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"How much can one tolerate? There is no respect for women in this country. We want nothing less than death for the culprits," said protester Yogita Chakraborty.
Investigating police have arrested two migrant workers from Bihar who lived near the girl's home in eastern Delhi. The victim has been receiving treatment since the attack last week at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences, which has become a major hub for protesters.
"The police should acccept accountability and resign," said one protester outside the hospital who identified himself only as Shailendra.
The government and police are provoking the people by not acting with a greater sense of justice, said Shailendra, who predicted that more people would join the protests "if things continue to go on like this."
News reports on the attack, which described the torture and repeated rape of the child in a private apartment, first sparked the street protests on April 19.
Anger and frustration over the attack also boiled over in Parliament during a budget meeting on Monday. The lower house adjourned following uproar among parliamentarians.
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According to statistics from the government's National Crimes Record Bureau, 48,338 child rape cases were recorded between 2001 to 2011.
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Thousands danced in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Hundreds chanted in South Africa, carrying signs and candles. The Philippines held a 24-hour dance party. Scores of students in India gathered for a candlelight vigil.
Organisers say these are among thousands of events taking place in 205 countries on Thursday as part of One Billion Rising, an international call led by Eve Ensler's V-Day organisation to end violence against women and girls.
Ensler, author of The Vagina Monologues, announced the campaign last year, urging women and men around the world to walk out of work or school on Feb. 14, 2013, and dance to raise awareness of the troubling UN statistic that one in three women worldwide will be raped or beaten in her lifetime.
"It's happening, and what we're seeing is really huge uprisings," Ensler said Thursday in a telephone interview from Congo. "It's amazing because it goes from huge events like in Collins Square in London to six girls in a living room in Iran. That's what's so beautiful about it, like the whole world's doing it in the way they can do it."
International officials have also endorsed the event, including prime ministers of England and Australia, the president of Croatia, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo and US House of Representatives Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, who tweeted, "I rise with people of good conscience to stand up against intolerable acts of violence against women around the world. #1billionrising."
"The UN has officially endorsed it, and I think unprecedentedly they, at 12:30 today, stopped their work and had a rising at the UN," Ensler said.
She added that the global event is "also impacting legislation and mindset and legislation," citing legislative efforts in Britain for universal sex education.
"The pressure of One Billion Rising is forcing these people to have to say they're going to do something about it," she said.
Scheduled stateside events included flash mobs in San Francisco, a Zumba dance party with Jane Fonda in Los Angeles, a special program at New York's Hammerstein Ballroom featuring Rosario Dawson and Glenn Close, and a rally led by slain civil rights icon Martin Luther King Jr.'s daughter Bernice A. King on the sunny streets of Atlanta.
The outpouring of participation surpassed even Ensler's hopeful dreams. Widespread press coverage of the brutal gang rape in Delhi and the Taliban shooting of a 14-year-old Pakistani girl mobilized the world, she said.
"I think we all know that we've reached a moment where it has to stop," she said. "It's enough."
Ensler is convinced that the global reach of One Billion Rising has achieved its goal of raising awareness of the worldwide problem of violence against women and will inspire leaders to act.
"I don't think violence against women will get marginalized again," she said. "I think it has moved to the center of the agenda as of today."
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Radio silence from blinkered Beeb as broadcaster puts Premier League before Ryder Cup
The Ryder Cup's status as one of world's great sporting events wasn't enough for BBC Radio 5 Live, who gave priority to Premier League football coverage instead of a full session of golf.
Despite 5 Live's huge team at Medinah, the Saturday morning foursomes were presented off the television from Manchester because they clashed with the afternoon programme of topflight football that received the most attention.
This highly questionable decision, especially when 5 Live had also been providing the on-course radio and worldwide internet commentary, may have something to do with the forthcoming Premier League tender for radio rights.
Better than this? BBC made the decision to prioritise the Premier League over Europe's Ryder Cup triumph
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Sergio's American caddie
Sergio Garcia surprisingly had an American on his bag who isn't even a regular caddie.
Garcia believes he has relied too much on bag-carrier advice and chose Wayne Richardson, who provides yardage charts for CBS, so the Spaniard felt fully responsible for decision-making.
