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"Listening to the Lagoon"Jul 6th, 2017 | Category: Lecture Series
Public Invited To Discuss Lagoon At MDC's July Lecture
Called "Listening to the Lagoon," the public is invited to attend a unique public lecture in which the community runs the conversation. Speakers from the Indian River Lagoon Council will start the discussion during the July monthly lecture at the Marine Discovery Center.
IRL Council CEO Frank Sakuma, Jr., as well as administrative-communications director Kathy Hill, will provide updates about the status of the IRL Council, as well as on the physical status of the Indian River Lagoon and potential funding opportunities.
The lecture will be held Thursday, July 20, starting at 6 p.m., and will be hosted by the Marine Discovery Center, located at 520 Barracuda Boulevard in New Smyrna Beach.
The two-hour public forum will invite the Volusia County community to voice concerns about the lagoon, ranging from water quality, resident marine life, funding and political issues. In addition to local citizens, individuals who earn their living on the lagoon, such as commercial fishermen and guides, are also encouraged to attend.
Staff members of the IRL Council present at the forum will consider all concerns as they plan budgets and projects for 2018. In addition to the IRL Council, members of the Volusia County Citizens' Advisory Committee will also be in attendance to address citizens' concerns.
The lecture is open to the public at no charge and no reservations are required.
For more information about the lecture, contact the Marine Discovery Center at 386-428-4828.


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Broad General Education
The Broad General Education (BGE)
The overall purpose of the curriculum in Scotland is shown below and can be summed up as helping children and young people to become:
- Successful learners
- Confident individuals
- Responsible citizens
- Effective contributors.
These are referred to as the "four capacities."
The BGE phase in Scottish Education runs from Primary 1 through the Secondary 3. During this time pupils will be exposed to all the broad areas of learning as shown below:
The eight curriculum areas are:
- Expressive arts
- Health and wellbeing
- Languages (including English, Gaidhlig, Gaelic learners and modern languages)
- Mathematics
- Religious and moral education
- Sciences
- Social studies
- Technologies.
Literacy, numeracy and health and wellbeing are recognised as being particularly important – these areas are seen as being the 'responsibility of all' staff.
As pupils move through the BGE their learning becomes more specialised and more demanding preparing them for the Senior Phase (SP) which runs from S4 to S6 and includes external SQA examinations.
You can find out more about Curriculum for Excellence and the BGE here.

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Ray White Commercial (WA) is pleased to offer for Sale or Lease this well located Office/Showroom/Warehouse site in the Cockburn Central. Key Improvements Include:- 1,306sqm* high truss warehouse- 994sqm* quality office / showroom - 2,584sqm* total land areaKey Features:- 8.0 m* clear span truss height in warehouse- 3 levels of office / showroom at 330sqm* per floor- 19 customer and 6 employee car bays*- Shipping container access- 80 amps* 3 phase power Location:The property is strategically positioned at Cockburn Central in Perth's southern corridor, 22 km* from the CBD and 3 km* to Kwinana Fwy and just 6 km* to Roe Hwy.Zoning: The property is zoned Mixed Business which allows for a wide variety of uses under the City of Cockburn Town Planning Scheme No.3.For more information please contact:Russ Parham | M: 0413 885 533 | E: email@example.com Reyes | M: 0421 888 688 | E: firstname.lastname@example.com*sizes are approximate
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This showroom will suit a wide variety of tenants especially those who can benefit from the surrounding pool retailers. Features include: - Suspended ceiling throughout- Ducted air-conditioning- Partitioned office- Staffroom/storeroom - Kitchenette - Private toilet- Great signage opportunities (approx. 10m of frontage) - Zoning: Commercial Join the likes of City Farmers, Autobarn, Tyrepower, Solver Paints, Jetts, Tropical Twist, Freedom Pools, Buccaneer Pools and Barrier Reef Pools in this well established retail centre. Prime location near the intersection of South St and Stock Rd in the Homeworld complex next to Bunnings.For further information or to arrange an inspection please call Craig Viner or Malcolm Healey, Altegra Property.
