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Posted by Aislinn Kearns on 23 January 2012
Radio links
Hello There,
Radio Poplar, a reg.charity web radio service based at Leeds is providing chat,music and the spoken word to people with a disability.
Although we are 'South of the Border' we would very much like to extend our friendship to your clients at Lewis.
All our details can be found at www.radiopoplar.co.uk
Thank you,
Stephen- Founder,
Radio Poplar.
Radio Poplar, a reg.charity web radio service based at Leeds is providing chat,music and the spoken word to people with a disability.
Although we are 'South of the Border' we would very much like to extend our friendship to your clients at Lewis.
All our details can be found at www.radiopoplar.co.uk
Thank you,
Stephen- Founder,
Radio Poplar.
Posted by Stephen on 08 November 2011
dont park there all day
As a disabled person my self i am disgusted with the lack of spaces to park in stornoway town, there are 3 spaces which are used all day to park in while at work,this isnt fair and wish those who do it would stop,and show some fairness
Posted by gordon on 21 October 2010
Tsk, tsk Gordon!
Have you forgotten that it took me six years to reclaim the Pedestrian Precinct back for the use of Pedestrians.
Have you forgotten that it took me six years to reclaim the Pedestrian Precinct back for the use of Pedestrians.
Posted by CBM Scott on 16 November 2018
Consumer survey volunteers
Telephone No: 0141 227 8432
Email Address: gill.macgregor@consumerfocus.org.uk
Comment:
Consumer Network needs new volunteers!
I wonder if it would be possible to place an appeal on your website for new volunteers?
Consumer Focus Scotland are currently looking for new volunteers from your area and would like to hear from people who are interested in consumer issues such as education, the environment, health, housing, post and public services. Our Consumer Network is a group of home-based volunteers who act as oureyes and ears across the country - helping to keep us informed about the issues that concern ordinary people throughout Scotland.
At the moment we have over 350 volunteers from all over Scotland who regularly assist us by identifying consumer issues and by occasionally investigating local services and facilities for small research projects. This is a home-based opportunity and we are looking for people from all walks of life to get involved.
Over the last few months they have helped us with the following activities:
Mystery shopper task - What information is given about delivery charges to consumers when they shop online?
Online survey evaluation of the new icons and illustrations for a health projects website. Survey and focus groups - What do consumers think about the content and accessibility of the Food Standards Agency in Scotlands draft guidance on country of origin information on food labels?
• Consumer testing - Waterwatch Scotland new website how user-friendly is it?
If you can help please let me know.
With best wishes.
Gill
Email Address: gill.macgregor@consumerfocus.org.uk
Comment:
Consumer Network needs new volunteers!
I wonder if it would be possible to place an appeal on your website for new volunteers?
Consumer Focus Scotland are currently looking for new volunteers from your area and would like to hear from people who are interested in consumer issues such as education, the environment, health, housing, post and public services. Our Consumer Network is a group of home-based volunteers who act as oureyes and ears across the country - helping to keep us informed about the issues that concern ordinary people throughout Scotland.
At the moment we have over 350 volunteers from all over Scotland who regularly assist us by identifying consumer issues and by occasionally investigating local services and facilities for small research projects. This is a home-based opportunity and we are looking for people from all walks of life to get involved.
Over the last few months they have helped us with the following activities:
Mystery shopper task - What information is given about delivery charges to consumers when they shop online?
Online survey evaluation of the new icons and illustrations for a health projects website. Survey and focus groups - What do consumers think about the content and accessibility of the Food Standards Agency in Scotlands draft guidance on country of origin information on food labels?
• Consumer testing - Waterwatch Scotland new website how user-friendly is it?
If you can help please let me know.
With best wishes.
Gill
Posted by Gill MacGregor on 05 July 2010
Have you forgotten that it took me six years to reclaim the Pedestrian Precinct back for the use of Pedestrians."
er, yes. someone needs to give Gordon a poke!