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1996 VW Golf 1.8 SE, midnight blue. 105,000 miles, VGC.
Electric windows, central locking, alloy wheels, jvc/blaupunkt stereo cd. 3 owners from new, well looked after.
6 months tax and MOT, recently serviced (new electrics, new clutch, new tyres).
Bargain at £850.00
Photos on Autotrader:
Ikea bookcase for sale. Black/brown version. Perfect condition.Will accept £50 ono (originally £110). Can be viewed at: http://www.ikea.com/gb/en/catalog/products/60071358
If interested email me at: stufalc@hotmail.com
thanks,
Stuart
Friday 23rd May – Monday 26th May 2008
Free Facepainting: 10am – 5pm
Drop in for some creative fun over the bank holiday. Free facepainting with every studio fee all weekend!
Monday 26th May 2008
Paint a Wooden Plant Pot: 1pm
In the second of our spring family workshops you can paint a wooden plant pot, ideal for use indoors or outdoors. Choose from our range of bright paints and use our stamps, stencils and embellishments to add the finishing touch to your pot. £8 (includes all materials). Booking essential.
Busy Bees Craft Studio
82-84 Niddrie Road
0141 433 9506
Does anyone have a number for Land services at Polmadie? I used to have it but have lost it and only can get through to the Council HQ.
The Save Pollok Park campaign was in full swing when the latest newsletter went to press but we’re hoping to keep the blog up to date with news. If you want to find out more about the issues please read the Save Pollok Park PDF which was presented at a meeting at Pollokshields Burgh Hall earlier this month.
The current aim of the campaigners is to have the Scottish Ministers grant a “call-in” and this can only be done if the group can demonstrate that the application was not properly dealt with by the Council and new issues have arisen. Save Pollok Park PDF
The latest issue of the Strathbungo News is now available online. Strathbungo News Spring 08.
A year or two ago we enjoyed the services of an excellent gardener who lived in Queen Square. I cannot recall her name or address, but she had suffered a serious road accident in the recent past. Could anyone put us in touch with her, with a view to her resuming work for us?
7th April 2008: Wine Tasting: Burgundy.
6.30 to 8.00. £15. Booking is compulsory.
The rich and ancient province of Burgundy has one of the most famous and finest vineyards in the world! Our wine courses aim to increase understanding and enjoyment of wine in a relaxed and friendly environment. The course will be followed by a blind wine tasting.
17th April 2008: French Conversation Night.
Do you like speaking French? This event is for you. Pop in and have fun with our French staff and others people in an authentique French atmosphere. Be careful, English won’t be understood!
24th April 2008: Wine Tasting.
6.30pm. Booking is compulsory.
Discover 6 wines from France and the new world. Look, smell, taste and learn in a relax ambiance!
5th May 2008: Wine Tasting: Alsace.
6.30 to 8.00. £15. Booking is compulsory.
Both dry and sweet white wines are produced in Alsace, and are often made from aromatic grapes varieties. Along with Austria and Germany, it produces some of the most noted dry Rieslings in the world, but on the export market, Alsace is perhaps even more noted for highly aromatic Gewürztraminer wines.
Our wine courses aim to increase understanding and enjoyment of wine in a relaxed and friendly environment. The course will be followed by a blind wine tasting.
22nd May 2008: Cheese & Wine Dinner.
6.30. £21.50 Booking is compulsory.
A regular events where you will be able to try 12 cheeses matching 6 wines! Soft and creamy cheese, hard and tasteful, strong like a blue, you will discover the complexity of the world of cheese!
29th May 2008: Wine Tasting: Loire.
6.30. Booking is compulsory.
Discover 6 wines from the Loire Valley! Enjoy our relaxed ambiance for this tasting!
2nd June 2008: Wine Tasting: Loire.
6.30. £15. Booking is compulsory.
Loire Valley wines tend to exhibit characteristic fruitiness with fresh, crisp flavours-especially in their youth. The Loire Valley has a long history of wine making dating back to the 1st century. In the High Middle Ages, the wines of the Loire Valley were the most esteemed wines in England and France, even more prized than those from Bordeaux.
Our wine courses aim to increase understanding and enjoyment of wine in a relaxed and friendly environment. The course will be followed by a blind wine tasting.
Contact:
Bistro Saint Germain,
69 Nithsdale Street,
G41 2PY
Glasgow
bistrosaintgermain@gmail.com
0141 423 0914
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