Extra-large industrial premises that offers exceptional value for money, this is truly a unique opportunity. The premises has a total land area of 3,579m2 (approx) with a 3,465m2 (approx) office/showroom and warehouse, catered for many uses (STCA). The property is located in the Henderson Industrial Precinct, within the Australian Marine Precinct (AMC). The precinct is well regarded due to its access to Perth's road network, Fremantle Harbour and facilities within the AMC.Features Include:- Total land area 3,579m2 (approx)- Total building area 3,465m2 (approx)- Showroom space 600m2 (approx)- Storage area 425m2 (approx)- High truss warehouse 980m2 (approx)- Total office 525m2 (approx)- Bonus extra mezzanine storage area 935m2 (approx)- Side roller door entry - Glass frontage and impressive showroom - Staff amenities on ground and first floors- Ample staff and visitor parking- Available immediately *Information Disclaimer: This document has been prepared for advertising and marketing purposes only. It is believed to be reliable and accurate, but clients must make their own independent enquiries and must rely on their own personal judgment about the information included in this document. De Freitas and Ryan provides this document without any express or implied warranty as to its accuracy or currency. Any reliance placed upon this document is at the client's own risk. De Freitas and Ryan accepts no responsibility for the results of any actions taken, or reliance placed upon this document by a client.
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Located on Bannister Road, this high exposure office warehouse is ideal to establish a new business looking for flexible space.Property features include:-Exposure to Bannister Road-Air-Conditioning -Open Plan Office / Showroom-5 metre truss height-Alarm + Security Cameras-Mezzanine -Separate Warehouse / Office amenities Building Area: 350 sqmCurrent Rent: $100.00/sqm pa + GSTOutgoings: $34.50/sqm pa + GSTParking: Accessible Common ParkingAvailable: 1st July 2017 Call Max or Jonathan today to arrange an inspection.
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Located in the City of Cockburn, adjacent from Phoenix Shopping Centre, this well presented office/showroom is ideal for establishing your business with exposure to over 19,000 cars daily.Property features include: - Reception area, meeting room, board room and office - Rear open plan office space - Kitchenette and amenities - Storage/ Server room - Alarmed and fully air conditionedAll uses subject to council approval.Floor Area: 110sqmCurrent Rent: All Offers presentedOuts: $7,700.00 + GSTAvailable: NowCall Conray or max to arrange an inspection.
Located on South Street O'Connor this showroom premises offers direct exposure to South Street boasting approximately 26,000 cars per average week day. The building is currently divided into two areas, one are of 590 sqm and the other of 240 sqm.The landlord will create one tenancy if required or lease separately.Ideal for:- Showroom- Medical- Bulky GoodsBuilding Area: Up to 830 sqm availableCurrent Rent: $175 sqm per annum + GSTOutgoings: $45 sqm per annum + GSTAvailable: NowCall Jonathan Kilborn or Conray Passaris to arrange an inspection.
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Perform a play
A play for the younger children, based on the stories in Journey to the Beginning of the World. This can be performed in an assembly, or as a performance.
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Providing guidance on film-making, story-telling and narrative, we ask schools to allow the children to make short films about tolerance, which can be uploaded on Tolerance Day, or later.
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This feels like Not a Real Review because "Blood Song" is a short prequel to Robert Mullin's series that starts properly with "Bid the Gods Arise." Why didn't I do that instead? "Blood Song" was free for Kindle as a promotion that I only found out about because we have some internet acquaintances in common.
Scientific Railgun > Magical Index
I didn't actually get very much into either of these, but I made it through one season of Railgun while only just a couple episodes of Index. Why?
Whatshisface from Magical Index is just some bland motherfucker. Yeah he's supposed to be the Everyday Guy, but what the hell is his actual personality? He's nice sometimes, in a vague way? A little stubborn? What's his motivation? He's nice sometimes, in a vague way? A little stubborn? He spends way too much damn time whining, then. And there's something just off-putting about a harem building around this Nice-ish Guy.
Reviewing Netflix's Spirit: Riding Free
I shouldn't be offended by this show, because it's something for parents to keep their horse-crazy little girls occupied with, but this show OFFENDS me on a bitch-eating-crackers level. Probably because I can see so easily how it could be so much better.
Quilting logic: Open Windows throw pattern
This is from a pattern book that I impulse-bought while on heavy markdown. I liked a lot of ideas in it, and I felt free to adapt and change as I pleased, which is half the fun of crafting.
It's supposed to be a knitting pattern, but I changed it to Tunisian crochet, which meant the stitch counts were pretty useless. I had to do some reverse engineering to figure out the measurements to use.
