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- Some preschools send parents newsletters and photos not just occasionally, but every day. How much is too much? Tweet This
- We're encouraging kids to believe their parents, or even teachers, are always watching them—with a camera. Tweet This
"What do they do in there all that time?"
It was a question I was surprised to hear a first-time mom asking about preschool, which our kids attend for at most three hours a day. I was tempted to say, but didn't: This is not exactly The Secret Lives of Toddlers—they color, they play outside, they sing songs, and they eat snacks. And when they're all done, most of them seem pretty happy.
But that is not enough. In response to the demands of many of the parents, I suspect, the school has started sending out a daily newsletter with an explanation of what the kids did each day, along with snippets of their conversations with each other and links to dozens of photos each week. It's only a slight exaggeration to say that this is beginning to look more like a surveillance state than nursery school.
I have always been lucky that my three children are eager to tell me what they did at school each day. It's not always a full report, and heaven knows it's not always accurate, but it's something. If you're the parent of a child who does not want to share, I sympathize. Maybe these newsletters and photos are a way of starting conversations with your child. ("Did someone bring apples for a snack today? Did you talk about leaves falling?") But I'm not sure that pictures and transcripts of the day's events are best for the kids.
Especially not for the older kids. Lots of parents complain about the flurry of notes home from school each day. But now teachers are regularly tasked with taking pictures and videos of the kids. We get a "Flashback Friday" video each week. This is the kind of thing that used to be compiled at the end of the year, but now that technology makes it so easy, someone can set pictures to music every week. Summer camps do the same thing. And overnight camps are sometimes worse. Because kids are not allowed to have devices at many of these places, parents wait anxiously by their computers for some pictures or videos of their kids to be posted each day.
It's nice to see pictures of our kids having fun even when we're not there. And it's certainly better than one alternative—parents who seem to find excuses to actually be at school all the time. But all of this hovering is taking its toll. First, kids seem to be getting used to the idea that their parents are always watching them. Or even that their teachers are always watching them—with a camera. It's hard for any of us to work or play in peace when there is always a chance of documentation.
But obviously this is also a sign of the helicoptering problem. A recent article at Slate summed up some of the initial research about this parenting method:
In 2010, psychology professor Neil Montgomery of Keene State College in New Hampshire surveyed 300 college freshmen nationwide and found that students with helicopter parents were less open to new ideas and actions and more vulnerable, anxious, and self-conscious. "[S]tudents who were given responsibility and not constantly monitored by their parents—so-called 'free rangers'—the effects were reversed," Montgomery's study found. A 2011 study by Terri LeMoyne and Tom Buchanan at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga looking at more than 300 students found that students with "hovering" or "helicopter" parents are more likely to be medicated for anxiety and/or depression.
A 2012 study of 438 college students reported in the Journal of Adolescence found "initial evidence for this form of intrusive parenting being linked to problematic development in emerging adulthood ... by limiting opportunities for emerging adults to practice and develop important skills needed for becoming self-reliant adults." A 2013 study of 297 college students reported in the Journal of Child and Family Studies found that college students with helicopter parents reported significantly higher levels of depression and less satisfaction in life and attributed this diminishment in well-being to a violation of the students' "basic psychological needs for autonomy and competence."And a 2014 study from researchers at the University of Colorado–Boulder is the first to correlate a highly structured childhood with less executive function capabilities.
None of this is conclusive, but it does seem intuitive that if we want to raise happy, independent young adults, we have to ask them to do a little more for themselves. Unfortunately, the more parents demand reporting from schools—and I don't mean about things like curriculum or teaching style—the more schools are going to cave. It will take a movement of parents pushing back. Which, by definition, will be hard to build. What parent is going to say "Please stop sending me so many pictures of my child"? But if we trust our schools and our teachers each day with our children, we should be willing to take a few steps back.


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We are planning our first trip to Ireland in the early fall of 2015. Would love some feedback on our proposed itinerary. I'm not sure if there is any room here for (1) a day trip to the Aran Islands and/0r (2) a day in Southern County Mayo (my great, great grandfather came from there, although I am not aware of any family connections now). Advice appreciated!
Days 1-2 Dublin
Day 3 Wicklow and overnight there
Day 4 Waterford and Kinsale
Day 5 Kenmare
Day 6 ring of Kerry-stay in Kenmare
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Day 9 Cliffs of Moher-stay in Doolin
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We are planning our first trip to Ireland in the early fall of 2015. Would love some feedback on our proposed itinerary. I'm not sure if there is any room here for (1) a day trip to the Aran Islands and/0r (2) a day in Southern County Mayo (my great, great grandfather came from there, although I am not aware of any family connections now). Advice appreciated!
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I wouldn't stay in Doolin for the Dingle peninsula (wouldn't stay in Dingle either but then I'm not a US tourist. Wouldn't stay in Doolin for Clare either.
I assume Dublin in Shannon out and a hint of a specific guide book?
2 days in Dublin is fine to start with. Drive over Wicklow and Glendalough ending the night in Waterford or Kilkenny. Night 3
From night 3 to Kenmare or Killarney nights 4 & 5. Not sure why Kinsale is in the mix but can be included for a short visit.
I would drive the Dingle peninsula between Kenmare/Killarney and possibly Lahinch but everyone else will tell you Dingle is a must stay the night. so Dingle. night 6
From Dingle up the west Clare coast call at the cliffs drive round Blackhead for the "moonscape" and end in Galway at the end of day 7.
Day 8 the Inis Mor trip from Galway depending on what you call early Fall? so weather dependant (possible high winds late September on)
Day 9 & 10 Connemara maybe Clifden if your dates fit Arts week and where in South Mayo you are interested in.
End with night 11 in Ennis or at the Oakwood arms in Shannon.
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If you went to Inis Mor the cliffs are so much nicer and so less touristy. You could skip Waterford. I would rather see Cork, Cobh and Kinsale. That would give you more time to see County Mayo.
Tony, think she means after seeing Kerry they would drive to Doolin for the night. If you did that you could see the cliffs of Moher. It doesn't take that long. Park, pay, walk up the road, cliffs and then back in car. I think you would like to see the Poulnabrone Dolmen while in Clare, close to Doolin.
Lahinch is a great place. Thank you Tony! We agree. Great beach.
Bigger ferry than the one in Doolin and Inis Mor is beautiful. Just sit more in the back of the boat in the middle, 45 min trip. You can rent bikes or take on of the many van tours when you get off the ferry.
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Thanks for the advice-I just booked our flights. We will have 11 days total in Ireland-on our 12th day, our flight leaves Dublin at 12: 55 PM. We could not get a flights to or from Shannon. I have looked at the Frommer's and Fodor's guidebooks and on the Rick Steves website.
We are foodies and hope to enjoy good meals, lovely scenery, and traditional Irish music.
So far, we are booked at the Conrad in Dublin for 2 nights and the Marriott Powerscourt for night 3. Hotels so far are free using hotel points-flights for 2 from the US were $345 R/T using frequent flyer miles and an upgrade to a more roomy seat on the flight over.
