Monday 29 April 2013

The SOPHY ROBSON X DISCO NAIL MASTERCLASS HELD ON APRIL 13TH AT APPARTMENT 58 LONDON



Charity Football Match Swindon


Monday 15 April 2013

Please Help Support TYLP :)

Can all you lovely people please support The Youth Life Project and help spread the word of TYLP by hitting the 'Like' button on our FACEBOOK PAGE .
You can also Follow us on Twitter for regular updates

TYLP..Let's build a brighter future for our youth!!

Mission Statement

The purpose of The Youth Life project is to provide support and guidance to young people, empowering them to reach their full potential by building a better and brighter future, not only for themselves but for the next generation of youth, creating future community leaders and role models. We call this a 'spiral of inspiration'.
We equip young people with the skills required to make positive life choices and support them in their growth and development.
The Youth Life Project is centered around the voice of the youth, therefore being the charity they want and need us to be.

© 2011 The Youth Life Project

Original Press Release
Swindon, November 2011 - The Youth Life Project charity has been launched in response to the media scrutiny of the youth following the August riots of 2011 to communicate the thoughts, feelings and concerns of the unheard youth.

The Youth Life Project aims to restore the faith lost in young people and equip them with the skills required to make positive life choices. Providing a service for young people in the region aged 10-19 to utilise, The Youth Life Project is born from the passion of its founder Danielle Brown for the care and well-being of young people. 



The Youth Life Project Founder Danielle, 27, has extensive experience in the charity arena working on a voluntary basis with children of all ages in youth centres and youth groups. As a keen organiser of fundraising events, creating a charity close to her heart was always going to be Danielle’s next step.

“Building a better and brighter future for the next generation of young people was the driving force behind taking my passion of charity work to the next level”, said Danielle. “Young carers, parents and the vulnerable are all in need of a voice that will speak up for them and this is what we strive to do at The Youth Life Project. We need to hear more about the positive things the young people are doing“

“We are committed to providing help and support for young people, to help them reach their full potential. These young adults are in great need of inspirational role-models and at The Youth Life Project we intend to support their development to become upstanding citizens and role models. “I remain a huge believer in community spirit and embracing that spirit with the youth. It is important that we ensure youth feel a sense of belonging and consider themselves key stakeholders in their communities in order for them to be the best that they can be.”

Danielle Brown is seeking further funding to support The Youth Life Project, if you are interested in supporting the project please email youthlifeproject@gmail.com 

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Monopoly- The Swindon Edition


Shared from and written by FLIC Wiltshire
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Swindon is to get its own Monopoly Game Board. The game, which is due to go on sale in October, is being produced by gaming manufacturers Winning Moves.
Some of Swindon’s most popular landmarks including Lydiard Park and The Magic Roundabout are set to appear in the regional version of the game, in place of the London landmarks which feature on the original Monopoly Board.
Swindon’s railway heritage is set to play a big part in the board design and the game’s Community Chest and Chance cards will also have a local theme.
A Swindon Monopoly Facebook group has over four hundred members discussing which of our local landmarks should feature.
Several other Regional versions of the game are now on sale on the Winning Moves website, including Monopoly Cardiff and Monopoly Cornwall. The regional games are priced at £24.99.

“BeyoncĂ© as Mrs. Carter in H&M” Summer 2013 Campaign

Today sees the unveiling of the official “BeyoncĂ© as Mrs. Carter in H&M” Summer 2013 Campaign by H&M. BeyoncĂ© models looks from the new collection, concentrating mainly on bikini and summer wear. 
Take a look at the images below and have a read of the press release at the bottom of the page.
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Press Release via H&M

“I’ve always liked H&M’s focus on fun and affordable fashion. I really loved the concept we collaborated on to explore the different emotions of women represented by the four elements – fire, water, earth and wind. It was a beautiful shoot on a tropical island. It felt more like making a video than a commercial,” says BeyoncĂ©.
“H&M’s summer campaign starring BeyoncĂ© is an epic fantasy, with glamour, drama and also a sense of paradise. It was amazing to watch her on the shoot make it all look effortless – a quality that makes her such an icon for women around the world. The campaign is the essence of BeyoncĂ©, and also the essence of H&M this summer,” says Donald Schneider, Creative Director, H&M.
“In the campaign BeyoncĂ© is wearing the key pieces from H&M you need for life in the sun this summer,” says Ann-Sofie Johansson, Head of Design, H&M. “There’s the perfect bodycon dress, as well as a flowing sun dress that makes a real statement. And of course there are the bikinis, especially the fringed bikini. What makes these pieces even more special is that BeyoncĂ© herself had input into the design, and they are full of her own personal style.”
The summer campaign features swimwear and beachwear pieces as well as a tie-dye bikini from this summer’s H&M for Water collection. 25% of sales from the H&M for Water collection will be donated to H&M for WaterAid. Since 2002, H&M’s initiative with WaterAid has raised £2,650,000.
The campaign images were shot in Nassau in the Bahamas by photographers Inez & Vinoodh, while the commercial was directed by Jonas Ă…kerlund. The commercial highlights the opposing nature of the four basic elements and will be available to view online in its entirety, with edited versions for TV. The commercial also features a new song from BeyoncĂ©, Standing On The Sun, which will be available worldwide online and hm.com beginning May.

Friday 12 April 2013

Iceland Gorse Hill Recruitment


These is a new store opening in Gorse Hill - some of you parents might be interested in working in. See below;

A new branch of Iceland will shortly be opening in Gorse Hill.  Vacancies are advertised on Universal Jobmatch, but I wanted you to have details of what is on offer.