Quilting logic in yarn afghans
My maternal unit actually prefers quilting to crochet, so while I don't do it myself, I do know the ways and means. So it's natural for me to think of motif afghans in terms of quilting logic, and I'm experimenting with expanding that logic to log cabin-style afghans.
Reviewing 'Connect the Shapes'
I'm trying to be more cautious about the books I actually buy copies of, and that goes double for yarn-project books, because I don't want to spend twenty bucks on a book with only a couple patterns I actually like in it.
Happy nice time review: Natsume Yuujin-cho
Disclaimer: I own all 20 currently translated manga volumes of Natsume's Book of Friends. I have Nyanko-sensei merch. I'm just a teensy bit biased.
This is actually pretty unusual for a shoujo manga/anime, mostly because while there's a lot of romance, it happens around rather than to our main character, Natsume, who is a dude (which is in itself rather unusual for shoujo).
The background for the story is that the titular Natsume is an orphan who has been bounced around from distant relative to distant relative because of his erratic behavior caused by yokai that no one else can see. He inherited the titular Book of Friends from his grandmother Reiko, who took the names of yokai she defeated as a contract to control them.


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Few cities have entwined urban life with outdoor recreation as seamlessly as Vancouver, British Columbia. Whether you're a foodie chowing your way through the city's magnificient global food scene or an adventurer exploring the region's vast outdoor playground, B.C.'s largest city makes for an unmatched springboard to the region's many attractions.
Which is exactly what several lucky ExOfficio staff members discovered on our recent photo shoot in Vancouver, where we took hundreds of photos for our Spring 2017 catalog. We worked and played hard throughout the city's vibrant neighborhoods and the province's nearby outdoor landmarks: snowcapped peaks, rushing waterfalls, and other Instagram-worthy views.
Those of us who'd been there before were reminded, yet again, why Vancouver consistently ranks among the great cities of the world, while those of us there for the first time finally understood what all the fuss is about. Here, a peek into our time in Vancouver—and why we can't wait to come back, with input from Easton Thomas, a graphic designer at ExOfficio.
CRAB Park
Vancouver visitors rarely have to venture far for invigorating beach trips—Jericho Beach and Kitsilano Beach are among the most popular destinations—but packed crowds at the height of summer can make it tough to unfurl the beach blanket.
CRAB Park, which stands for Create a Real Available Beach, is seemingly worlds away from the big city and offers a peaceful alternative in the Gastown neighborhood, not far from Waterfront Station. Given its isolated locale, odds are good you'll have plenty of space to kick back on a warm, sunny day.
The 2.5-hectare park, which is officially known as Portside Park, delivers dynamite views of ships coming and going through Vancouver Harbour, comfortable grass fields perfect for picnicking, playground equipment, an off-leash dog park, and—at least for a moment or two—the chance to forget you're in the midst of a massive metropolis.
What We Loved: The local flavor. While the views and natural beauty of the area were the perfect backdrop for the shoot, perhaps the most memorable aspect of this spot was a bike event—actually called a Full Moon Bike Rave—that happened to stop by while the crew were there in the early evening hours. "It was a lot of young people in costumes on decked out custom bikes, with all these neon lights," Easton says. "The riders trickled in in small groups while we were there shooting. They stopped and turned their bikes upside down and spun their wheels with all these lights spinning around."
North Vancouver
While the city's core draws most travelers, savvy visitors know to cross the Lions Gate Bridge into North Vancouver, a hip 'hood known as North Van in local parlance. There, the scenic suburb butts up against hiking trails, mountain biking tracks, fishing holes, kayaking opportunities, majestic ski slopes, and other outdoor attractions.
Beyond the outdoors, visitors fawn over North Vancouver's art galleries, craft beer scene, picturesque waterfront, and mouth-watering restaurants—all of which reflect the region's homespun spirit and affection for all things local.
What We Loved: The crew piled into a huge Airbnb rental house "built on the side of the steepest hill ever," says Easton. "My car almost stalled going up it." That aside, the house itself, a three-story structure described as "The Treehouse," earned raves for its natural setting—and for its top-of-the-line AGA stove.
