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Twixmas for Singles from Lancashire
iPad 2 Appazines
Theatre Breaks by Coach
Theatre Breaks Magazine

Twixmas for Singles from Lancashire

Posted on 10/11 by Andy Roberts

Twixmas : Thursday December 27th to Sunday 30th December 2012 Twixmas – was there really such a great a need to coin a single word phrase to describe the period between Christmas and New Year? Well it’s better than just … Continue reading →

Posted in Calendar | Tagged Aberglasyn, Breaks, Caernarfon, Celtic, christmas, coach holiday, Holidays, Llandudno, Magazine, north wales, Porthmadog, Snowdonia, TBM, things to do, Twixmas, Twixmases, welsh |

iPad 2 Appazines

Posted on 12/05 by Andy Roberts

I’ve had my iPad 2 for about a month now and accumulated quite a few downloaded apps for it already. Most of the iPad 2 apps I use just provide another way of doing stuff that I might do on … Continue reading →

Posted in iPad2, Mac | Tagged appazine, Appazines, Apple, Collection, Economist, Evolution, harbinger, Interactive, interactive design, intuitive user, iPad, iPad 2, Magazine, magazine content, navigation system, Publishing, relevant content, revolution, rich media content, Ringier, Royal wedding, slant, swipe, swiss media, Switzerland, tablet, Technology, touch screen, user experience, user interface |

Theatre Breaks by Coach

Posted on 26/10 by Andy Roberts

I tend to bang on about rail travel as preferable to driving, but theatre breaks by coach offer a different kind of experience altogether. People over a certain age may well have bad memories of coach journeys back in the … Continue reading →

Posted in London theatre breaks | Tagged booking, Breaks, coach, Coach theatre breaks, Holidays, London, Magazine, Reader, stopover, Theatre breaks, west end |

Theatre Breaks Magazine

Posted on 27/07 by Andy Roberts

Theatre Breaks Magazine A couple of months ago Linda and I quietly launched the Theatre Breaks Magazine to supplement the London Theatre Breaks blog. The idea is to have a place where there’s less of the news about individual theatre … Continue reading →