Jobs available:
1 X Supervisor full time
2 X Cleaners part time
2 X Home Delivery drivers
20 X Store Colleagues on 12-14 hour contracts 5 days a week (including weekends)

Iceland’s preferred method of application is online.  Customers need to go to:
http://jobs.iceland.co.uk/

For those who cannot apply online, application forms are available at the Jobcentre or from the town centre store.
Paper application forms need to be returned for the attention of Louise at the town centre store.

Interviews will be taking place at the Jobcentre from 7th-15th May.


Wednesday 10 April 2013

Swindon's Skate Scene


Check this awesome video edited by Tom Price showing some of talent the Swindon skate scene has to offer.

The video was shot at ATB Skate Warehouse in Swindon who have been big supporters in the SNAPS movement. For those of you that don't know, the ATBShop Skate Warehouse is Swindon's only indoor skate park. It houses a showroom, workshop and a cafe where youths can hang out. It has proved to be a huge success, with many skateboarders, in-line skaters and scooter riders using it every night.
The skate park is split into two sections, a street section with moveable ramps and the main park which consists of a 5ft mini ramp, a 7ft 6in roll-in and a 13ft ‘shoot the moon’ ramp.
It's places like this as well as causes like SNAPS and the many forms of skating talent we have here that are keeping Swindon's skate culture alive. 
Show some love and support to the guys at ATB by visiting their shop-

Monday – Friday: 11am – 6pm
Saturday: 10am – 6pm
Sunday: 12pm – 5.30pm

Email address: sales@atbshop.co.uk
Phone: 01793 523244Address: Unit 1, Newcombe Dr, Hawksworth Ind Est, Swindon, SN2 1DZ
You could also like their Facebook page, follow their Twitter and Google plus, check out their Youtube channel, and visit their website.

As well as skateboarders, BMX & scooter riders, skate shops, skate parks, roller disco nights, and an amazing campaign for a 'proper' skate park, we also have a fantastic Rollerderby team. Our local team is amazing and we should all be supporting them and the sport itself, as the women that play roller derby serve as excellent role models!

Roller derby is more than just circling around on skates. It’s a fast, sometimes aggressive and very addictive sport. It’s great to watch and is a sport all about fun and fitness, a sport that doesn't discriminate and any body shape is an asset and it's a sport where you can embrace your own identity (some of the names given to individual players and teams are awesome)!
If this sounds like something you would like to be involved in and you live locally then click here  to find out more about joining the league 
Our (Swindon) local league is ‘Wiltshire Roller Derby’ which is an all female sports league based here in Swindon. Wiltshire Roller Derby is Wiltshire’s only roller derby league and the league has been together since March 2012. 
They train extremely hard to compete against other leagues both locally and nationally. 
Roller derby is all about fun, friendship and self growth and Wiltshire Roller Derby are dedicated to getting more women into sport and helping them to lead a more active lifestyle.
All of the training, planning and organising is done by the skaters, which they have to fit in between the skating and their day to day lives. Everybody involved with Wiltshire Roller Derby is very committed and just like other roller derby teams, a lot of people are putting in a lot of time, effort and their own money to grow the sport.
Support Your Local Roller Derby League
Show your support. Attend the tournaments and cheer them on. And be sure to attend any events they put on.Visit the website, follow their Twitter,  and be sure to visit the Facebook, Hit that 'like' button whilst you're there.
Main League training sessions are every Sunday from 6 - 8pm and Tuesday  8 - 10pm at Nova Hreod College in Swindon.
Regular 12 week beginners sessions are held on Thursday evenings from 7 - 8:30pm at Isambard Community School in Swindon.

As a community we need to make sure we are fighting for our skate scene, because it's an activity for young people to thrive, keep active, learn new skills and meet new people. It's community groups like SNAPS that are fighting endlessly for this.

SNAPS is a strongly established community group based in the heart of Swindon, campaigning for a new, modern user designed skate park to built in the area. A 'concrete paradise' where Swindon's urban culture can thrive and be proud of.
There have been so many occasions where I have heard people say things like "the youth of today wouldn't misbehave or hang around in big groups outside shops if they had somewhere to go". This is a statement that I myself, and I'm sure many others agree with, in the sense that if there were exciting places to hang out, exhilarating things to do, then maybe our youth would be a whole lot happier. I mean, we all tend to do random things when we are faced with utter boredom. So lets change that. Let's give young people more things to do. Lets create places where they actually would enjoy being. Let's create activities that they would actually like to take part in.
Which links me nicely to this..
Imagine..
An exciting place where young people can go to express their culture, be themselves, socialise, and develop/learn skating skills.
Obviously this isn't going to solve every problem facing the youth, but it's definitely a great start! It's ideas like this that keep our communities thriving. When a group of people decide to make a change, and bring a positive new project to their home town. This is definitely one of those life changing projects, that will see a lot of youths much happier. This project has even been backed by superstar DJ Fatboy Slim when he performed at the Oasis Swindon.

Due to the current economic climate SNAPS cannot rely on donations from local sources such as Swindon Borough Council, so are aiming to raise funds themselves as well as applying for lottery grants and corporate sponsorship. 
Help SUPPORT this project
Like their Official Facebook PageFollow their official Twitter pageEmail snapscommunity@gmail.com with offers of help and advice. You can even Donate 
 
to the cause.. OR Purchase yourself one of these...
screenprinted soft style tees £12 (
All proceeds going to SNAPS)

Select your size
 
 

Thank you for taking the time to read this. If you have anything you want to add to this blog or any skate events, info you want posted, just hit me up on danielletylp@gmail.com