Gastown District
Even if you've never visited Gastown, odds are good the neighborhood's iconic steam clock, built in 1977, has appeared in your Instagram feed a few times over the years. It's just one of several highlights in Gastown, the city's oldest neighborhood. The 150-year-old community has long blended the city's broader old-school charm with a modern flavor that offers something for everyone.
History buffs love the district's historical walking tours, cobblestone sidewalks, and Victorian architecture, while those looking for a night on the town enjoy its cutting-edge culinary scene, chic nightlife, bustling live music venues, and some of the city's best craft breweries.
What We Loved: The distinct old-school vibe of the neighborhood, especially around sunset. "There were these pretty massive hardwood trees that lined the streets, cool brick sidewalks, and old buildings," Easton explains. "The combination of the light filtering through the trees and onto the brick sidewalks had a patchy, filter-y feel to it. The whole area just had a cool ambiance."
The Sea to the Sky Gondola
Wherever you go in British Columbia, the province's stunning whitecaps make for a jaw-dropping, if not imposing backdrop.
Get up close and personal with those overpowering peaks on a trip aboard the Sea to Sky Gondola (but only if you aren't afraid of heights).
Not far from Squamish, the 10-minute gondola ride takes visitors to the top of Howe Sound for stunning views of the surrounding Coast Mountains.
Once at the summit, visitors can grab lunch at the Summit Lodge, learn about the indigenous Squamish people, cross the Sky Pilot Suspension Bridge, take short hikes through the surrounding forest (in summer), ski and snowshoe on backcountry trails (in winter), and snap photos at any one of several breathtaking viewpoints. You'll be hard-pressed to find more beautiful, yet accessible, views in the vicinity of Vancouver.
What We Loved: The drive to get there. "You have this sheer mountain wall on one side of the road and on the other was the ocean, and a marina full of sailboats. It had this distinct closed-in feeling. The whole drive was just gorgeous."
Brandywine Falls
Brandywine Falls feels almost too good to be true: After all, where else can hikers enjoy a thundering waterfall—one of the most beautiful in British Columbia—while barely breaking a sweat?
Located along the Sea-to-Sky Corridor, Brandywine Falls offers an accessible detour that doesn't demand much of its visitors. Hikers must only walk 500 meters through easy, scenic terrain before arriving at an overlook that delivers stunning views of the 70-meter waterfall (not to mention nearby mountains and nearby Daisy Lake).
While Brandywine Falls is great for a quick stop to stretch your legs, the broader, 420-hectare Brandywine Falls Provincial Park offers a handful of beautiful trails, wildlife viewing, picnic benches, and mountain biking opportunities. A few campgrounds just outside the park allow visitors to hang out and explore the region more fully.
What We Loved: The off-the-beaten path trail to reach the falls. After some online digging, Easton discovered an unofficial trail that led down to the falls from the basin where the main trail stopped. The "unofficial" trail involved some boulder scrambling before reaching the falls, with the photographer shooting the entire way. (Insider Tip: Watch your footing on the slick rocks—thanks to some in-air maneuvering after a stumble, Easton managed not to avoid a fall—and destroying the lighting gear he was carrying.)
Whytecliff Park
There's a lot to love about Whytecliff Park. The park's rugged shoreline, hiking trails, rock-climbing walls, dense forests, diving areas, swimming holes, and barking sea lions make it easy to forget you're only a half-hour drive from Vancouver's downtown core.
But the main attraction at Whytecliff Park is Whyte Island, accessible only when the tide is low enough to allow for navigating a rocky trail. The tree-covered island offers impressive views of Howe Sound and the surrounding Horseshoe Bay area for those who make the trip. It's a popular trek when the tide cooperates, but keep an eye out to avoid getting stuck on the bluff.
Visiting with the family? Make a day of it: Whytecliff Park also offers tennis courts, a playground, picnic benches, an on-site cafe, and other family-friendly attractions.
What We Loved: The adventure of climbing the rocks. "There's this huge rock formation that juts out, and you have to get there when the tide is in just the right spot. There's a bit of climbing involved, but it's very cool," Easton explains. However, the crew arrived close to the park's closing time and had to scramble a bit when they realized that the tide was closing in. "We waited a bit too long, and on the way back the models had to wade through the water," Easton says. But even that ended up being a memorable moment: the photographer shot the models as they were wringing out their socks, and the image made the final cut for the spring 2017 catalog. "It ended up being a very relatable experience—wanting to be out there as long as possible and forgetting about the tide."