After doing more reading and in talking to a few friends who have visited Ireland, we are going to skip Waterford. We've heard that Kinsale is a great food town-looks to be about 4 1/2 hours from Wicklow? Would it be best to spend the night there, or just push on through to Kenmare?
I am also thinking that maybe we should stay in Kenmare 2 nights, Dingle 2 nights, Doolin 1 night and Galway 2 nights. Perhaps we would take a boat trip to the Aran Islands on the Way to Galway or take a day trip from Galway to Westport? Looks like it takes 2.5 hours to get from Galway to Dublin on the M6?
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We did much of this itinerary in the reverse and I wrote a trip report which still can't be found by searching. That being said, if you want lots of details on this trip we loved, you can refer to:
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Thanks Kwren-loved reading your trip report! We are from southern NJ-looks like you are in PA?
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Yes I'm in PA! Near Harrisburg.
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Hi Bxianesq-" Kinsale is a great food town"is just a great marketing scheme.There is great food all over Ireland. While Kinsale is a cute little seaport town with some good restaurants, I wouldn't go out of my way to visit.
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Small world kwren (my son graduated from Dickinson College near Harrisburg and my daughter lived in Harrisburg for a year and a half after college). HMMM-Susan-I will have to mull over Kinsale.
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I liked Kinsale for walking the village, looking at all the brightly painted houses, boats and we had a good seafood dinner. An afternoon there was all we did and think it was enough.
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Wales coastline accomdation on the door step ❤Ellie2017-06-18T00:00:00Z
We have just enjoyed a few days at Kate's cabin. It was generally well equipped although I would take a few extra small towels ( bath ones only supplied) and a frying pan if we returned again!!! It was a cold week whilst we were there but the electric heating was more than adequate. A great base for exploring the Heritage coast.Linda2017-04-29T00:00:00Z
A lovely log cabin decorated beautifully and in a lovely peaceful location on a lovely farm! Friendly kind hosts too! ThAnkyou!Tessa2017-03-29T00:00:00Z
Great time spent at this lovely little log cabin. Glynn was extremely welcoming and made us (EMAIL HIDDEN)fortable and a really good nights sleep, definitely worth the small expenditure.Michaela2016-10-20T00:00:00Z
We had a brilliant stay, the cottage was lovely and clean and perfect for walks. The hosts were very helpful with ideas of where to go (the best pubs) and also gave us some fresh eggs from the farm on arrival which was a nice surprise. Great value for money and a lovely area in general to visit.Lizzie2016-10-24T00:00:00Z
Fab little cottage in very peaceful surroundings. Clean and a nice comfy bed. A short drive/ longer walk to 'bad wolf bay' for the doctor who lovers out there, there are also castle ruins and beautiful views by the beach too. Only a couple of miles out of town yet super quiet and peaceful- although on a working farm so just the regular farm workings going on around you. We had a great time and the hosts were lovely- recommended an awesome pub to visit and gave us some yummy eggs! Thanks for our stay we had a great time!Hannah2017-08-03T00:00:00Z
Nice cabin well decorated in a country setting makes an enjoyable stay. Close to town also to Cardiff. Nice helpful people.Peter2017-07-02T00:00:00Z
We really enjoyed our stay. The decor is lovely, very warm and cosy with pretty lights and mock log fire, the bed is soft and comfortable. The kitchen is equipped for simple meals and the surroundings are lovely; a friendly pub opposite; the sounds of the farm and the walk down to the Heritage coastline all make this a great location. Glynn kindly recommended a more 'authentic' local pub, the Plough and Harrow, which is about a 5 min drive away. We were unable to eat as they had stopped serving food on a Sunday evening after 5pm (as we discovered many pubs in the area do!), but we stopped in for a drink and really liked it! Thanks Glynn and KateBryony2017-06-12T00:00:00Z
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Saint Brides Major, Wales, United Kingdom
Claire's place is really confortable and cozy. We were travelling around Wales and as it was close to Breacon Beacons and Swansea, it was perfect for us. She is super friendly wanted to make sure that we were confortable at her home. I recommend it 100%!Marta2017-07-02T00:00:00Z
Very comfortable, clean & quiet. Claire was a great online communicator. We appreciated her printing an important email document for us.Philippa 2017-07-16T00:00:00Z
Booked this as a last minute one night getaways with friends. Pictures don't do it justice as it's such a pretty cottage in the most beautiful location. Lovely welcoming hosts in which nothing was too much trouble. Really clean and tidy with comfy beds and everything you could possibly need making it feel like a home away from home. Would highly recommend and definitely be back again soonCheyanne2017-07-23T00:00:00Z
Lovely house in a beautiful setting, and great hosts too. Would definitely stay there again!Ellen2017-06-11T00:00:00Z
A lovely house, a wonderful location! We had a great time, the children loved playing with the dogs and there is lots to do in the local area. The Museum or Welsh Life is a fantastic place with lots to do for adults and children. Highly recommended for everyone!Nic2017-08-19T00:00:00Z
Awesome location - what a great view across the pasture to the river. Lovely walks and close to the beach, too. Cottage is clean, well appointed and everything met expectation. Recommended.Nigel2017-07-10T00:00:00Z
Great cottage, everything you need. Views are lovely and really enjoyed watching the horses and donkey in the field. Thanks for everything Claire, I'm sure we will be back.Jessie2017-07-09T00:00:00Z
What a beautiful place will definitely come backSian2017-08-14T00:00:00Z
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Vale of Glamorgan, Wales, United Kingdom
Had a lovely couple of nights staying in the shepherd's hut. The local area was very pretty and was a convenient 10 minute drive from the nearest supermarket and shops. Would definitely return in the summer!Isaac2016-10-23T00:00:00Z
Cosy, nicely furnished, comfortable 'hut' to stay in even on a cold rainy night. Kate was super helpful and gave suggestions for places to eat.wpuld stay there again -recommended.Clive2017-06-11T00:00:00Z
Absolutely brilliant break away, so clean tidy, really immaculate and spacious with a place for everything, and such welcoming lovely people both Kate and Glyn, they really go out of there way for you, also giving tips on were to go and what to do, fantastic time away and can't wait to go back again, I'm sure it will become a regular break for me and my family in either the delightful Shepards hut or the cosy Cabin spoilt for choice between the 2, stunning part of Wales with lots to do, such friendly lovely people.Tracey2017-07-27T00:00:00Z
The Shepherd's Hut is simple, but well fitted and comfortable. Kate and her husband have made efforts to ensure it is a nice place to stay. Unfortunately, during our stay we had a powercut, which meant we were freezing, it was pitch black and we had no where to cook. This was not Kate's fault, and she was kind enough to compensate us as a good will gesture. We didn't meet our hosts until we were about to leave and had no response from our efforts to contact them. There was no welcome document to guide us or provide local information. The shower and toilet are in an adjacent field, though are well maintained. The water tap is also in that field - we assumed this was drinking water (!). The kitchen is in a small 'shipping container' behind the hut. This has a fridge and microwave, but neither were clean enough to use when we visited. If you arrive in the dark, you may struggle to find the outside amenities without a torch. Do note that there was a lot of dog mess on the grass outside the hut. I'm quite sure that in the summer, with more information at hand, you could have a lovely stay in Kate's hut.Stuart2017-01-02T00:00:00Z
