Author: Gordon

So you actually want to know something about me? Why? Are you bored? Oh well. Just to satisfy your idle curiosity and my manic egotism I’ll tell you something about me!!! I am a 44-year-old guy, who lives in Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire England. I was born in Lancashire, England, during September 1979. Most people don’t believe me that I was born in England due to my strong Scottish accent. My star sign is Libra. I am 5’9” tall, 30″ waist, with blonde hair, which is sometimes short, sometimes long. I have light brown eyes. Which most people think are very sexy. I just don’t see it, myself.

Where is my FTTC Cabinet? | updated : 21-12-2017

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Not 100% sure where your local FTTC cabinet is? We’ve just made this map showing the locations of them.

To find out which is your cabinet, use the on-line checker at www.dslchecker.bt.com.

FTTC Cabinet 1 – Clipsham Road, Stretton.

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FTTC Cabinet 2 – Little Bytham on High Street on the right hand side, as you come in from Castle Bytham.

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FTTC Cabinet 3 – Still to find this one…

FTTC Cabinet 4 – Castle Bytham on the on High Street, on the opposite side of the road from the Castle Inn.

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FTTC Cabinet 5 – Cross roads in Castle Bytham.

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FTTC Cabinet 6 – Clipsham, on New Road.

BT Openreach FTTC cabinet

FTTC Cabinet 7(??) – Not yet live – Little Bytham, Station Road.

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You can now watch Notts TV on-line!

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Great news, you can now watch our local TV channel Notts TV on-line @ www.tvplayer.com/watch/nottstv

Of course, it still also broadcasts on Freeview channel 7, if you use the Waltham TV transmitter.

Stuart Thompson – The Castle Inn : 14/12/2017

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The Castle Inn, are having live music for their reopening on Thursday 14th December 2017!

The Castle Bytham Carollers : 07/12/2017

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The Castle Bytham Carollers are raising funds for the Church. Please show your support this Thursday (7th December 2017) @ 6pm, at The Fox & Hounds.

Festival proceeds are handed out

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Several thousand visitors enjoyed Castle Bytham’s Midsummer Festival in June and thousands of pounds were raised for local community groups.

At a community event in Castle Bytham Village Hall last Monday, Kate Goodman, chairman of the festival committee, and Patrick Candler, chairman of Bythams Music, presented cheques totalling £6,400 to local community groups and good causes.

Read more from the Stamford Mercury website.