On feet and festivals…

chocolate biscuitsAnother busy show today with six ‘girls around town’ in the studio, talking about everything from feet and festivals to bras and biscuits!!

Deborah Garlick, Nadine Cooper and Liz Hobbs joined June, Tina and Sue between 11am and 1pm – no time for photos this time, we were far too busy chatting. It seems we’ve all been eating our choccy bikkies the wrong way round – shock, horror! – and, purely in the interests of research of course, we had a packet on hand to hand to check it out.

pretty feetDeborah and Nadine came along to tell us all about their flourishing online community Henpicked – just five months old and around 2000 followers already! Feet were a hot topic as June, Sue and Deborah bared their soles (although not literally) talking about their recent use of gel-filled exfoliating socks – slightly gruesome, strangely satisfying but, from the look on her face, not something Tina will be rushing to try…

Unfortunately, the Henpicked pair conveniently forgot to bring along the special bras they’ll be donning next Saturday for the London MoonWalk, raising money for breast cancer sufferers. But we’ll be keeping an eye on their respective Facebook pages so watch this space for a pic or two next week; in the meantime, if you want to support their efforts by making a donation, click here for more details and a link to the Just Giving pages.

union jWith Newark Festival returning to Riverside Park next month, Liz had plenty to talk about too. Live concerts on Friday 20 and Saturday 21 June feature Union J, Rough Copy, Luke Friend, Loveable Rogue, Tich, Ollie Marland, Heaven 17, Marc Almond and The Human League; and on Sunday 22 June, there’s a fantastic FREE family fun day which culminates with Proms in the Park and a fabulous fireworks finale.

Check out the Festival website for times and ticket details. And, if you haven’t already done so, don’t forget to enter this week’s competition to win a pair of tickets for the Friday concert – you’ll find a reminder of the question here.

 

 

All in a good cause

around town 4The new issue of Around Town magazine is out now and it comes with a voluntary cover charge this time – but all donations will go to support six local good causes.

If you’ve picked up your copy and enjoyed it – which we’re sure you will have! – please make the £2 donation to help support the following local charities that work with women and children in crisis in Nottinghamshire

  • Newark Women’s Aid
  • Midlands Women’s Aid
  • The Children’s Bereavement Centre
  • Framework
  • S.H.E (Survivors of Sexual Abuse Helping Each Other)
  • ISAS (Incest and Sexual Abuse Survivors)

Making your donation is easy – you’ll find details on the Home page of the Silver Sisters Media website, on the Our Charities page of the site – or, even simpler, just click here

Ladies who lunch

ladies lunchingFancy a lovely lunch with a fashion show and the opportunity for a bit of retail therapy thrown in for good measure?

The next Beaumond House Ladies Who Lunch takes place on Monday 28 April at Caunton Beck and Girls Around Town‘s June Rowlands will be among the models showing off super summer outfits from Phase Eight, perfect timing if you’re thinking of holidays to come…

Tickets, priced £25 each, include a welcome drink on arrival at 12 noon, a delicious two-course lunch with coffee – and there’ll be a goody bag for every guest, a raffle and plenty of time to chat and shop!

All proceeds from the event go to Beaumond House Community Hospice in Newark – to book your ticket, call Julie at Caunton Beck on 01636 636793.