Great little place in a very beautiful part of Wales!Joe2017-06-25T00:00:00Z
Back to basics posh camping really nice shepherds hut made a change.Mark2017-08-17T00:00:00Z
Such a beautiful area to stay. The cabin is great and just a short walk to the coast. Handy pub across the road. Thanks!Kate2017-08-14T00:00:00Z
Super cute nice place :) and lovely peopleKlongtham2017-07-06T00:00:00Z
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Saint Brides Major, Wales, United Kingdom
We had a great 1-night stay. Sue is very helpful and friendly and the place was clean and spacious and very close to the amazing coastOscar2017-06-11T00:00:00Z
Fantastic views with the beach only a short walk away. Lovely property with plenty of space and the added bonus of a garden and parking. Great hosts.carol2017-06-01T00:00:00Z
Sue's place is lovely. Its really spacious, we all loved it. The sea view from the garden is wonderful and just a 2 minute walk to the beach. It's so peaceful and quiet to just unwind and relax. Thanks Sue, will stay again.George2017-08-09T00:00:00Z
Lovely amenable hosts, who did their best to ensure our visit was a success. We loved the area, lovely for walkingANN2017-07-28T00:00:00Z
wonderful place to stay,very clean house, very good landlord! The next time I have a chance to come again, and recommend it to my friends叉叉熊2017-07-08T00:00:00Z
Great place with a beautiful view on the sea. Sue is a lovely and welcoming host, our little son could even borrow toys from her grand-children. The apartment is clean and cozy with everything you need for a stay far from home. We would come back again and can recommend this accommodation to other travelers.Tania2017-07-03T00:00:00Z
Fantastic place in a stunning location with very thoughtful and helpful hosts. Sue has thought of everything and was happy to answer any questions before we went. It was our home from home for a few days with plenty of space for a family of 4 to relax and enjoy the surroundings. You really can be on the beach in 10 minutes. Totally recommended for a seaside escape. We particularly enjoyed the sea view and our glass of wine as the sun set once the children were in bed. Having the gas bbq was a real bonus too.Rachel2017-06-04T00:00:00Z
A real gem! Fabulous location, lovely property and an extremely helpful host. Couldn't recommend more. We'll be back!Jemma2017-09-01T00:00:00Z
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Ogmore-by-Sea, Wales, United Kingdom
This is a real gem. Great location close to beaches and attractions and also a lovely place in itself. Paul and Lucy are wonderful hosts and extremely accommodating. We had a great stay and couldn't have asked for more. We'll definitely be coming back!Adeela 2017-08-31T00:00:00Z
Excellent location with beautiful views. The accommodation itself is luxurious indeed. Friendly hosts and friendly kids. Not too far from the beach. We recommend this place. Will definitely go back.Tam2017-08-11T00:00:00Z
This converted barn right near a gorgeous beach is simply wonderful. It's spacious and well stocked with everything a family could need. The kitchen and bathrooms are gorgeous, one bathroom is even a wet room. There are loads of toys for little ones too. We had the best stay here, the hosts are lovely, the children were super friendly to our child and we hope to return very soon. Highly recommend this home for its welcoming hosts, luxury living, stunning countryside and great beaches.Brontie2017-08-07T00:00:00Z
We had a fantastic time at Paul and Lucy's conversion. The property has been finished to a very high standard with an excellent kitchen, spacious lounge and two good-sized bedrooms. The location was perfect for us as we were visiting family in the area. Paul and Lucy were delightful and responsive hosts.Gavin2017-08-18T00:00:00Z
An idyllic location, beautiful home and welcoming host. This was our first Airbnb experience and we absolutely struck gold. The property is beautiful, spacious and homely. The location is stunning, private, peaceful and close to gorgeous coastlines, countryside, and a busy town and designer shopping centre. You feel miles away from everything, but are close to everything you could need. The hot tub was the icing on the cake for us and the WiFi and Sky TV were an unexpected bonus. The hosts were excellent - friendly, welcoming and available but non-intrusive. We will definitely book to stay here again.Wendy2017-07-31T00:00:00Z
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Ewenny, Wales, United Kingdom
We received an amazingly warm welcome from John and his wife Sue, and their two Jack Russells. We had all the basic staples: teas, coffees, milk, bread, butter and bottled water available when we arrived. The accommodation was compact but very comfortable, clean and welcoming. There is a private terrace and lovely garden views. There is a popular pub, shops and restaurants within short walking distance, and it was an ideal base for visiting Cardiff and Pontypridd. Would definitely visit againBronwen2015-07-06T00:00:00Z
Laura and Rhys were made to feel very welcome by John and his wife. The annexe is in a lovely quiet location and it felt very private. It was cosy, warm and most comfortable inside - best nights sleep for ages! Nice touches with the refreshments provided.Kate2015-10-25T00:00:00Z
Loved staying here. Both Sue & John look after you very well. They are relaxed, welcoming, discreet & warm. Enjoyed the independence & privacy that their annexe offers & at a good price. Highly recommend the very comfortable bed too. Will be back again soon.Simon2015-05-06T00:00:00Z
Very welcoming. Lovely place. Very clean. John and his wife are great hosts, nothing is too much trouble. Would highly recommend.Marc2015-12-23T00:00:00Z
We could only describe our stay at Woods edge as nothing short of fantastic. John and his family were so hospitable from the moment we arrived in Bridgend and went out of there way to make us feel very welcome, collecting us from the train station and dropping us off whenever needed. Sunday breakfast was also delicious! We certainly hope to make another trip to Bridgend in the future. Thank you for a fantastic stay!Kimberley2015-10-19T00:00:00Z
We had a very nice stay in John house the house is fully independent and you can use a wonderful garden. John and Sue were outstanding host and they have welcomed our family in a such nice way . Really suggest this house for your visit in WalesFrancesca2015-06-14T00:00:00Z
John was so welcoming and friendly! An absolute joy to stay with. Super helpful!ANOUSKA2016-10-28T00:00:00Z
Communication between myself and John was crystal clear and before I arrived he insisted that he pick up myself up from the train station which was amazing. When I arrived at the annex, John have me a run down of everything that I could possibly, want, need and desire. The annex was clean, had all amenities including oven, own bathroom and shower, living area with on demand films and bedroom upstairs. John and his Wife Sue were brilliant hosts, helping with lifts to the train station at a busy time when they had other guests staying, we fully appreciated their hospitality and had a thoroughly good stay. And with good transport links to Cardiff, Would recommend to anyone paying a visit to the millennium stadium or the city. Thanks John & Sue :)Chris2015-10-03T00:00:00Z
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Bridgend, Wales, United Kingdom