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This music heralded the first episode of "Masterpiece Theatre" 40 years ago this month. What came next was the stately, well-dressed host, sitting in an armchair next to some dusty books.
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Mr. ALISTAIR COOKE: Good evening. I'm Alistair Cooke. We open, tonight, a new television theater which in the next year, will show you plays adapted from...
MONTAGNE: Notice he said next year. Alistair Cooke was a respected journalist at the time, and he refused offers to host the new series. When he finally agreed, he signed a one-year contract. Here's "Masterpiece's" executive producer, Rebecca Eaton.
Ms. REBECCA EATON (Executive Producer, "Masterpiece Theater"): After he saw the first show, he was so dubious about the possibility that the whole thing could be a success, that he thought it would just fade away after one season.
MONTAGNE: Fade away, it did not. And Alistair Cooke hosted for 21 years. The show originally came to America through the PBS station WGBH in Boston. It was a way for the station to fill up the roster of a very new, public television network. Robert Thompson is a professor of television and popular culture at Syracuse University. He says "Masterpiece Theatre" appealed to audiences looking for a change from the commercial fare of the '60s.
Professor ROBERT THOMPSON (Television and Popular Culture, Syracuse University): In 1971, we'd gone through a decade of talking horses and genies, and witches that were housewives...
MONTAGNE: In contrast, the programs broadcast on "Masterpiece Theatre" were adaptations of great literature, and original dramas. They had top-notch production quality, with the BBC's funding power behind it. And they featured British acting giants previously unseen by American audiences - the likes of Judi Dench, Helen Mirren and later, Colin Firth in "Pride and Prejudice."
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Mr. COLIN FIRTH (Actor): (As Mr. Darcy) I believe every disposition has a tendency to some particular evil.
Ms. JENNIFER EHLE (Actress): (As Elizabeth Bennet) Your defect is a propensity to hate everyone.
Mr. FIRTH: (As Mr. DARCY) Well, yours is willfully to misunderstand them.
MONTAGNE: Colin Firth, for one, is still reaping the benefits of that early exposure as Mr. Darcy. Over the decades, executive producer Rebecca Eaton says "Masterpiece" has garnered fans ranging from Whoopi Goldberg to Michael Bloomberg, to the Tea Party's Christine O'Donnell. It has gone through changes from the theme...
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MONTAGNE: To the name - from "Masterpiece Theatre" to just plain "Masterpiece."
Ms. EATON: We were scaring people off, with the theater. Particularly theater spelled the British way, which is T-H-E-A-T-R-E.
MONTAGNE: The content has also changed to embrace the contemporary. There was the police procedural "Prime Suspect" and the miniseries "Traffik," about the drug trade, which became a blockbuster movie as well.
Still, "Masterpiece" is, today, the home of costume drama. And like any icon, it will always have imitators - like, say, another famous PBS name.
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5 Reasons Dolph Ziggler's heel turn is good for SmackDown Live
Dolph Ziggler is a good guy no more, and that turn of events is good for him as well as SmackDown Live as a whole.
Dolph Ziggler has finally turned a corner, as his frustration has gotten the best of him. He snapped on both Kalisto and Apollo Crews last week on SmackDown Live and then did the same, this time with a steel chair on this week's show.
With Ziggler's heel turn essentially set in stone, opportunities are open for new mid card good guys to step up. Kalisto is a pawn in this situation because WWE appears to finally be ready to give Apollo Crews his chance. Can he capitalise? We'll have to watch, wait, and see.
These are the reasons why Ziggler's heel turn is going up benefit SmackDown Live, for himself, other wrestlers, and the show as a whole.
#5 Strong storylines without titles involved
One of the many things that RAW lacks right now is a decent feud that doesn't involve a title. They have issues with the title feuds too, but with nothing in place to fight for, there is just a blank space where a lot of guys do stupid things for stupid reasons.
SmackDown Live is a shorter show, but they have been able to make time for a number of stories that don't involve titles. Natalya vs. Nikki Bella is a great example of that. Dolph Ziggler vs. Kalisto and Apollo Crews will be another.
The titles are all well and accounted for, but there is plenty of talent available to fill in other roles. With Ziggler taking on his new heel persona, it opens the door to let many others in. It starts with the story of his frustration leading to Crews defending his friend and can lead to more opportunities for other young wrestlers to get in the ring with the veteran Ziggler.


