Yesterday the pupils of Silkstone Primary School visited the Hamlet. As part of the 'Two Villages Festival' the children enacted a series of historical plays in and around the Pot House Hamlet.
Friday, July 3, 2009
Monday, June 29, 2009
Silkstone School dress rehearsal at Pot House Hamlet
Silkstone Primary school pupils dress rehearsal at the Old Mill, Pot House Hamlet
The Children from Silkstone Primary school will be telling stories about the history of Silkstone in a play starting at the Old Glassworks Pot Hamlet, moving to the Old Mill Pot House Hamlet and playing out 6 more scenes along Silkstone Waggon way.
Thursday 2nd July and Friday 3rd July commencing at 1.45pm.
Why not pop along and watch the performance which is part of the Silkstone two village festival 2009.
Saturday, June 6, 2009
Rosa Silver Jubilee in bloom
Jazz evening at the Potting Shed, Pot House Hamlet
Friday 26th June 2009
3 courses for £22.00
3 courses for £22.00
A new Summer Menu
M&M Jazz playing from 7.30-11.00
"A Night full of fine food and summer Jazz music"
M&M Jazz playing from 7.30-11.00
"A Night full of fine food and summer Jazz music"
For futher information please phone the Potting Shed, Pot House Hamlet
Tel:01226 792525
Tuesday, June 2, 2009
Summer Styling with Rose Horsfield from Pookie
Once again dresses dominate the look for summer 09. Here are some of the hottest styles to keep you looking cool throughout the summer.
The bodycon - eighties style figure hugging dress, is hot to trot, so breathe in!
Tip: platforms and high heels become more creative and distinctive, so go wild when it comes to evening foot wear.
Bandeau – this no straps, nipped in waist dress is so seductively feminine.
Tip: Nude tones and vibrant block colours rule. Or add a waist belt to give more waist shaping.
Asymmetric - one shoulder dresses are proving to be a winning alternative to the bandeau.
Tip: Coral and electric blues are the hottest shades
The Maxi – in romantic ditsy floral and out of Africa tribal prints. Long and free flowing, maxi’s suit many figure shapes.
Tip: Maxi’s look better with flats, so go for a pair of embellished flat sandals or gladiators.
The cocktail dress - 1920’s flapper style fringed dresses, adorned with feathers and ruffles.
Tip: Finish this look off with a pair of Mary Jane or brogue heels.
By Rose Horsfield - Pookie Womenswear
The bodycon - eighties style figure hugging dress, is hot to trot, so breathe in!
Tip: platforms and high heels become more creative and distinctive, so go wild when it comes to evening foot wear.
Bandeau – this no straps, nipped in waist dress is so seductively feminine.
Tip: Nude tones and vibrant block colours rule. Or add a waist belt to give more waist shaping.
Asymmetric - one shoulder dresses are proving to be a winning alternative to the bandeau.
Tip: Coral and electric blues are the hottest shades
The Maxi – in romantic ditsy floral and out of Africa tribal prints. Long and free flowing, maxi’s suit many figure shapes.
Tip: Maxi’s look better with flats, so go for a pair of embellished flat sandals or gladiators.
The cocktail dress - 1920’s flapper style fringed dresses, adorned with feathers and ruffles.
Tip: Finish this look off with a pair of Mary Jane or brogue heels.
By Rose Horsfield - Pookie Womenswear
Friday, April 24, 2009
Horsfields nursery - grow your own film
The news of Horsfields nursery grown your own film is spreading. Jeni Harvey from the Yorkshire Post wrote an article about it on page three on Wednesday. http://www.yorkshirepost.co.uk/news/Tomato-growing-comes-to-life.5192885.jp
Horticulture week have written an article on page 8 this week and it is on the Garden Centre update website front page.
For further information please visit
Friday, April 17, 2009
Horsfields nursery front page of Gleewire
Mary Clark the editor of Gleewire has written a news item about the Horsfields nursery grow your own viral. Have a look at the front page of the Gleewire website.
site.http://www.gleebirmingham.com/page.cfm/action=Archive/ArchiveID=1/EntryID=1126
site.http://www.gleebirmingham.com/page.cfm/action=Archive/ArchiveID=1/EntryID=1126
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