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.

Fibre broadband coming to Pickworth

Posted on March 16, 2016 by Gordon

Some great news if you stay in Pickworth, Rutland. Fibre broadband is coming to your area soon!

More information can be found @ www.rutland.gov.uk/digital_rutland/where_and_when.aspx.

Willoughby Arms Quiz : 15/03/2016

Posted on March 2, 2016April 5, 2016 by Gordon

Pub quiz poster (15-03-2016)

Got a DAB Digital Radio? It’s time to retune!

Posted on February 29, 2016 by Gordon

aDABtickmark If you have a DAB Digital Radio, it’s time to retune!

Absolute 80s, one of the UK’s most popular digital-only stations has moved from the Digital 1 network to Sound Digital (SDL National) DAB multiplex.

You will be pick up the following new DAB Digital Radio stations after the retune.

Awesome Radio (64kbps)
Fun Kids UK (32kbps DAB+ stereo*)
heat radio (80kbps)
Jazz FM Stereo (32kbps DAB+ stereo*)
KISSTORY (80kbps)
Magic Chilled (32kbps DAB+ stereo*)
Mellow Magic (80kbps)
Panjab Radio 1 (56kbps)
Planet Rock (80kbps)
Premier Christian (64kbps)
Premier Praise (64kbps)^
Share Radio UK (64kbps)
TalkRADIO (64kbps)^
TalkSPORT2 (64kbps)^
Virgin Radio (80kbps)^
Sunrise National (64kbps)
UCB2 Nationwide (64kbps)

*Requires a DAB+ radio with HE-AACv2 compatibility
^ Coming soon

More information can be found @ www.a516digital.com/2016/02/faq-dab-digital-radio-changes.html.

Volunteers at The Spinney near Little Bytham chosen to champion national project

Posted on February 28, 2016March 1, 2016 by Gordon

Climbing trees, building dens and running around in the mud are innocent thrills that evoke childhood memories in most people.

And its these activities, along with a wish to get closer to nature, that has encouraged a team of dedicated volunteers to create a woodland paradise known as The Spinney, near Little Bytham.

Read more from the Stamford Mercury website.