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I bet that's good! 
Sadly needs to be walking distance from the Cathedral though...

My friend loves the ones at Ritas Pantry, but hates the fact they only do them on Fridays! 
Is there anywhere else anyone can recommend for the other weekdays?!

Thanks in advance! 

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Thanks Lauren

First time parents here, so we want the pram for... um... however long a baby needs a pram for?! Haha! No idea!

I've found a travel system online that looks great and is a bargain but nowhere seems to stock it for me to have a look, and people have been warning me not to buy something I haven't been able to play with first.

http://www.icklebubba.com/pushchairs-and-travel-systems/stomp-v2-travel-system

(They sell this in Costco for £299)

I would like to go have a look at some baby travel systems this weekend (car seat/pram combo).

Does anyone have any recommendations?

We are expecting in January and need to get an isofix base, isofix compatible car seat, and compatible pram.

Is there a big factory outlet near Rotherham?

Try http://www.bed-and-biscuits.co.uk/ - if they are not free they will also be able to give you contact details for other home boarders.

We got married at Cubley Hall and I would thoroughly recommend it.

http://www.cubleyhallweddings.co.uk/

https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=cubley+hall&safe=off&espv=2&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0CAgQ_AUoAmoVChMIruawy_fYyAIVitIaCh344g3t&biw=1920&bih=955

It was a beautiful place with great food and suprisingly good value!

Lots of nice opportunities for photos inside & outside.

They have max 70 guests for the wedding meal and I think we were about 150-180 for the evening buffet & disco.

You can get married outside on the bandstand overlooking the countryside or inside the rustic barn (we had iffy weather in the morning but then it cleared so we were able to get married outside after all - they can turn the room around in about an hour if you need to change your mind!)

There was a florist nearby to the venue which Sandra (Cubley Hall's wedding planner) recommended. They were really cheap compared to others I saw.

Thanks for all these tips, we are expecting our first baby in January do finding this all very helpful

La Luna on Ecclesall Road South is a BYOW and I think we had a 2 course meal with a couple of bottles of peroni for just over £30.

I was about to recommend La Luna too! Absolutely delicious, and BYOB every night inc Saturdays.

http://www.laluna-restaurant.co.uk/

The Wick is not exactly romantic!

 

Try Bella Napoli on Abbeydale Road. Very small Italian, take your own wine. mid week 2 courses for a tenner or something like that.

We ate at Bella Napoli recently, never again! It was probably the worst meal I have had in years. Terrible food and inept service. Very confusing because they had some good reviews on Tripadvisor :/

I think it depends on the circumstances.

For example, I have a colleague who recently moved house about an hour's drive away from the office. Therefore, that adds an extra 2hrs to his time away from home per day, (and now he has small children) but you can't blame the office or expect him to work shorter hours than anyone else, as that was his choice.

On the other hand, I have another colleague who has a meeting near Haslemere today. That is at least 4hrs drive each way, so she will have done an 8-hour day before she's even started, plus however long the meeting lasts. Now I think that her journey should be counted as 'work time' because she is being sent somewhere 4hrs further away than she usually works.

Aww bless you. I see people 'walking' their dogs in alternative ways quite a lot at Graves Park, and I think it's wonderful that they are still getting out even when they can't walk properly. Walkies are for interesting sights/smells and fresh air too. There are some people who use prams, and some people who are on mobility scooters themselves who let their elderly dogs sit on their lap or in a special basket. I've even seen someone with a recovering Great Dane which had a specialised trailer as it was obviously far too big for a pram!

I would guess that it might be cheaper to get hold of a second hand pram than a specific dog stroller? Maybe try Gumtree or the classifields on here?

Have you tried putting his details on Doglost? http://www.doglost.co.uk/

It generates posters, and sends an email out to everyone in the area (who is registered) to keep an eye out.

They sell fresh turmeric root at Zed on The Edge, a health food shop in Nether Edge (S7 1RU)

Try Bed & Biscuits: http://www.bed-and-biscuits.co.uk/

or The Dog House: http://www.doghouse.net/

Both in Nether Edge (S7)

If they are not free on your particular dates, they can recommend others for you.

Second vote for a burger press here. I used to make burgers by hand & they fell apart, Now I have a burger press and don't add any binding agent whatsoever.

We use Highfield Vets and they have a healthcare plan which offers extended payment schemes for treatments over £250. Maybe they could help?

http://www.highfieldvets.com/healthplan.php

Sounds fab, we will be popping in

Hi thanks for that but I already tried that number and classes no longer run its a real shame

Oh that's a shame. If you do find any I might be interested in going too.

I found this by having a quick Google: http://www.sth.nhs.uk/clientfiles/File/pd5278_AquanatalExercise%5B1%5D.pdf

Where abouts are you? I keep driving up London Rd but can't see you!

Post #49 - Tess, has it really taken you over 5 years of driving down London Road to find this place?!

Haha! Poor Tess, she must be exhausted!

We put our dog in a kennel last month while we went to Wales. We were only gone for 5 nights and when we picked her up she was in such a state. She must've pined dreadful for us and refused all food. She's a very slender dog anyway but when we collected her she looked half way to starvation.

It was really a trail run for next month when we go away for 11 nights. I believe now that if I put her in kennels for 11 nights and she reacts the same again, we may not have a pooch when we get home. I think she'd react much better to a home boarding/ home environment but I have no idea where to find such set ups.

 

I did see one advertised on fb that sounded fabulous. Very homely environment. However it went on to state that Un neutered dog's cannot be boarded if in season. Now I can't guarantee that. It has been about 4 and a half-5 months since her last season so she could well come into season whilst we're away.

 

I'm at a loss what is best to do??

Hi did you manage to get anything sorted?

You could try Bed & Biscuits - http://www.bed-and-biscuits.co.uk/index.html

or The Dog House - http://www.doghouse.net/

and see what they say?

Worth a try although you really have left it very short notice, these sort of places get booked up quite a way in advance. Worth a phonecall just in case though. They might have some advice about the whole 'being in season' issue - perhaps if she is used to being crated it wouldn't be too much of an issue??

We saw a bright blue budgie at Millhouses Park last Saturday - I wonder if that was an escaped pet or a wild budgie?

Combine - I hope your friend managed to get some of hers back

Hi Moonbird, we go through loads at our office - City Centre (Campo Lane) - you're welcome to it if it's not too far out of your way.

Hi, this thread is abit old and maybe things changed...so.. We (me, 'hubby' and dog) are going for a day out tomorrow in Sheffield and I'm wandering if you know of any dog friendly restaurant, or caffe where we could have a nice lunch - in Sheffield City Centre.

thank you in advance...

There's a much more recent thread here

http://www.sheffieldforum.co.uk/showthread.php?t=1382419

You saw him yesterday (Wed)? That's good news - whereabouts was that?

I've told Matt to take some treats out with him on today's walk with Gadget just incase, but I don't think he saw anything. I doubt he'd still be in the Bannerdale woods anymore if they've already searched thoroughly for him there?