End of an era?

This website has been suspended in favour of:  www.paulfarmer.com

Thank you...

Thank you to all who have helped me raise £364 for ParkinsonsUK, the charity which aims to raise awareness and find a cure for Parkinson's disease. The Just Giving website is still open for late donations, of which I have been promised a few!

Help me raise money for Parkinson's awareness...

I have arranged the following 31 Beatles songs for the piano, and will be performing them in the Apex upstairs bar from 11 am - noon on Saturday 13th April, which is the weekend before Parkinson's awareness week.

Until then I am gradually recording tasters of the songs (on my rather poor quality equipment and out-of-tune piano!) and you can hear those titles below in a different colour which are a link to each short video. Right click on the title and "open in a new window" for each video.

You can donate to Parkinson's UK by turning up on the day with cash or in advance very simply by clicking here.

Let it be
Something
All my loving
Hey Jude
Michelle
For no one
Eleanor Rigby
Long & winding road
And I love her
If I fell in love
When I'm 64
Nowhere man
Listen
Here comes the sun
She's leaving home
Girl
Strawberry fields
I'm only sleeping
Fool on the hill
Till there was you
Here, there, everywhere
Yesterday
Twist & shout
Imagine
Hello, goodbye
Oh darling
Love me do
She loves you
I wanna hold your hand
Norwegian wood
Day in the life

Extra excerpts: I am the Walrus

Twitter

I am currently not updating this site very regularly. You can follow my daily comments on Twitter by clicking here.

Congratulations to Robert Everitt on being elected as my fellow Town Councillor for Abbeygate ward, winning 70+% of the vote!

Photo courtesy of Patrick Chung

 



For full details of the result click here.

I wish all my readers (especially the loyal regulars) a very happy 2013

 

I am not updating this site so often, as I am concentrating on Twitter. Click on the logo on the side-bar to see my tweets. Better still, become a tweeter yourself and join in the convdersation.

Weymed site gets the go-ahead

On Thursday, members of the SEBC Development Control committee visited this site and approved the building of 15 houses, despite the concerns about over-development of some residents, the Southgate Area Association and the Bury Society.