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Riding for the Disabled (RDA)

RDA is a federation of Member Groups, which are dedicated to improving the lives of people with disabilities, through the provision of opportunities for horse riding and carriage driving. The volunteer groups enable people to improve their health and wellbeing, delivering a real and lasting therapy that not only benefits mobility and co-ordination, but encourages confidence and self-worth whilst having fun.

Many people are helping the RDA this year to raise money to send children to the Special Olympics on horseback. The RDA relies on the generosity of the public, they have no government funding.

A small group of fundraisers have made some beautiful Nappy Cakes, Taggie Blankets, New Baby Cards and Sock Cupcakes. All items are lovingly made with quality ingredients including; Pampers new baby nappies, new baby vests, muslims, socks and all gift wrapped in clear cellophane and tied with a pull bow. All money raised is in aid of sending the children to the Special Olympics.

For more information please contact the organiser; Rachael Swailes This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it for more information.

For information on Riding for the Disabled please visit: www.rda.org.uk

40 Free Prints From Snapfish and Half Price Photo Book

Snapfish are offering 40 free prints to new customers that sign up to there site and not just that but they are offering half price Photo Books. To claim your free prints or photo book, register with us and then go to our special offer and discount page.

Last Updated on Wednesday, 01 July 2009 07:34

Baby Wiggles Australia

We’ve just brought our Australian version of Baby Wiggles website online, it’s still new and there is a lot more work to be done on it.

In time the Australian website will become like this one, we are looking for staff members on the Australian forum, if anyone would like to be one please contact us.

The Baby Wiggles Australia website is located here: www.babywiggles.net

Last Updated on Wednesday, 01 July 2009 07:34

Baby photo competition 2009!

In partnership with Pixum.co.uk, Pixum are organizing a photo competition for the cutest baby photo!

Cologne, 1 June 2009

The best, funniest, most beautiful and/or cutest photo will win amazing prizes:

1st prize: 1× EasyBook Large (A4) with 26 pages and a hard picture cover!

2nd – 10th prize: each 1× Baby Bib with your photo!

All contestants will also be given a voucher for 1 FREE 12" poster on photo paper (postage & processing excluded)!

Please only send 1 photo per person. All entered photos are placed in a public on-line album on our Pixum EasyBlog and can be viewed there.

To enter, email the photo to be entered in the competition to This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it and mention photocompetition:1516 in the subject of your email.

To view all entries please go to: http://www.pixum.co.uk/viewalbum/id/4250837

Send us your best animal photo to This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it and mention in the subject of your email (and nothing else!): photocompetition:1516

The photo should be in JPG format and have a minimal size of 50 KB.

The competition starts on 1 June 2009 and is open until 15 July 2009.

Please note following specifications for the upload:

photocompetition:1516 (as subject title)
has to be jpg
has to be bigger than 50kb
has to be smaller than 3MB

Terms & Conditions for "Baby photo competition 2009"
Please go to http://photo-prints-online.blogspot.com/ for the Terms & Conditions!

Last Updated on Wednesday, 03 June 2009 16:41

Child's Vouce Appeal

Good neighbours act to save thousands of children as NSPCC launches £50m appeal to grow helplines

Press Releases: 22 September 2008

Child's Voice AppealNeighbours are acting to save thousands of children living in appalling and dangerous conditions, the NSPCC reveals today. Last year concerned members of the public contacted the charity's Helpline every five minutes on average, with nearly 10,000 calls being so serious they needed urgent attention. One in three of these came from people living near the abused child and their action helped at least 7000 children.

However, the full scale of child abuse in communities is even higher. At least one in six calls from neighbours and others cannot be answered by over-stretched Helpline counsellors, leaving many children at risk of serious harm.

To read the full article, pleases click here.

Last Updated on Sunday, 01 February 2009 13:19

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