Sophie our ex-racer has a new friend. We took the plunge and adopted Jo from the Perry Barr Retired Greyhound Trust. For anyone looking for a pet we can recommend an ex-racing greyhound. Contrary to popular belief they do NOT need a lot of exercise. A couple of twenty minute walks a day is plenty.
Jubilatte is the coffee shop associated with the New Life Baptist Church in Kings Heath. It offers home made food and speciality coffee every Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
Jubilatte has a new website which makes use of the Content Management System developed by Monakmore Design.
Monakmore Design now has a sister site specializing in the provision of low cost websites for artists at www.sitesdesignedforartists.co.uk
The Dudley Society of Artist have commissioned a new website from Monakmore Design. The brief calls for the ability for the administrator of the website to update or change the content of pages and for the inclusion of an online gallery of members’ work which is easily updated by the gallery manager.
The website has now ‘gone live’ at www.dudleysocietyofartists.co.uk
The New Life Baptist Church, High Street, King’s Heath has launched a website to coincide with the start of their extensive ‘God at Work’ rebuilding program. Keep up to date with the progress of the building work here.
Monakmore Design has designed a website for the Victory Painting Group.
Monakmore Design have completed a new website for Rose Kudlacek, a prolific painter who uses watercolours, acrylics, oils and pastels for her portraits, landscapes and figurative work.
Rose’s paintings can now be viewed at www.kudlacek.co.uk
Local potters John and Ann Lockett have a new website and online shop designed by Monakmore Design at www.lockettpots.co.uk
Watercolour and acrylic artist, David Wilcox, now has a website where you can view his work, read about the artist, discover how to buy his paintings and contact him for commissions.
The website can be found at www.davidwilcox-paintings.co.uk
Acocks Green is a suburb of Birmingham which still retains much of its original village atmosphere and community spirit.
Hopefully this blog will become an active source of news and views relevant to the local community.