Experience Workshops held in towns and cities all over the country. The dancers are mentored during three intensive residencies over the year, in order to create, rehearse and develop the new piece. Throughout the dancers’ time with NYDC they are given a unique insight into the dance profession, gaining skills and techniques that open up career possibilities.

LISTINGS INFORMATION National Youth Dance Company / Damien Jalet Tarantiseismic Sadler’s Wells, EC1R 4TN

Confirmed 2017 UK national tour dates: Sunday 25 June: Peninsula Arts, Plymouth University Saturday 1 July: Dance City, Newcastle Saturday 8 July: The Curve, Leicester Friday 14 July: Birmingham Hippodrome, as part of UDance 2017 Sunday 16 July: Latitude Festival Tuesday 18 July: Jerwood Dance House, Dance East, Ipswich Thursday 20 July: Middleton Hall, Hull

Confirmed NYDC Experience Workshops for 2017-18 intake: Sunday 21 May: Hymers College, Hull Saturday 27 May: DanceXchange, Birmingham Sunday 28 May: Swindon Dance, Swindon Monday 29 May: AMATA – Falmouth University, Falmouth Tuesday 30 May: Sadler’s Wells, London Wednesday 31 May: The Point, Eastleigh Thursday 1 June: DanceEast, Ipswich Friday 2 June: Marina Studios, Brighton Sunday 4 June: Northern Ballet, Leeds Sunday 4 June: Déda, Derby Saturday 10 June: The Dance House, Manchester Sunday 11 June: MDI, Liverpool Sunday 25 June: The House, Plymouth Sunday 2 July: Dance City, Newcastle Saturday 8 July: The Curve, Leicester

http://ift.tt/2ovqryP LondonTheatre1.com

[steeleandco1]

Moving Quotes Eastleigh

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Household Removals Romsey 

Fantastic removal company in Hampshire, Steele and Co moving company, Hants UK & surrounding areas. Free house removals quote, packing & storage services. For more details visit at https://www.steeleandco.co.uk/man-and-van/eastleigh/