We booked a long weekend as a quiet getaway and it was exactly what we'd hoped for. The barn is beatifully decorated, spacious, well equipped and quiet. Sian and mike were grest hosts and also gave us all the space we needed to have a relaxing weekend. The local pub had great food and really friendly locals. We would definitely stay again. Thank you Sian and Mike.Emma2017-02-05T00:00:00Z
Great location with very friendly and helpful host, would definitely recommend.Matt2017-02-07T00:00:00Z
This is a lovely place to stay, I highly recommend it. Unfortunately we didn't get to meet Sian as she was away but she stayed in touch via email and ensured we had directions to the barn conversion and instructions for access prior to our arrival. The barn was beautiful and very spacious. It was great to find somewhere so lovely that is also dog friendly and walking distance from a very welcoming local pub. I would visit again if in the area.Sarah2017-03-19T00:00:00Z
Sian's place was perfect for our child-free weekend away. The house is stunning; a relaxing space with lots of natural light. On our first night, we tried the local pub and found the food very tasty. The next night we cooked for ourselves and Sian went out of her way to make sure we had everything we needed. By day, we explored the local area on foot, taking a cross-county stroll to a nearby village and pub. We also had a fantastic experience, riding horses across the river, through the sand dunes and on the beach near Ogmore Castle. We highly recommend (even if you've never ridden a horse before!) Thanks again Sian !Laura2017-04-30T00:00:00Z
A very cozy home yet also so bright and airy. It was just the 2 of us but plenty of room for more people. Loved the woodburner and comfortable furniture to curl up on for the evening. Very close to Cowbridge which is lovely and also close to the coast for some fantastic scenery and interesting walks!Ellie2017-06-26T00:00:00Z
Very nice house and great location.Christoph2016-05-23T00:00:00Z
The barn conversion was spacious, comfortable and beautifully renovated. Sian was a very welcoming host, keen to ensure we were happily settled giving lots of helpful tips about good places to eat and visit in the local area. We choose the accommodation because it was pet friendly and could accommodate our extended family group and it didn't disappoint. Our group of four adults, one baby and two dogs all made themselves very much at home in the lovely space.Kathryn2016-08-07T00:00:00Z
Thanks Sian for an unforgettable experience, we had almost more fun in the local in as we did watching the rugby match. If we ever new to be in Cardiff again we know where to go! A beautiful town, colorful people and an amazing singing hostess that knows how to cook as well! 5/5, can't wait to return.Tristan2015-10-18T00:00:00Z
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Colwinston, Wales, United Kingdom
Very relaxing place with beautiful views of the sea. The place was clean, the beds were very comfortable & there was a nice sitting room with big windows. We loved our stay, thanks Stephen!Emily2017-06-18T00:00:00Z
We loved how close it was to the beach and it was so quiet. Thanks Stephen!Hannah2017-06-26T00:00:00Z
Great view of Ogmore-by-Sea and beach. Accommodation is basic as described - good bedding. Lots of space surrounding the property but would have liked a fenced off garden so our dog could wander outside at will as he can't be let off lead.Jennie2017-06-01T00:00:00Z
All as expected except the view, photo's don't do it justice. Beach is stunning.Guy2017-07-09T00:00:00Z
The place where the house is located is a bit far from the town but it's definitely worth it! If you want to spend some time with the family or friends in a quiet environment, this is the place to go!. Communication with the host is quick and smooth. Good value for the money.Loli2017-06-04T00:00:00Z
We were deeply disappointed by the cleanliness of the property. Clearly a lot of wet dogs had passed through making the carpets and sofas dirty and whole place smell. The property had not been very well cleaned with human hairs/scum around the bath and sink. I felt I had to clean the kitchen before we could use it. It is a shame because the view and location are nice.Amy2017-08-25T00:00:00Z
I stayed here for two nights whilst completing a three day cycling trip from London. The bungalow was everything I expected and the communication from Steven was spot-on. He was the perfect host and was very accommodating. It's a shame I didn't have more time to explore the area and visit the beach etc. I would stay here again, if in the area!Barry2017-06-12T00:00:00Z
Well what can I say? We were not expecting a palace, but my word what a gem! The description is absolutely spot on, apart from one thing. I had not realised what a truly beautiful location the bungalow is in.Karen2017-08-30T00:00:00Z
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Vacation home
Laleston, Wales, United Kingdom
The house was lovely literally a 30second walk to town and everyone there was very friendly. There is a pub at the bottom of the road which have live music regularly. The host was great very friendly and accommodating. Would definitely stay there again if I was in the area.Carly2017-04-17T00:00:00Z
Excellent place to stay. Peaceful area & short walk to all amenities. Thanks Stewart for organising last minute.Kris2017-04-20T00:00:00Z
Very nice flat close to town. Only negative is the lack of WiFi but that is clearly stated before booking.Emma2017-05-25T00:00:00Z
Our main issues was that the parking felt a little doggy but otherwise we had a nice stay.Lauren2017-06-07T00:00:00Z
I would recommend this accommodation for anyone going to this area, Thank you Stuart.Maha2017-05-29T00:00:00Z
This flat is perfect location for the train in to Cardiff. It was clean, modern, spacious and quiet with parking right outside. Would recommend. Thanks Stewart.Laura2017-07-12T00:00:00Z
Very nice flat with everything I needed for my stay, located close to the centre of Bridgend and the train station. Stewart was a great host, providing very prompt responses to my queries and also gave me recommendations for my time in the area.Andy2017-06-11T00:00:00Z
Ideal location, short drive to the beaches of Rest Bay and Coney Beach. Great apartment has everything you need and well looked after.Natalie2017-08-20T00:00:00Z
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Bridgend, Wales, United Kingdom
A very beautiful flat, done to a comfortable high standard. The owner is super helpful and very friendly. It was a pleasure to stay there and will repeatedly go there when possible. Fully recommend!Gary2016-12-01T00:00:00Z
Nicole was an outstanding host. Communication was great and we felt well looked after. We were surprised with all the lovely welcome treats. It was above and beyond what we expected. I especially loved the vintage ceramic cups. I ended up buying a similar one at the local flea market on Sunday.Jessie2017-05-29T00:00:00Z
Brilliant place to stay, lots of lovely personal touches, accommodating host and a great flat with everything needed for a few days stay. Convenienent location and Nicole was thoughtful to get us in some basic supplies for breakfast.Ryan2017-01-13T00:00:00Z
Very nice!Павел2017-06-04T00:00:00Z
Cosy appartment - private and quite. There is everything you need. Nicole welcomed us with fresh flowers, bread, milk, butter, etc. The appartment is only a short walk from train, bus, restaurants and shops. We felt at home, and Nicole is a lovely host.Gertrud2017-06-24T00:00:00Z
This apartment is very accessible and is located 5 minutes from the station. This nostalgic and quaint side is surprising but it was a pleasure to enjoy this environment. I want to thank Nicole for its hospitality and kindness during our stay.Valentin2017-03-29T00:00:00Z