An American caddie in the European camp is in contrast to English bagman Dave Musgrove not working for Lee Janzen at Ryder Cups because of conflicting loyalties.
Pep's in town
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Enthusiast: Pep Guardiola, a big golf fan, was at Medinah with his family
Rival super-manager Sir Alex Ferguson's New York pad is across Central Park on the Upper East Side.
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Ollie's laid back approach
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Europe Ryder Cup said the players, with their individual warm-up routines, were responsible themselves for turning up on time.
Clarke's Monty mauling
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Mauling: Darren Clarke retweeted a jibe at Colin Montgomerie's broadcasting style
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Monty has disliked Feherty since the Irishman dubbed him Mrs Doubtfire, a nickname that sparked running battles with US golf fans.
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"Dear...! I'll have to have a word with them!"
The Provost General rides to the 42nd camp to address the men, who assemble on him.
"You have failed me! If not that you had little to work with, I'd have you flogged! Or perhaps worse. Captain! Get your men ready for Taps. It's almost [checks his watch] 10 at night. Hold a peaceful night and you better move along in the next day." -Provost General
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BRATTLEBORO The widow of former U.S. Supreme Court Justice Potter Stewart has died in Vermont. Mary Ann Bertles Stewart was 93.
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When do you think kids should start learning about politics?
I plan on pumping soundwaves of Hannity, Limbaugh, Franken etc. into my wife's uterus. I want my baby to come out with well-reasoned, sound and unbiased opinions.
October 22, 2008 at 7:44 a.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
US must foster free trade
"We need to negotiate with our trading partners and have them accept more American goods in order to create more "fair trade"."That's the preliminary thought that the British used before they addicted the population of China to Opium. The problem is our consumer-driven lifestyle, not the fact that some underdeveloped or still-developing countries can't afford some of the very expensive products and services that we have to offer, to the degree that would match our voracious national consumption habits. Maybe the trade balance would be addressed simply by us taking some of the money that we have been spending (some of which doesn't belong to us anyway) and saved it, instead, allowing it to be invested in human capital and physical capital to increase our own productivity.
October 22, 2008 at 7:39 a.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
Chicago taint
standuporget: I would think it's pretty simple. It means that many people (and this one is primarily people from the conservative side of things) hold to enlisted men as wonderful examples of everything great: patriotism, intelligence, involvement, love for country, etc. The reality, as Pywacket mentioned, is that they are, to a great degree, high-school graduates with no higher education. I'll go one further, but this is primarily anecdotal, from my multiple friends and family friends who have been in the military in one facet or another. They are made up of a good proportion of kids who are entering because they don't have any other direction in their lives at the time, kids who are looking (or having their parents look for them) for some method of disciplining their prior uncontrollable behavior, and kids looking for ways to pay for college after they get out. This is all fine, of course. It only becomes relevant when someone like madmike starts talking about their voting records and how it shows what people are apparently thinking. Given the uncultivated state of the kids in question, and given the very real, recognized and largely admitted indoctrination practices of the military (resocialization is I believe what it's called, though the military doesn't call it that, I don't think), then venerating their political opinions is, in my opinion, somewhat suspect. Well, absolutely suspect. Hope that clears it up for you.
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Same-Sex Marriage: How Will it Affect Our Society?
"Ahem: I'll reiterate *marriage* does not occur in a church or in a courthouse."You can reiterate if you want, it still doesn't make that sentence mean anything, or make it true."I need no "institution" to "legitimize" my marriage, "officially" or otherwise."Yes, you actually do, except probably to yourself. You can call yourself married if you want, but unless it involved the official documentation and signing the certificate, then you will not be recognized as being married, and not subject to the benefits of being married in the eyes of the state. And then, of course, you can tack God and the Church on if you need either of those parties to recognize your union, but that is unnecessary for being married. "Again, putting the cart before the horse: but, then again, as your concluding remark might suggest, horses certainly are not in need of carts."I could say the same, Tangent. To my mind, the relationship probably came much before the marriage, even if they didn't use those terms. I have a number of gay friends, by the way, none of which are married, many of whom have had very strong relationships. I'll also admit some degree of romantic deficiency, though I do try with my own marriage (which was a very strong relationship prior to signing the papers that made us "married," which I admit meant next to nothing to me but officialized redundancy tacked on to our strong relationship), but again we're not talking about anything romantic here. Gays fighting for the rights to a union are not fighting for the right to be romantically involved, they have that already.