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A class on Gone With the Wind will be available to the public through Hudson Valley Community College in Troy, New York and taught by author Pauline Bartel on April 26, 2014. The class, Frankly, My Dear: The REEL Story Behind Gone With the Wind, will explore Gone With the Wind's intriguing history, including the writing and publishing of Margaret Mitchell's novel, the Hollywood frenzy of transforming the book into film, the endless months of trouble and behind-the-scenes turmoil that almost doomed Gone With the Wind to not being made at all, the Atlanta premiere, the Academy Awards, and the film's 75th anniversary in 2014.
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Pauline Bartel is the author of seven popular-culture books including The Complete GONE WITH THE WIND Trivia Book. She is a member of the prestigious American Society of Journalists and Authors. Pauline holds a Master of Arts degree in Public Communications and a Bachelor of Arts degree in English (magna cum laude), both from The College of Saint Rose.
A resident of Waterford, NY, Pauline lives in "The Maryline," a haunted bungalow she shared with the ghost of the original owner.
Pauline writes a regular blog on all things related to GWTW. You can visit her blog at http://paulinebartel.com/blog/


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The Rumpus Room Season 2 Episode 5 - 4 March 2012
- by The Rumpus Room
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- 58m
- 5 years ago
The Moist Towelettes, David shire, Pavement, Minutemen, Rick Aucoin and more.
The Rumpus Room returns, kicking off with a big (small), highly (badly) choreographed musical number. Also returning is Gordon Semple, who's escaped the clutches of those who would seek to destroy us and is back with another, deeply strange Conspiracy Corner. Music this week is like a lovely salad of hardcore punk (the crunchy lettuce), J-Pop (the dressing) and trip-hop (...olives or something, I'm tired of this already). And some other things. Loads of things.
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Clean, Tidey and very helpful and friendly staff. Would stay there again.
felt like home from home
location poor parking
friendly, helpful, near to tram/bus stop. close to train station. as for all hotels! checkout times are not suitable. checkin 2.30pm up to 11pm/ checkout 10.30am. national laws for hotels throughout europe normally state 12noon checkout. I'm aware of this because i work overseas and i understand how it works. checkout should be later please.
Fresh and clean. Seaview room as requested. Very obliging hosts. Excellent multi-choice breakfast. Nothing.
Clean, Tidey and very helpful and friendly staff. Would stay there again.
felt like home from home
the friendly staff
clean tidy freindley
the breakfast and the room was nice they charged too much for card transactions. they didn't help with suitcase and my partner had disabilities. the family rooms were on top floor with 3 flights of stairs. the location description was inaccurate, the hotel is about half a mile from the pleasure beach with very few thngs open, you are stuck in the middle of nowhere.
Room was big enough for four, bathroom was a high standard and the food was excellent
the friendly staff
The nicely decorated bedroom (room 4) it felt warm and welcoming The slot for getting breakfast 8.30-9.00am is too narrow
clean tidy freindley
i loved the fact it was so close to the bars but far enothgh not to here the noise there was nothing we did not like every thing was parfect
the staff were friendly and welcoming
Location, location, location !
Close to town centre
the location was good central to town when booked hotel was called the kenbury someone should have told it had changed name
i loved the fact it was so close to the bars but far enothgh not to here the noise there was nothing we did not like every thing was parfect
i enjoyed the company of the hotel staff they gave us a very warm welcome and made us feel right at home.
the location was excellent. was concerned after booking, when unfavourable reviews were read via websites. concerns not realised, although the rooms we had need alot of tlc. showing signs of age. breakfast could be earlier at weekend. 9 am too late for me.
the staff were friendly and welcoming
I stayed at the Blackpool with my daughter last weekend and we thoroughly enjoyed our stay. Staff were so pleasant and helpful. I have stayed in a lot of hotels in Blackpool and this is the first one that I would definately return to. Bar closed a bit early on Saturday night.
nothing checked out a day early the room was too small and the heat was unbearable the facilities were not as described and wish to formally complain as this was not worth the money that was paid and not a true representation of photographs posted on the website
we were very happy to have stayed at the blackpool and would would recommend to my friends and family after seeing the hotel on : hotel inspector: we didnt know what to expect but we were very glad we came to blackpool and the hotel