We had a short and sweet stay because we had tickets for the 6 nations rugby match in Cardiff. This was the perfect location and walking distance from the train station. We were late booking accommodation so there was no where in Cardiff for us to stay. It worked out very well as the city centre was incredibly busy. It was great to come back to a quiet little street in Bridgend after a long and crazy day. I loved the decor in the flat with lots of interesting bits of furniture. It reminded me of my nanna's house and felt very cosy. My husband was very thankful also for the many breakfast options made available to us (Apologies Nicole he did go for it!) especially after a night on the pop. Also even though we mentioned that I'm coeliac late doors Nicole got some gluten free bread so I could also enjoy some breakfast. Great result for us in the rugby and a cosy place to stay. A very enjoyable weekend all round.Rachael2017-02-12T00:00:00Z
The house of Nicole is very cozy and is full of small vintage details that you can go discovering throughout your stay. In addition, the welcome pack that she offers is of great help for your stay.Cristina2017-04-16T00:00:00Z
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Bridgend, United Kingdom
Co-located near Newton and Porthcawl this dinky little well provided house is right beside the sand dunes and once you know how to get there, it's a real find.Clive2017-04-16T00:00:00Z
Denise made us very welcome and we had a fantastic time staying here. Location is amazing backing onto the sand dunes and then the beach and we found lots of other spots to visit with just short car journeys. Fabulous coastal walks all around and the beach behind Ar Lan Y Mor is dog friendly all year round. More than enough room for us as the house is bigger than it appears in the photos. Thanks!Andy2016-09-26T00:00:00Z
This house is in a brilliant position for the beach. There is parking right outside and the house is very comfortable with everthing you need. Very clean and comfortable.Andree2017-05-19T00:00:00Z
Great house by the beach. Short walk from the back door accross the dunes. Our little boy loved it!Melanie2017-04-20T00:00:00Z
We had a great weekend! Denise was very friendly and helpful. The location of the house (just 5min from the beach) is really great.Charlotte2016-10-31T00:00:00Z
Had a lovely stay. Really close to the beech and the dunes for lovely walks. Great pub in pretty Newton 10 minutes walk away, with helpful directions how to get there. House was really comfortable and just right for our Christmas stay. Thanks again for making us feel so welcome, would definitely returnJo2016-12-27T00:00:00Z
Spotless, well-equipped and very close to lovely, quiet beaches. A perfect place for a relaxed getaway.Sue2017-07-20T00:00:00Z
A perfect find and one we will be returning too.Perfect location for us beach lovers.Blessed with the best weather.House was ideal The bag of ice in the fridge along with the other little touches were gratefully received. Thank you.We had a fabulous weekend.Pamela2017-06-19T00:00:00Z
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Porthcawl, Wales, United Kingdom
Very comfortable stay, easy to find, lovely host :) Thanks Lizzie!Robyn2016-07-19T00:00:00Z
Nice stay!!! The room was very clean and we were very well welcomed. I definitely recommend for people with a small budget.Haude2016-03-29T00:00:00Z
The host canceled this reservation 5 days before arrival. This is an automated posting.Dorota2016-09-12T00:00:00Z
Great as alwaysDaniel2017-08-25T00:00:00Z
Brilliant stay. Lovely clean room and a comfy bed, would definitely stay again if I was in the area. Thanks!Lucy2016-08-13T00:00:00Z
Lovely clean room in a very nice quiet peaceful home, with nice people.Daniel2017-07-28T00:00:00Z
Great peaceful quiet house, with genuinely nice peopleDaniel2017-07-29T00:00:00Z
We traveled now for two months through the UK and I have to admit it was one of our best stays. Thank you twoDenis2017-08-15T00:00:00Z
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Bridgend, Bridgend, United Kingdom
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Marcross, Llantwit Major, Vale of Glamorgan, United Kingdom
Great host, easy transaction, location is perfect for walking into town. Great appt, all you can need. Would definitely book again.Ben2017-05-14T00:00:00Z
I BOOKED THIS PROPERTY FOR MY FAMILY AND THEY WERE OVER THE MOON WITH THE PROPERTY AND THE LANDLORDS EXCEPTIONAL SERVICE . THEY COULDNT PRAISE LEE ENOUGH , THANK YOUStephen2017-08-14T00:00:00Z
Lovely apartment in a great location. It has everything you need for a get away only a few minutes walk to the beach with Park Pipers restaurant wich serves great food just opposite. The hosts make your stay loke being home from home. Just a fantastic place to stay.Karen2017-03-12T00:00:00Z
The apartment was great. Was big, very clean & modern. Very comfy bed. The location is amazing right next to everything, you can walk to all the main things in the area. Lee was a amazing host, great communication and knows all the best places to go around the area. I highly recommend staying here. I am looking forward to coming back & staying again :-)Cassie2017-08-07T00:00:00Z
When I arrived everything was ready and clean The location was great, close to town shops and the beach It was great to find milk tea and coffee provided after a long driveAlanah2016-11-14T00:00:00Z
The apartment is greatRaul2017-05-30T00:00:00Z
The host canceled this reservation 361 days before arrival. This is an automated posting.Laura 2016-09-27T00:00:00Z
Great place to stay very central able to walk everywhere we needed to betina2017-06-21T00:00:00Z
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Porthcawl, Wales, United Kingdom
Great breakfast, great host and great room! Really couldn't have asked for anymore. My wife and I had a lovely stay with Julia. The house was simple to find and a very convenient location being just off the M4. The bedroom and bathroom feel very private tucked away at one end of house and Julia was a first class host, easy to deal with from start to finish and we're already looking forward to going back.Ben2017-08-09T00:00:00Z
Julia was a lovely, friendly host & very accommodating. The room and seperate bathroom were very clean, well laid out, also with a tea-making facility (& fresh milk!). The room was quiet and bed extremely comfortable. The house lays back from the road, off the common and Pen y fai itself is outside Bridgend, but accessible by accessible by car or public transport. It seems slightly 'off the beaten track's, but we were sent easy-to-follow directions. Lovely views from our front bedroom window. This is a private home & Julia welcomed us like friends. Plenty of parking space in driveway off short private track. Lovely stay and will stay again if possible when next visiting the area.Pamela2017-08-03T00:00:00Z
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Private room
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Pen-y-fai, Wales, United Kingdom
Mary was very welcoming and pleasant , the apartment is very clean and upto date and is a short walk to the seafront and all amenities. Really enjoyed our stay .Nicholas2017-08-11T00:00:00Z
Really a great host - kind and helpful. The house was really nice and neat. Everything we needed. We recommend Mary's place to all of you that are not decided yet.Iva2017-04-13T00:00:00Z
Clean apartment with all the confort and bright spacious and the host is friendly and helpful !!!francesco2017-06-04T00:00:00Z
Fantastic apartment in great location for beaches. Really impressed with cleanliness & comfort & really grateful to Mary for the nice touches like bread, milk, tea, coffee & fruit when we arrived. Beds are really comfortable, kitchen really well kitted out & good sized bathroom. Mary is a delight to deal with as the owner and couldnt be more helpful & friendly. Would recommend to anyoneKevin2017-09-01T00:00:00Z