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Evolution evidence?
"why don't you cite an example of a single tenet of evolution the evidence for which is not hotly contested. You won't, because you can't."Bacteria evolve. It happens all the time, and it is observable. It is evolution, and you can't deny it, but you can still contest it, so I guess in the end you're probably right. There is no evidence so strong that people determined to close their ears, eyes and minds will not be able to contest, as long as they're free to ignore everything but what they want to perceive.
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McCain campaign feeds fear of Obama
Whoops. I think I confused notajayhawk's argument with Satirical's. My apologies.
October 17, 2008 at 12:22 p.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
Courts attacking marriage
waves handThese are not the meanings you're looking for.Move along. Move along.
October 17, 2008 at 9:39 a.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
Jordan levels charges at Moore
Sigh. . . I thought this could possibly be Michael Jordan leveling charges at Michael Moore. Now That would have been a fun one-on-one game to watch!
October 17, 2008 at 9:37 a.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
Courts attacking marriage
"How can the courts be "attacking marriage", when they are making more marriages possible?"Well, when you view yourself as belonging to some exclusive club, then I suppose more being allowed in can be viewed as an attack. It would be like lowering the dues on Country Club Memberships.
October 17, 2008 at 8:36 a.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
McCain campaign feeds fear of Obama
Sometime I'd really like to have notajayhawk actually Define what it is to be a socialist. He does, if I recall, support federally funded police, fire, and emergency response. I wonder which way he leans on education, transportation, infrastructure and health inspection.It is good, though, that he's actually using the term "socialist" now rather than equating it with liberal. That was somewhat unfair, I thought, as he refused to allow that same redefinition with the term "conservative."
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Holocaust, whose holocaust?
national | rights, freedoms and repression | opinion/analysis Wednesday January 30, 2013 13:54 by T Dillon - Human Race
Ireland should not become a subsidiary of the international Zionist holocaust franchise chain
It seems the Jewish holocaust is indeed much more important to revisionists than the so-called Irish Famine or original European holocaust, which in 1847 the Cork Examiner (now Irish Examiner)- referring to the on-going crime in Ireland, called a "Holocaust" as did many writers including Michael Davitt in his 1904 "The Fall of Feudalism in Ireland". Being as it is that Jews were not victims in the well documented food removal genocide perpetrated by the British regime against the Irish people in the mid 19th century, could it be that in today's politically corrected Ireland Jewish suffering and crimes perpetrated by the NAZI regime in Germany trump the long ignored and now much denied suffering caused by a deliberate policy of state orchestrated genocide perpetrated against the Irish themselves a century before by the racist, colonial power Britain?
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by BrianClarke - AllVoices Fri Feb 01, 2013 18:02
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by An Draighneán Donn - Páirtí Cummanach na Poblachta Sun Feb 03, 2013 03:23
Its clear the there is no "The Holocaust," but many Holocausts. Not least the serial culling of the Irish people by the genocidal British Empire. There are also the Holocausts of the native peoples of Australia and the Americas. There is the total extermination of the population of Tasmania. There is the Holocaust of the People of the Congo, today and under Leopold. There is the Holocaust of Libya and Syria, by Anglo-Zionist forces, and the planned Holocaust of all of Africa, by a rabid capitalism in terminal collapse. So many Holocausts, that feeling sorry for a man or woman in Auschwich seems little more than servile piety. How can I feel sorrow for the victims of the 1940s, when 25,000 children died today because they had only dirty water to drink? 25,000 more children will die tomorrow, and the tears of their parents will be just as great as the tears of Auschwich.
by Rational Ecologist Tue Feb 05, 2013 13:30
Here's an idea: why not feel empathy and compassion for all, including the estimated 6 million Jews(not Zionists) who died in Hitler's death camps. Of course there can be no monopoly of the term 'Holocaust' and of course there are a litany of others, including the Irish Famine; however, do not use the Jews who died in WW2 to make the point, that is behaving exactly like the arrogant Shatter.
by Irish Holocaust Tue Feb 05, 2013 15:05
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This review is from: Forza Horizon (Xbox 360) (Video Game)
My title of the review says it all. People should take Forza Horizon for what its ment to be... FUN!
