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I thought of that, but was hoping for a name that catches attention.

Can you help by putting forward some names for an Internet Ticketing business. Thanks.

Revised prices are now Be Unlimited - £18 per month Be Pro - £22 per month

I spoke to them for a long time about the website. They mentioned they have a lot of things on the todo list. There will be a newsletter sent out for people who leave an email address on the site. I think at the moment you have to sign up to access some material. All in good time.

it may not be as good as having a rummage in the shop but i've been told by staff the website will have exclusive sale deals.

I've been shopping at Sa-kis on Division Street for years now and the clothes are excellent quality and price tag is never over valued. The staff there are really helpful and the management seem to have put a lot of work into the business. They started near Peace Gardens, moved to Orchard Square, and then onto Division Street. They've won many awards from fashion magazines. They now have an online site where you can buy from. Same price as shop but delivered to your doorstep for free. http://www.sa-kis.co.uk

I think punk has explained it well. You can keep the Virgin phone service, and terminate your broaband service with them. Then get a BT line installed, and pay a minimum line rental of £11 p/month. Once you have an active line, you can then get Be broadband. Although if you will get an active BT line (ie pay £11 per month) you may aswell go for one of the BT together options and scrap Virgin totally.

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I believe the Mosque will be of great benefit to the community (of all faiths). The issue comes when people believe the Mosques are only for Muslims to go and worship. Everyone is welcome to come to the Mosques, and learn about Islam, ask questions, raise awareness etc. If there is a need for a venue, the Mosque can be used (and the etiquettes of the Mosque should be respected). The people involved in the planning of the mosque's extension have thought about the issues most people have raised and have made efforts to deal with them. I urge all those who have any concerns or would like to generally find out more about the application to speak to members of the Mosque, who would be more than happy to discuss matters with you.

With all you guys hyping this place up, I thought it was worth a try. I popped in yesterday and ordered a big meal (all the family was around).. I have to agree, the service was good, the guys were friendly and knew their food. And yes, the Sag Paneer is very nice! from me.

That's one way of looking at it. A few years ago I went to watch Spurs play and was able to book a ticket online, choose my seat, and see what view I would have of the pitch from my seat. Seatbooker do the online ticketing for Spurs, that is why I mentioned them. I'll get my tickets for the match. With football being the national sport and so much money being pumped into the football industry, and the football clubs making a lot of money, I thought the average customer would be provided with the latest and best means of purchasing a ticket. Thanks for the information guys.

To make certain they can get to the best matches. I find it hard to believe that 17,000 season ticket holders attend every match. I understand what I need to do to get the tickets. The questions were to get a general view of what others thought. With the technology available today, time and manpower should not be an issue. Just look at Spurs, they provide (or provided) seat selection via Seatbooker

Surely not all 17,000 season ticket holders will turn up for every match. Are the seats that are not taken available?

Its a shame that with the technology available today more clubs are not providing seat selection. Surely this is something that majority of the fans would want. I definitely would want to choose where I sit, after all I paid for the ticket.