The flat was clean, spacious and convenient. The coop nearby is huge and had everything we needed. Mary is a great host, very helpful and friendly.Emiley2017-08-03T00:00:00Z
Lily's were beautiful, Welsh cakes and milk much appreciated and accommodation was immaculate & Mary was very helpful. Thanx again Dan & Emma GloucestershireEmma 2017-08-20T00:00:00Z
Very clean and well presented.Peter2017-04-17T00:00:00Z
Very nice flat, well located near the sea in Porthcawl (between Caerdydd and Swansea). Mary was a nice and helpful host. I recommend this appartment without hesitation.Thomas2017-05-28T00:00:00Z
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Entire home/apt
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Bridgend, Wales, United Kingdom
Lovely location, gorgeous views and comfy cottage.Teresa2017-06-02T00:00:00Z
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Marcross, Llantwit Major, Vale of Glamorgan, United Kingdom
The host canceled this reservation 59 days before arrival. This is an automated posting.vicki2017-06-13T00:00:00Z
Loved West Cottage, quirky eclectic place full of books and a great album collection. Loads of room to chill after days on the beach, great garden for a bbq and the children enjoyed the horses over the gardens' stone wall.Tom2017-08-25T00:00:00Z
We stayed at Niamh's Cottage in July 17. It as a wonderful experience. The house has a very unique and quirky character that makes it totally charming. We were there as a family with children and loved the walled garden and nearby beach at Dunraven Bay. It is a very quiet spot and beautiful to not hear a sound when you wake up and be able to see the sea from the bedroom. Within walking distance is a nice children friendly pub. In all, we loved our stay here and would like to return one day. Thoroughly recommended.Christopher2017-07-10T00:00:00Z
This is a house with a very lived in an interesting interior if it rains you won't be bored , I love a house with character, this has bucket loads! the front garden is level and private, its not far to the coast , what's not to like ...I certainly did.peter2017-08-11T00:00:00Z
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Before commercially prepared paint was available, paint was made at home based on formulas handed down from generation to generation. Milk paint was made from old curdled milk or cottage cheese, lime and earth pigment for color.
Materials Needed:
• 1 Quart skim milk (room temperature)
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This paper aims to collect and analyze all the Jewish prayers in which the idea of election is mentioned: Qumran, Temple liturgies, and Talmudic and post-Talmudic texts. Placing them all together helps to analyze the meaning of these prayers and clarifies the aim of the Sages who included the idea of the election of Israel in Jewish liturgy.
In the texts from Qumran there are a few in which the election is mentioned: in a prayer like Tahanun, in one of the morning prayers and in the Thanksgiving Scroll. In these prayers, just as in the Bible and in the Temple service, the idea of the election of Israel was incorporated together with the election of Jerusalem and other elections. In the Temple, the blessing of elected Israel was said by the High Priest on the Day of Atonement and by the King in "Haqhel".
In Talmudic and post-Talmudic prayers there are several in which the idea of election is mentioned:
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In article <mailman.10781.1402009056.18130.python-l...@python.org>, Ned Deily <n...@acm.org> wrote:
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I'm notoriously commitment-phobic. (Though I prefer to call it "indecisive," or say that I like to "weigh my options.") I don't just mean in terms of relationships, though it did take me six years of dating to come around to the idea of marrying my now-husband, despite the fact that I had known him for at least a decade before that. I'm the kind of person who can't walk out of a bookstore with just one book, because what if it's not good, or when I sit down to read it, it turns out I'm not in the mood for that kind of book? I like to have backup plans. I like to have options.
When it comes to my writing, I'm the same way. I've always got a handful of new project ideas swirling in my head. I start one, then abandon it to work on another. It's not that I don't want to finish the first, but… Well, they're good ideas, and I don't want to let any of them go.
But the truth is, you can't play the field and expect to be in a monogamous serious relationship at the same time. You can't juggle a novel, a memoir, some essays, short stories and a blog and expect to make a lot of progress on any one of those projects. Yes, sometimes it's nice to take a break form one project and work on another – but not if you end up losing sight of your progress on the first.
This morning, in an attempt to commit to one project, I made a list of all of the writing project ideas/beginnings I had. I came up with seven. Seven! Even I wasn't aware of how many projects I had swirling about in my head (and on my hard drive). Two novels, two memoirs, a book of essays and a book of short stories. Oh. My. God.
So I wrote brief synopses of each project, and it soon became clear which were just ideas, and which I really wanted to move forward with. Writing a description of each helped me see how viable (or not) each project was, as well as how well thought-out each one was. Some of the ideas clearly needed more time to simmer.
I absolutely recommend this exercise if you're waffling, between projects, feeling an overflow of ideas, or just not sure what to do next. I quickly saw two projects rising above the others. One is a novel, one is a book of essays. And I committed to working on – gasp! – one of them. I revised an essay this morning, and it felt really good to be attaching myself to a project, to focus, and to move forward.


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Today is the birthday of Christian Dior (January 21, 1905 – October 23, 1957), fashion designer. He is best known as the founder of Christian Dior, considered one of the world's top fashion houses.
"Zest is the secret of all beauty. There is no beauty that is attractive without zest."
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Fig. 1: Haemolysis caused by S.aureus.
Staphylococcus aureus is one of a peculiar bacteria. S. aureus, also known as a golden staph, i.e. Latin aureus, forms golden-yellow colonies on agar plates. Sometimes, it also causes haemolysis, the breakdown of red blood cells, when grown on agar plates containing blood (Fig. 1). S. aureus is frequently found on the skin and in the nostrils, and an estimated 20% of the human population carry S. aureus without any symptoms. On the other hand, S. aureus is also an important pathogen causing a wide range of diseases.
Staphylococcus aureus is a spherical bacterium, i.e. Latin coccus (Fig. 2A), and belongs to a group of Gram-positive bacteria. Unlike Gram-negative bacteria, the Gram-positive bacteria have a thick bacterial cell wall that is made of peptidoglycan. This additional layer has structural and functional roles, for example, it counteracts the osmotic pressure of the cytoplasm. Thanks to the presence of peptidoglycan, the bacteria retain crystal violet stain that is used during the Gram test. This makes the bacteria look purple under the microscope, therefore, S. aureus is positive for Gram stain (Fig. 2B). On the other hand, Gram-negative bacteria, such as Escherichia coli, have much thinner peptidoglycan layer. Consequently, they cannot retain the violet stain but they take up a red counterstain instead and thus appear reddish or pinkish under the microscope (Fig. 2B).
Fig. 2: A. Scanning electron micrograph of S.aureus. B Gram staining, named after histologist Hans Christian Gram, who developed the staining procedure in order to identify bacteria in infected tissues.