It really is like a nice day off work, after a hard shift at (WORK) on Forza 4, between trying to knock 100th of a second off a lap time, or changing a setup on a car because the rebound on your rear suspension is too stiff, that coupled with the attack setting on the rear diff, its nice to play a racing game and not have to think too much or too hard and just relax. Forza Horizon (THE DAY OFF WORK) does just that....
Fair enough some people might think the career is easy, turn the setting to insane and all driver aids off, see how easy it is now.
People say "Its too arcadey"... it aint meant to be a like for like simulation. If it was it would just be Forza 4.5 or 5.
People say its a "Dirt Clone" or a "Burnout Clone", does that not make every "Non simulation racing" game a clone of something? Or games in general just clones of something.
Its rewarding, easy enough to get the hang of, but difficult to master. And most of all its gorgeously good looking fun to play, solo or online.
My only stipulation is the music is abit chedder'ish. In saying that none of the music i would listen to anyway, but for all intents and purposes, it provides atmosphere and energy to an already high energy game.
If you love cars, driving them fast, the idea of doing a 10 mile sprint down a motorway/highway in a Ferrari F50 or something similar or not as the case may be, the Forza Brand, but want a little something something like Forza 4 that doesnt take itself too serious. Forza Horizon could be the very thing for you.
It aint perfect, nothing is, but for all the charm and fun to be seen and had, you'll forget about that and just enjoy the ride!
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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Which of the following adjectives best describes the man who calls himself Johnny Walker?
(a) Obese.
(b) Elegant.
(c) Dirty.
(d) Attractive.
2. Which of the elementary school teacher's relatives was drafted to fight in the war on the day the children collapsed in the woods?
(a) Her husband.
(b) Her brother.
(c) Her son.
(d) Her father.
3. Which of the following is Dr. Shigenori Tsukayama's specialty?
(a) Neurology.
(b) Orthodontics.
(c) Pediatrics.
(d) Psychiatry.
4. How many children were found unconscious in the woods by their elementary school teacher?
(a) 40 children.
(b) 24 children.
(c) 16 children.
(d) 32 children.
5. What is the name of the young boy who did NOT awaken after the mushroom incident in the woods?
(a) Kafka.
(b) Nakata.
(c) Hoshimo.
(d) Oshima.
Short Answer Questions
1. How did the doctors transport the unconscious children away from the site where they fell?
2. On the day the children collapsed in the woods, how did the teacher describe her emotional state?
3. What did the elementary school teacher bring the children into the woods to pick on the day they passed out?
4. Which of the following adjectives best describes Hoshino's speech?
5. Who does Nakata ask for help in purchasing a train ticket?
Short Essay Questions
1. What regimen does Kafka adopt and exercise everyday that he is away from home?
2. What confession does Oshima make when the stern women accuse him of being misogynistic?
3. In what state does Oshima find Kafka when he returns to the cabin to bring Kafka home?
4. How does Kafka react when Sakura begins telling him about her boyfriend, who lives in Tokyo?
5. What does Johnny Walker keep stored in his walk-in freezer?
6. How does Kafka spend his first day of freedom in the city?
7. What happened to all of Nakata's money after he lost his job?
8. How does Johnny Walker entice Nakata to kill him?
9. What conclusion did Doctor Nakazawa reach after testing the sixteen school children found unconscious in the woods?
10. What complaints do the two serious women make about the library where Oshima and Kafka work?
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Having earned his place in cinema history with the milestone thriller The Sixth Sense, writer-director M Night Shyamalan has gone on to prove the law of diminishing returns with increasingly underwhelming movies like Unbreakable, Signs and the Titanic-scale aquatic disaster Lady in the Water.
His latest venture continues the trend. A cast of minor stars led by Mark Wahlberg, Zooey Deschanel and John Leguizamo flee whatever malign influence freezes people in their tracks before turning them into murderers and suicides.
It is not clear what is causing this behaviour — terrorists? Killer plants? Shyamalan's all-too-appropriate vistas of fields of corn may be the key clue — but it is even less clear why anyone should care.
