By admin, on September 1st, 2010%
Lancashire-based maternity underwear specialist bras4mums is offering a birthday present during September to all customers recycling their unwanted bras with the company.
Research carried out earlier this year by OnePoll.com found that the typical female owns 13 bras but only wears eight of them regularly. With the average bra costing £28.00, that’s £3.47 billion worth of bras . . . → Read More: Donate unwanted underwear to raise money for charity and get a £5 underwear voucher
By admin, on August 24th, 2010%
We are pleased to be able to provide details of the Skip-Hop competition in which you can win a 7-night Eurocamp holiday. In addition, we have a full range of Panda drinks (6 flavours) and a skip-hop set from skip-hop UK to giveaway to a lucky Kidszine reader.
An infinitely cooler alternative to traditional skipping, skip-hop . . . → Read More: Skip-Hop competition – Win a European camping holiday and Panda Drinks
By admin, on July 26th, 2010%
The all-new 90-minute musical adventure Thomas & Friends™ Live! On Stage: A Circus Comes To Town – a fabulous stage show experience for the whole family packed with audience singalongs, high-energy dancing and thrilling adventures. It will be making its UK premiere in Dartford in early September.
Watch Thomas the Tank Engine™, Percy, James, . . . → Read More: Thomas & Friends Live! On Stage: A Circus Comes to Town UK Tour
By admin, on July 20th, 2010%
Teddy Tennis have launched the first feature length DVD “Let’s Play Teddy Tennis”, an animated DVD designed to teach and encourage young children to learn the essentials of playing tennis.
Teddy Tennis is a new teaching method that inspires young children aged 3½ – 5½ to play tennis and develop a love of sport. It creatively connects . . . → Read More: Let’s Play Teddy Tennis – DVD for young aspiring tennis players
By admin, on July 13th, 2010%
Treasure Trails has the perfect solution to keeping your children entertained at low cost this summer. They have created 40 treasure hunt adventures in local towns and villages which will give you a fun and exciting day out, without the theme park price tag. As every parent knows, finding six weeks of activities to . . . → Read More: Keep the children entertained this summer with Treasure Trails
By admin, on May 28th, 2010%
The World Cup is fast approaching and chances are your children will be eager to get in on the footballing action. If you are thinking about splashing out on a new ball as yours have seen better days then hold tight, as there is a much better way to bag yourself a shiny new football and . . . → Read More: Donate your old footballs to Africa – watch this plea by football legend John Barnes
By admin, on May 27th, 2010%
New research reveals that three quarters of people strongly agree that their family are the most important people in their lives, which is why it’s important to spend as much quality time together as possible. But this is not always easy. Work commitments (40%) and lack of money (14%) are just two of the barriers to . . . → Read More: Family half term holiday ideas
By admin, on March 10th, 2010%
There are so many places available now where you can find money off vouchers; you can get them through the post, you may also find them in newspapers and magazines, but the most fruitful and convenient way of obtaining your money off vouchers is via the internet. The best places to find money off vouchers . . . → Read More: Save on your Family’s Day Out
By admin, on December 15th, 2009%
Ninety-five children, victims of the 2004 Boxing Day Tsunami which decimated their lives five years ago, will this year celebrate Christmas in a new purpose built children’s home in the Southern Indian state of Tamil Nadu, provided and maintained by Cheshire based charity India Direct (www.indiadirect.org.uk).
‘Joy’ Home, as it is called, replaces temporary accommodation rented in . . . → Read More: Tsunami orphans in Southern India rehoused in time for Christmas thanks to India Direct charity
By admin, on December 7th, 2009%
Where would Britain be without arguably its favourite story format – the murder mystery? Gone would be the enigma Sherlock Holmes and his faithful sidekick Watson. Agatha Christie’s famous characters, Hercule Poirot and Miss Marple, would never have graced the pages of tens of millions of books, and the various TV series and movies portraying clever . . . → Read More: Cluedo is 60 years old