The distinction of bacteria between Gram-positive and Gram-negative is important for the correct diagnosis and consequently for the right antibiotic treatment. While some antibiotics kill Gram-positive bacteria, they are harmless to Gram-negative bacteria. Interestingly, despite their thicker peptidoglycan layer, the Gram-positive bacteria are generally more vulnerable to antibiotics than gram-negative bacteria. However, both types of bacteria have developed antibiotic resistance, mostly due to the improper and excessive use of antibiotics.
In healthy people, S. aureus does not cause any complications, on the contrary, it is an active part of a microflora. Microflora is a group of all the microorganisms which reside on or within a human body, for example on the skin (Fig. 3), in the respiratory or gastrointestinal tract. The presence and maintenance of beneficial commensal bacteria confers several health benefits for us. Firstly, microflora helps us to prevent infections by competing with pathogenic bacteria for nutrients and space and thus reducing the chance of acquiring infections. Secondly, commensal bacteria produces metabolites that break down certain nutrients in the gut thus influencing our digestion and metabolism. Last but not least, microflora most likely shape our immune responses and alterations or imbalance of the microflora composition for instance during an antibiotic treatment, might contribute to diseases such as Crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis. However, the overall role and effect of microflora on our health is still not well understood and requires many more studies.
S. aureus, on the other hand, can also be a significant human pathogen that causes a wide range of illnesses. S. aureus is responsible for minor skin infections such as pimples, impetigo, folliculitis, carbuncles, and abscesses, as well as for life-threatening diseases including pneumonia, meningitis, osteomyelitis, endocarditis, toxic shock syndrome, bacteraemia, and sepsis. The primary site of infection is usually a scratch on the skin followed by an extensive tissue destruction and necrosis. In addition, S. aureus is one of the most common causes of hospital-acquired (also called nosocomial) infections and is often the cause of postsurgical wound infections. S. aureus has an incredible ability to persist and form biofilms on medical devices and thus constitute a further source of infections. Therefore, S. aureus infections are especially dangerous for patients who are immuno-compromised or convalescing from surgeries.
Even though S. aureus can be present on the skin, the majority of people carries it in the anterior nares of the nasal passages and in the ears. The ability to harbour S. aureus results from a combination of an altered host immunity and the bacterium's ability to escape host innate immunity. The carriage of S. aureus is an important source of nosocomial and community-acquired infections, especially in the context of the increasing prevalence of methicillin-resistant S. aureus strains (MRSA) within the community. MRSA is clinically the most dangerous strain since only a single plasmid (a genetic element that carries genes for an antibiotic resistance) is responsible for bacterial resistance to the most frequently prescribed β-lactam antibiotics such as penicillins, cephalosporins and carbapenems. Surprisingly, MRSA was reported only shortly after the first use of methicillin in 1960 (Fig. 4). Nowadays, due to the overuse of antibiotics, MRSA has become the most frequently isolated antibiotic-resistant pathogen in the hospitals worldwide. This is especially worrying since hospital-acquired MRSA infections were shown to increase morbidity, the risk of mortality and the costs of treatment for both the patients and the hospitals.
Furthermore, distinct bacterial strains and species can exchange their genetic information via a process called horizontal gene transfer. This helps bacteria to survive during unfavourable conditions and thus significantly speeds up the spread of resistance genes within bacterial populations. Consequently, in 2002, S. aureus strain resistant to vancomycin (VRSA), an antibiotic that is used to treat MRSA infections, was isolated from patient who was co-infected with vancomycin-resistant enterococci. Hence, scientists all over the world are extensively searching for and studying new approaches to prevent, to treat and to eliminate this rogue bacterium.
So far, there is no approved vaccine against S. aureus infections despite several clinical trials. While some of the vaccine candidates have shown immune protection, others impaired immune responses. In 2005, the phase III trial of StaphVax vaccine by Nabi Biopharmaceuticals failed and further development was stopped. Merck's V710 vaccine trial was terminated during phase II/III due to the higher mortality and morbidity among patients who developed S. aureus infection. Lastly, S. aureus four-antigen vaccine SA4Ag developed by Pfizer has commenced a phase 2b trial in 2015 with yet unpublished results.
There are many speculations why design of anti-S. aureus vaccine is so difficult. Firstly, most of the research on S. aureus infections is based on mouse models; however, mouse is not a natural host of human S. aureus isolates. Furthermore, distinct mechanisms play a role during activation of protective immunity in mice and in humans. Secondly, the long-term interaction between S. aureus in the microflora and our immune system has probably induce a natural protection already. Lastly, S. aureus has a great arsenal of manipulative strategies which enables it to escape from our immune system. Hence, the question is whether it is possible to design a universal vaccine against S. aureus. Perhaps, we should focus on prevention of infection and reduction of complications during S. aureus infections since it seems that S. aureus is so far winning this battle.
Fig. 1: Haemolysis caused by S.aureus.


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Wayne and his team recently built an extension at our house in Bollington. The price that he quoted at the start was the price that we paid at the end. Throughout the build, Wayne and all of his team were polite, friendly, clean and professional. The standard of workmanship and the finished extension was everything we hoped it would be.
Wayne was willing to work with us to solve unforeseen works that arose during the build, and reach practical solutions without causing delays. We would absolutely not hesitate in recommending W F Build, and will certainly use them again. Above all of that, Wayne is as honest as the day is long.
Sam & Emma Wallis
WF Building Services have just completed the building and installation of an En-Suite bathroom in our main bedroom.
We have no difficulty in finding superlatives for the standard and quality of the work undertaken. Quite simply Wayne and his team did a brilliant job. The quotation was fair and clearly itemised and the time frame was set and achieved.
The fact that the work went smoothly and was completed on time was largely due to the fact that Wayne was on site every day working and closely supervising the team. Considering the work was in an upstairs bedroom and the weather was not great, there was minimal disruption and mess.
We are extremely happy with the workmanship and the end result and would wholeheartedly recommend WF Building Services - we would be more than happy to show any prospective customer of Wayne's the work carried out.
Steve & Karen Clayton, Davenport
I am really delighted with my new extension which looks attractive and feels warm. I am particularly impressed with the quality of the workmanship. Wayne made a real effort to source materials that would match the existing brickwork and roof. I would not hesitate to recommend Wayne and his team who were always friendly, helpful and good natured.
Mrs P Sheaff Woodsmoor
I have recently taken on a home based role in the company for whom I work. I felt it was necessary to have appropriate office space, separated from the main dwelling. I looked at buying pre built hi specification timber framed constructed offices, but as I have to work outside all year come rain, wind, frost, snow and shine, I wanted a more permanent construction, which was still classed as an outbuilding negating the need for planning.
WF Build gave me the perfect solution and designed, project managed to a timescale agreed and constructed the building using superior quality materials. I would highly recommend WF Build to any person who is considering the garden office dilemma, you will not be disappointed and you are welcome to view the quality of this build if you contact WF build for details.
Lee Millward, Bramhall
Heard the one about the builder who arrives every day before 8am with a smile on his face, finishes the job on time, to spec and on budget? Neither had I before I met Wayne of WF Building Services Ltd.