Unless the prospect of watching Wahlberg talk tritely to a fake plant is irresistible, use your sixth sense, and any others you possess, to avoid this landmark drivel.
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Gilmore, the longtime pastor and founder of the Baptist church on 232nd Street, died of natural causes Jan. 13, said Dr. Michael Baston, the current pastor at St. Luke. He was 79.And after a weekend of memorial services, Gilmore was remembered at a home going service Tuesday night as a man of excellence who lived a full life and had moved on to a better place."His life is his greatest legacy," said Minister Floyd Gilmore, Roy's nephew. "He has gone to the other side." Floyd Gilmore was the master of ceremonies at the service and he stressed throughout that it was not "a service of sorrow."The guests who gathered at St. Luke - including Councilmen Leroy Comrie (D-St. Albans) and James Sanders (D-Laurelton), Rev. Charles Norris and Capt. Steven Haynes of the 105th Precinct - obliged and honored Gilmore with songs and constant clapping, filling the church he founded with sounds his relatives said he loved.Gilmore founded St. Luke 41 years ago and retired as pastor in September, when he was replaced by Baston. Gilmore was also the founder of Gilmore Funeral Homes, which operated locations on Linden and Sutphin boulevards. Baston, who had known Gilmore all of his life, said his kindness and generosity went far behind the walls of his church. Gilmore also helped found several business in southeast Queens."Bishop Roy L. Gilmore was more than a bishop and pastor, more than a family man, more than a business, civic and community leader," Baston said. "Bishop Gilmore was a force of light in a dark world."Rev. Floyd Flake, the pastor of Jamaica's Allen A.M.E. Cathedral, was also on hand Tuesday and referred to Gilmore as a lifelong friend. Flake recalled a time when his brother was "having a hard time organizing his life" and came to Queens to be near him. Flake said he took his brother to see Gilmore, who offered him a job."Bishop Gilmore fired my brother six times," Flake recalled Tuesday. "I kept saying, 'you don't have to keep him,' but he always hired him back.""Thank God for this man of spirit," Flake added.Reach reporter Craig Giammona by e-mail at news@times
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*After many reported that Waka Flocka and his significant other, Tammy Rivera, could possibly be joining "Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta," the rapper has finally spoke out about it.
"I'm not doing 'Love & Hip Hop,' my fiancé is doing it," Waka told "The Breakfast Club" Monday. "I don't do reality shows."
Although Waka will not be an official cast member, he will still be making guest appearances thanks to his soon to be reality star fiancé.
"Go ahead and put a million dollars in her pocket cause it's me. Put two million," Waka said, joking that she'll now be able to afford her own expensive goodies. "I ain't gotta buy no more purses, shoes. Those Christian Louboutins is crazy."
Waka also had a lot to say about Gucci Mane, who recently named him in a Twitter tirade, and where their relationship stands today.
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You can't change your username anymore. :C
ummm...download it from where? Also, how do you change your username lol
Download pokemon online and battle there :DDD
Guess what? I'm back! When I get back into the game, I will finally have my rematch blade
Umm if I dig around diamond enough, ill find a darkrai :G
I can not use Shoddy for some reason. Do you have a extra darkai by chance?
Battle me on Shoddy PC server aaaaaaa.
lol you say that like its a bad thing.
I'm trying to get back into Pokemon.. Been slacking at da video games all month. :3
LOL yea its creepy anyways <.< but what do you do on this site ?
Sorry, I cannot even add internet friends anymore.. My brother stalks my account and tattles.
anyways also I have so many bad memories on PC lol I just remembered all the infractions and bans I got for no reason. xD
lol stalk, but w.e we dont have to be fb buddies xD, I just came on, but you went off like 10min ago
Trade, battle, stalk? :D
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Maternity Resource Centres (Announcement)
Due to funding cuts, Mamaternity Palmerston North and Feilding will cease operating in its current capacity as of the 30th June 2016.
A local hui has been set up to answer any questions about the changes and our plans for the future. We value your feedback and would love to hear how you would like to see our service run and what you think works well with our current service. Details for hui are below.
