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I cycle commute into town from Totley, and Totley Moss is a quick and steep walk from home, there are plenty of preschools, nurseries and childminders, thought I can't comment on price as my kids are all grown up. We get plenty of club cyclists passing through, though I don't do club cycling.

I drive two different cars, the one I usually drive has an automatic handbrake, the other has a manual handbrake, sometimes I forget which I'm in. I always leave my car in gear.

They have been filming at King Ecgbert School this summer too, my daughter went to watch them working one afternoon, the crew were very friendly.

me and my husband went for a walk in the Peak, our girls watched it on TV

Paul Fox tunes our piano as well, I'm happy to recommend him

Sheffield Scene sells Sheffield made things: 49 Surrey Street, City Centre, Sheffield, S1 2LG or there is the famous sheffield shop on ecclesall rd; http://sheffield-made.com/acatalog/Famous_Sheffield_Shop.html

My children are at King Ecgberts, but I've not had that letter.

I live in Totley, Main Ave, I'm with Talk Talk, the full package, I've not been that happy with it, especially the TV part, the picture often pixellates and freezes and the on-line help is really cumbersome. Having said that it copes 4 of uson-line at the same time. speed test: Your current bandwidth reading is: 4.20 Mbps which means you can download at 537.17 KB/sec. from our servers.

I've been going there for years, but it was closed last night at 10:45 when we tried to go before catching the bus home

What has happened to Chubbies? I tried to go there after the pub tonight and it was closed. It was closed during the day last week. Has it gone for good?

try http://www.ukparks.com

There is one on Glasshouse Lane in Chesterfield, I don't know any details, though I think it is called Grasscroft Park, Chesterfield is about 7 miles south of Sheffield. I don't know of any in Sheffield

Losehill house hotel, has a hot tub and a small pool, it's v close (Edale) lovely for a weekend away: http://www.losehillhouse.co.uk I stayed there will my partner earlier in the year and had a lovely time without the hassle of travelling far

My sister-in-law cycles from Coventry to Sheffield occasionally, I can ask for her route if you like

I find this website is really good for working out how to get where I want to go on public transport. http://www.transportdirect.info/Web2/JourneyPlanning/JourneyPlannerInput.aspx

it's a good thing that they don't allow many people in the room, you don't want to have to be on best behaviour when you are having your baby. Best wishes!

Thanks for the suggestions, I can access the sites again now

I have had trouble accessing the freegle and freecycle groups and now I'm getting the message access refused when I try to go to the page

My son recently passed his test with Andrew Claxton, ARC school of motoring, he does a block booking discount and a student discount, we heard of him from someone who had passed with him whilst he was working for BSM. Tel: 0759 769 8594

Steve Plain is very good. I've had my Peugeot serviced there for years Steve Plain Peugeot Specialist. 27 Thirlwell Road, Heeley, Sheffield, S8 9TE. UK Tel: 0114 2583673 Opening Hours: 8.00 - 17.30 Mon-Fri. 8.00 - 13.00 Sat

My son died unexpectedly aged 5 weeks, unbaptised, the priest on duty in the hospital was very comforting and baptised him in hospital. When I went to see my parish priest to arrange the funeral there was no problem with a church funeral service, but I had to insist very fiercely that my son had the service for baptised children, not limbo - destined children. It was another 8 years before I dealt with the anger and other emotions that battle caused, at a time when I was obviously already very distressed. What forced me to deal with it 8 years later was having another child and having to decide whether or not have him baptised. He and my subsequent children remain unbaptised and I an ex-Catholic. That was not the only thing that turned me from my faith, but it was the most painful thing. It is hard to know how I would react now, because heaven, hell and limbo are no longer an issue for me. But thinking about the attitude of that priest still makes me very angry.

Babble and Speak do private tuition, £27.50 per hour. My son is being taught french at home by them. http://www.babbleandspeak.com

My mum gave me a head of rhubarb 19 years ago, I've dug it up and moved loads of times, but never fed it. A plant that needed any attention would not survive in my garden.

Forced rhubarb is in the shops from around March, I've not tried any of our garden rhubarb since July, it's looking sad at the moment.

When I first left home I used to cook mince on a Monday for tea and reheat it every day with an new ingredient, it rarely saw the inside of a fridge and I was never ill. I would not feed my kids like that though.