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I love new dance shoes but my old comfortable dance shoes always take over before the end of the night.
Recently we have been looking around for a cobbler who would fit new suede soles to our dance shoes but had no luck. Plenty of cobblers but none of them had suede soles.
Someone suggested we Google’d [...]

If you are like me your computer is your informaton point and diary. Yesterday, mine decided it would take a few days off having spent the last week on the go slow. I am always reluctant to use PC World as their prices can be really high. My objective was to have someone come to [...]

I am taking a beginners course in Ballroom and would like to buy music so I can practice at home. I have used my usual Internet music sites and can find very little, please can you help?
If you live in the North East of England you have the chance to hear before you buy at Windows [...]

In the post this morning I received a copy of Sequence Dancing World. This little booklet  is absolutely packed with information and comment on Sequence Dancing.
The August edition highlights the ISDC festival and tells the history of the Bridlington Spa. It reveals a past where the spa was burned down and rebuilt  in just 52 [...]

I must have flicked passed this advert in the Inventive Dance Calender Booklet many times. We do have a magazine for Sequence Dancers, it is called
Sequence Dance World
A magazine specialising in Sequence Dancing for dancers, teachers and MCs
Is published by Churchfield Dance Services
Tel 01943430035 or call the mobile on 07884 445522
Go to the web site [...]

I was absolutely amazed at the number of new providers of dance shoes.
Superdance, www.superdance.co.uk
International www.internationaldanceshoes.co.uk  and Fina Shoes ( who I don’t seem to be able to find a website for)  have always been at the top of the list when we have needed new footwear and all of these companies have given us a [...]

I was given an old copy of Dance Today which is a sister magazine to The Ballroom Dancing Times www.dancing-times.co.uk  and what a read.
The copy is April 2003 and includes the scripts and a Script Analysis for Robert and Louise Aldred’s  Michigan Foxtrot and Neil and Lesley Marshall’s Summertime Blues.
An article by T.A Whitworth Remembering Sequence Dances gives [...]

I know the majority of people these days have a mobile telephone or a laptop attached to their fingertips but, I have no interest in going down that road. I hate the idea of being on call twenty four hours a day and having to buy a laptop for three scripts a month makes teaching Sequence Dancing [...]