Our opening hours until 30th June 2016 are:
Feilding ~ Mon, Tues, Thurs 9am-3pm
Palmerston North ~ Mon, Tues, Wed 9am-3pm
Information hui dates:
Thursday 16 June, 12.30pm
Thursday 23 June 7.00pm
Venue: 111 Derby Street, Feilding
At Mamaternity Charitable Trust, we aim to provide quality maternity information and advice to women, and their whanau. Our Palmerston North and Feilding Maternity Resource Centres offer a friendly and welcoming drop in venue or hospitality stop for all things maternity related.
We understand that pregnancy is a special time and we are passionate about supporting you during that time. We are here to help you with a free pregnancy test, finding a midwife, answering any questions about pregnancy, booking into our free antenatal classes, advice on breastfeeding or any other maternity matters.
Our services are unbiased and confidential and we are committed to connecting you with the best possible agencies to ensure your journey through pregnancy and parenting is the best experience it can be for you and your whānau.


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Checking if you need to apply for Planning Permission to build a garden room, or if you can build under Permitted Development rules should be one of your first tasks when thinking about buying a garden room. Atelier Garden Studios have recently produced a guide to garden room Permitted Development and are offering it as […]
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A selection of Sanctum Garden Studios
Its been a busy few months at Sanctum Garden Studios who have built these different size and styles of garden room.
Snap up a garden room for £6,995 + delivery
Contemporary Garden Rooms have two ex-display garden rooms for sale at a great price!
Solar powered garden room
Crusoe Garden Rooms have recently completed this garden room in Durham which is solar powered. We haven't featured many solar powered garden buildings on this site, so its nice to see how a good sized garden room can be powered by one small panel.
There is a new name in the garden room market: Hutmaker. The team behind the brand are not new to the industry though, with Managing Director Paul Barton having extensive experience designing and building contemporary style garden rooms.
Get a free artificial grass roof this summer
Fancy a green roof on your garden room? Well have you considered an artificial option – they look great and need no maintenance. INSITU Garden Offices are offering artificial green roofs for free this summer on garden room orders.
Air conditioning – a great solution for your garden room
Air conditioning is a becoming a popular option for heating / cooling a garden room. Air con specialists Advantage Air Systems offer some advice to those of you thinking about it.
Name this garden room and win an iPad
GRL – Garden Room Living are laughing a new limited edition garden room range and would like you to name it. They are running a competition to name their new room and the winner will receive a new iPad.
Family room in the garden
Do you have growing children who are craving some space of their own? Well, have you thought about creating a room in the garden for them / you?
Video shows the versatility of Crusoe Garden Rooms
This new video shows the versatility in the types of garden room that Crusoe Garden Rooms build.
Spacetwo Garden Rooms
Spacetwo have recently entered the garden room market offering German engineered solid wood log garden rooms.
7 reasons why garden rooms offer an eco-friendly extension possibility
Great guest post which explores 7 reasons why a garden room makes a great extension to your home.
7m x 5m Granny Annexe
More and more families are realising that an annexe in the garden is a great way to support older relatives, yet maintain their valuable independence. A granny annexe / micro home can be a practical, yet stylish solution
6m x 4m garden room by Garden Fortress
Garden Fortress have recently completed this substantial garden room in Surrey which is going to be used as a games room.
Large Garden Office
Executive Garden Rooms have recently completed a large garden office for their clients to work from home in. At 6.4 meters x 5.5 meters this is a sizeable office creating just over 35 square meters of work space.
Moving in with your parents, you need a garden annexe
A recent report by Aviva shows that the number of people moving back in with their parents is growing. A great solution here is a garden annexe allowing you to live together, yet separately. They are a quick and cost effective solution.
Homestead Build 5,000th Garden Room
Homestead Timber Buildings are one the original garden room suppliers, having started building them 28 years ago. Well last week they announced that they have just built their 5,000th garden room – what an achievement.
Garden Pod
Over the last few weeks we have looked at the luxury garden room and Shepherds Huts by Garden Hideouts. Well they have a third range of luxury buildings, the Garden Pod.
ModBox Spaces
Are you looking for a garden room in the South West of England? Well, you need to talk to your local supplier ModBox Spaces who cover Cornwall, Devon, Dorset and Somerset.
Popular Garden Room Design
eDEN Garden Rooms have sent through a photo of one of their recent garden room builds. They tell us that this size and shape of garden room is fast becoming their most popular garden room design.