Trip Advisor
Most hoteliers have some reservations about 'review sites' but
the truth is that in 2010 most peoplee booking a hotel room like
to have a look on Trip Advisor before committing themselves and
their money to a certain establishment wherever in the world,
so you may as well embrace them as you'll be on them anyway. Therefore,
we have added the link to write about the Welbeck Hotel on both
the website and all e-mails that we send.
So far, we have been lucky (though I like to believe that we
make our own luck) and have almost exclusively received positive
comments and sit in 2nd/27 position on 'Douglas Hotels.' Please
feel free to add your observations, though we obviously would
prefer any constructive criticism to come directly to us.
Michael's New Welbeck Blog http://michaelswelbeckblog.blogspot.com
Blog updated 14th April
Following in the footsteps of my Parish Walk Blog in 2008 and
seeing that everyone else from every single Manx Radio presenter
to Mark Woodward of the IOM Steam Packet is doing one, here is
my latest effort 1st April 2010 http://michaelswelbeckblog.blogspot.com
The Importance of Being Earnest - T.D.F. THEATRE Group
Peel Centenary Centre will once again play host to live theatre
from 6th to 10th April with matinee performances on the Friday
and Saturday. This Oscar Wilde comedy classic comes highly recommended
and once again the players will be staying at The Welbeck Hotel.
The link to their website is http://www.adg-europe.com/

Visits by Fairport Convention & Irish Racewalking
Squad
Once again , I've been very slack with the updates but following
the excellent 'Picture of Dorien Gray' by Oscar Wilde which was
put on by T.N.T. Productions, we were visited by the veteran folk/rock
group, Fairport Convention who played a brilliant gig at the Gaiety
Theatre.

The Irish Racewalkers comprised of mainly juniors were here to
compete at the HSBC Manx Open Walks and they duly won all the
races.They are led by the redoubtable Michael Lane who in the
past has brought Olympians, Jamie Costin and Rob Heffernan, as
well as World Championship campaigner, not to mention Gillian
O'Sullivan who came 2nd in 2003 and Olive Loughnane who won silver
medal last year in Berlin. This year two of the juniors, Emma
Prendiville and James Traenor achieved consideration for the Youth
Olympics to be held later in the year in Singapore.
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