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Chose from a selection of mouth watering frosting flavours. Lemon Double Chocolate Mint Choc Chip Orange Zest Strawberry Delight Coffee Mocha Vanilla-Vanilla Please email me at ameliascupcakes@live.com with colours, themes and sizes for specific pricing details for giant cupcakes. Prices:- Cupcake Gift Boxes- Mixture of flavours of your choice Small Cupcakes 6 Cupcakes- £3.00 12 Cupcakes-£5.00 24 Cupcakes-£9.00 Large Cupcakes (muffin size) 6 Cupcakes- £8.00 12 Cupcakes- £13.20 24 Cupcakes- £22.50 Basic Giant Cupcake (with frosting and decoration) From £25 Novelty Giant Cupcake & 6 Cupcakes (with a theme) From £35 Each additional cupcake with the giant cupcakes £1.00 each Ideally i need 7days notice for a Giant Cupcake but if you have left it a little last minute don't panic give me a ring and we can see what we can do I am located in Mexborough and can deliver in the South Yorkshire area for a small charge.

We are a non profit club, located in the village of Mickle Trafford, facilities include, Pool Table, Darts, Carpet Bowls and a Bar which is open 7 days week that serves many different types of both alcoholic and non alcoholic drinks We also have fitted a 100" screen to view major sporting events, hold quizzes etc WIFI is free for all members, to enable you connect to the internet, or your company VPN We hold many type events, that frequently raise money for local charities. So why not come and join us, for a fun night and be part of our growing community

“Our Mickleover” – it’s a simple name, a simple concept. A community group run by the community for the benefit of the community. We’re a mixed bunch of folk. Some are members of local clubs or churches. Others work in, or own, local shops and businesses. Several have children attending our nurseries and schools, others teach those children. All of us have a vested interest in Mickleover as a community and that’s why we’re coming together.

NEW: BAND WORKSHOPS, GUITAR MAINTENANCE AND RECORDING SERVICES! (See our website for more details www.mickleoverschoolofmusic.co.uk) We provide expert tuition in: Keyboards, Organ, Piano, Guitar, Bass Guitar, Saxophone, Clarinet, Singing and Music Theory! Learning a musicial instrument can lead to an excellent sense of fulfillment whatever stage of life you are in; For both children and senior citizens, it provides countless hours of pleasure and the opportunity to meet new, like minded friends! For a parent to learn a new musical instrument, or even rediscover a long lost talent can be befeficial to the whole family! Our 'Easy-play' style for keyboard and piano will have you playing confidently in no time! We can provide preparation for graded exams 1-8 on all of our instruments, which would lead to a recognized qualification that you will always be proud of! Lessons are available during the daytime and evening, 7 days a week. Please get in touch with us for more details or to book a lesson. 01332 519402 Opening Hours: Mon: 1pm - 9pm Tue: 9am - 9pm Wed: 1pm - 9pm Thur: 9am - 9pm Fri: 3pm - 9pm Sat: 9am - 5pm Sun: 9am - 12.30pm

RealWay Fitness Exercise Classes & Personal Training in Littleover Mickleover Derby

A chess club for players of all standards. The club meets most Tuesdays between September and the end of May from 7:30pm onwards at the Methodist Church, Station Road, Mickleover. New players are alwa

Holly was diagnosed a week before her 4th birthday, she is normally a happy little girl with enormous amounts of energy. Holly lives with her parents and baby sister in Marton, Middlesbrough. Holly had been poorly before and during our holiday to Portugal, she had been sick, was pale and had no energy. Her skin was bruising easily and she complained of tummy ache. On our return we went out to lunch with family and following the tiny amount of she ate, Holly cried complaining of tummy ache and fell asleep in the car on the way home. We were extremely worried so used the NHS call back service when we got home. We were sent to a health centre and the doctor there felt Holly’s tummy and noticed that she was pale, he sent us to James Cook University Hospital Paediatrics day assessment unit. They decided to carry out a blood test, Holly was very scared but got through it without making a sound. A short while later the doctor came back and give us the news no parent ever wants to hear, Holly almost definitely had Leukaemia and would be transferred to Newcastle’s Royal Victoria Infirmary (RVI) first thing the next morning. The worst day in the history of our lives, it instantly felt like someone had ripped out our insides, we wished it were us. Holly was very poorly in the first 4 weeks of treatment complaining of stomach pains on a regular basis, she had many trips back to the RVI but they couldn’t find out why her tummy was hurting. We knew something was not right! On Friday 29th June the doctors decided to carry out a scan of her stomach which showed lots of free air suggesting a perforated bowel, we knew this could make her very very poorly and the doctors need to operate straight away, doctors and nurses were rushing around trying to get fluids into Holly, she was taken to theatre at 10:30pm. This was the hardest day of all as not only was she suffering from Leukaemia but a possible perforated bowel. It was discovered once under anaesthetic that her appendix had burst. After a 5 hour operation Holly spent the night in Intensive Care (ICU) During her treatment Holly will be a very poorly young girl as side effects of the chemotherapy can and regulary do include: nausea/vomiting, diarrhoea, constipation, alopecia, weight loss and weight gain, extreme fatigue, lethargy, dizziness and mucositis (extremely painful mouth and throat ulcers) Further more Holly will be highly susceptible to infection, which could prove to be life threatening, as her immune system will be suppressed due to the chemotherapy she will receive, any rise or fall in temperature will result in urgent medical advice or hospital admission where she could require 3-10 days of treatment with intravenous antibiotics. Holly will undergo treatment for Leukaemia for the next 2 years and even after this will require regular monitoring for the rest of her life. We aim to raise as much money as possible to aid research into Leukaemia and other blood cancers; to improve treatments and survival rates for sufferers. We also wish to support sufferers and their families providing equipment and facilities for Ward 4 & 14 of The Great North Children’s Hospital Newcastle RVI who treat children with all types of cancer from the North including North Yorkshire, Teesside, Tyne & Wear and Cumbria.

Navigator North initiates, facilitates and promotes opportunities for visual artists in the North of England. We raise awareness of artists, artworks and creative practice, stimulating dialogue, interaction, critical debate and engagement between artists and audiences. We achieve this through commissioning artists, residency programmes, exhibitions, performances and participatory events. We explore how artists can engage with off site spaces encouraging engagement with new audiences. Navigator North is a Community Interest Company.

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