This testimonial will probably read like he has written it himself but I can't find a bad word to say. This is pretty much how it went:
•We were supplied with a schedule akin to a military operation, which was adhered to by the letter.
•Wayne was on site every day leaving me to tender to my family's every need without the hassle of "builders inane questions".
•Wayne dealt with the planners which meant I didn't have to be charged by the police for murdering one.
•The workmanship was second to none and all WF's team produced exceptional levels of workmanship.
•When the job was complete we were supplied with the relevant building certificates, including photos taken throughout the project.
I've just remembered a negative point - the electrician sang a little too loud, can't be doing with people happy at their work.
I would welcome anyone along to my abode to view Wayne's work apart from Alan Titchmarsh (I'm not a huge fan).
Andy & Fiona Thelwell, Romiley
WF Building Services recently completed a contract at 60 & 62 Market Street, in the New Mills, High Peak Conservation Area, to reinstate "heritage style" timber surrounds & fascias to the shop windows.
Considerable skill and patience was necessary to fix new materials to the coursed stone walls, with a degree of adaptation required to the inevitable imperfections of a two hundred year-old building. This was implemented very satisfactorily within the target programme and contract price, all under the control of contract manager Mr Wayne Flood. In addition to the normal construction challenges, this work was in the "public eye", requiring due care with regard to pedestrians on the adjacent public footpath.
We found Mr Flood and his contract personnel to be competent, reliable and very reasonable to deal with in all aspects of the tendering, requisitioning and construction process. We would not hesitate to employ this company on any future work.
Mr & Mrs A P Roberts (Building Owners), Romiley
I should like to thank Wayne for his help and expertise in designing the new larger porch that he has just completed for me. I was concerned that it would not look in keeping with the house but thanks to Wayne's help and excellent advice the porch enhances the look of my property. Friends and neighbours have commented on the quality of the work, which was completed with a minimum of fuss and I would not hesitate to recommend Wayne to others.
I have in fact just requested another quote from WF Building Services for further work on the house.
Mrs S Voss, Offerton
We are absolutely delighted with the fabulous building work you did for us, not only was the work done to a very high standard you also cleaned up every day before you left which made life easier for my family.
I have had some lovely comments from neighbours and friends regarding the work carried out and the highest compliment I can pay you is that I will highly recommend you to my family and colleagues.
Mr & Mrs Grundy, Cheadle Hulme
We would like to take this opportunity of thanking you for the recent works you have completed at our home with regards to the extension and driveway.
We are extremely pleased with the standard of workmanship and have received many comments from people on how nice it looks. We were most impressed with how tidy you kept things whilst working at our home and kept any disruption to a minimum. We will certainly recommend you to our family and friends without hesitation.
Mr & Mrs Millward, Bramhall
WF Building Services were very efficient throughout our house refurbishment and loft conversion. Quote and all subsequent communications were prompt and we really felt that Wayne had our best interests at heart at all times. We only had a short time to complete works due to pregnancy, but Wayne assured he would complete all works within seven weeks... and he finished everything a few days early!
No unexpected surprises and a superb end result. Workmanship second to none! We love our new home and would recommend WF Build without hesitation!
Mr & Mrs Hopkin, Chapel-en-le-Frith
'Wayne Flood of WF Build Ltd has recently built an extension at my property. It was not a straightforward build as the foundations had to be hand dug to a depth of 4 meters due to the fact that we had bad ground and no machine access. I cannot fault how they approached this job and the amount of work they put in.
Having some experience as a Project Manager I was very impressed with the way Wayne and his team tackled this build, it was done very professionally and I was kept up to date at each stage. I found that all his workers were courteous and easy to deal with.
All the work has been done to a very high standard and I would have no hesitation in recommending him and I am very pleased with the end result!
John Rudkin, Dingle Hollow, Romiley
'Builder: Wayne Flood
Date of Project: May - July 2011
Location: Puffin Ave, Poynton
Nature of Project: Rear Extension, New Porch / Entrance / Wetroom, Re-roofing of Garage, New Flooring to Downstairs of house.
Initial free quote for the work was detailed and accurate throughout the project. The project started on time and we were issued in advance with a very detailed schedule of work. All payments were staggered and illustrated in the schedule of work.
No money was asked for in advance and all payments were for completed work and followed the relevant building control visits. All tradesmen used were very professional and courteous at all times. We were consulted at all stages of the project and were in continual communication with Wayne.
He was very patient with us and was very understanding with the changes we made to the project at short notice.
A number of his recommendations greatly improved the quality and finish of the work. The project was completed ahead of schedule and to a much higher standard than we could ever have expected.
We would recommend Wayne Flood without hesitation and unreservedly. He and the team of men he works with did everything they could to minimize the disruption that a build brings.
The extension has enhanced our home beyond our dreams and we are extremely thankful that he was recommended to us. If you require a more detailed conversation regarding the work carried out please do not hesitate to call us.
We would also be more than happy for you to visit us to see the quality of the finished project. Wayne will be able to supply you with our details.
Gill and Greg Rule.
Dear Wayne,
I wanted to let you know how thrilled I am with my new kitchen and shower room, as well as with the driveway and garden paving.
The quality of workmanship throughout is outstanding.
Your keen eye for detail, together with your insistence on excellence from your workmen, mean that every aspect of the project is finished to the most exacting standards. Even the building inspector admitted to being impressed!
You were originally recommended to me by my architect. Once I had seen your spreadsheet, detailing exactly when each phase of the work would be carried out and when costs would become payable, I realised your high degree of professionalism and knew that the work would be in good hands.
You and your team could not have been friendlier or more helpful – and you were brilliant at clearing up after yourselves every evening! I would be happy to recommend WF Building Services without reservation to anyone embarking on a building project.
Mrs Catherine Buckley, Bramhall
I am extremely happy with my kitchen extension that has recently been completed by Wayne of WF Build Ltd. I love it and do not spend much time in the rest of the house now. Whilst doing the extension Wayne also extended my patio and gave my bathroom a makeover, all done to the very same high standard.
From the word go, Wayne very helpful putting me in touch with an architect who planned the extension and led me through the labyrinth of planning permission etc. Once the extension was given the go ahead I was given a start date which was adhered to as was the schedule of work. This was a great help as I knew exactly where I was up to. Wayne and his staff arrived when they said they would and everyone was very friendly and polite. Everything was left neat and tidy at the end of each day.
I also found all recommendations from Wayne for suppliers very efficient and competitive.
If I had to have any other major work done on my house I hope Wayne would be available.
Jane Simpson, Palmerston Road, Woodsmoor
Hi Wayne,
Just to say, a big thanks again on completion of our extension, which looks great and vastly improves our property. Our neighbours, friends and family have all said how good it looks and commented on the superb workmanship. It's very refreshing these days to have tradesmen that you can have complete trust in, but we can honestly say that we were never in any doubt from day one. On that note, would you mind calling round to give us some advice and quotes for our proposed conservatory, which we will be looking to add in the coming months.
Thanks again
Gary and Gail, Marple


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