Feb
26th
Why do you need to join Business in Berkshire?
By BinB News|
• We have around 4,000,000 page views per year on this site - view BinB stats
• Between 2 – 3,000 people visit our site every day • Each member gets their own dedicated micro-site on BinB, so just your content is in your space … no one can post negative or spam comments • Members news is indexed by Google News within minutes of being added • We also have an events newsletter that is distributed to 1,500+ business men and women across Berkshire every Monday (most weeks). You can join or leave at any time … you can pay monthly by PayPal or quarterly & annually on invoice. Please call 01753 852904 to discuss or click either of the links below to get started. (If you want the site up in less than 48 hours then we need some form of payment. Often the easiest way to do this is for you to pay £20 below and then we move you to quarterly or annual billing from month 2). All prices are subject to VAT. Join Business in Berkshire TODAY! The BinB logo below links to the standard listing @ £20 per month, or you can pay £55 per quarter or £200 year on invoice. Click to join ... If you would like a Featured Listing in our events email on a Monday then you pay £50 per month, or we invoice £135 per quarter or £500 per year. Thank you. |
Feb
26th
BinB News week ending 26th February
By BinB News
IML Sports Marketing
Doc-U-Ment
Business Continuity Template Available
25-02-2010 Doc-U-Ment has created a "complete it yourself" or "do it yourself" business continuity plan template. Its tailored for any small or medium size enterprise to use. A completed plan can then be used to protect your business against major incidents including flooding and fire. Often such incidents bring businesses without a plan to a premature end. A direct consequence of covering against serious but infrequent incidents is that lesser but more frequent every day incidents are also covered.
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Irashai Services Ltd
Inspire Development and Coaching
Leadership and Learning
24-02-2010 Never underestimate the power of coaching in the moment. Thirty seconds spent talking together during a critical incident, where you remember to ask questions rather than issue instructions, is coaching at its most impactful. Or consider a situation where you get someone to change their mindset from describing an intractable problem, to flipping it over and turning it into a “how to” statement which contains a goal that can now be worked towards. That is the power of coaching in real time.more
Marketing Collateral
Omega Offset
Pod Walks UK
Calling all tourist attraction owners & managers
23-02-2010 How can a Pod Walk benefit your organisation? • It helps your visitors to enjoy their day out even more. They can take away a lasting memory of their day out, and spread the word to their friends and familymore
Sure Foot
Commercial deep cleaning
23-02-2010 With years of experience behind them, Surefoot deal with the deep cleaning of kitchens, toilets, shower rooms and other commercial and industrial areas. We have a uniquely gentle yet firm approach. We don’t use harsh chemicals, nor do we scrub and scrape at grime and grease. Instead, we use products which emulsify dirt and oil, making it easier for us to lift dirt completely out of the surfaces of floors, walls, tiles and grouting. We take pride in leaving kitchens and other commercial areas sparkling, secure in the knowledge that a properly deep-cleaned surface is a safer surface.more
Business in Windsor
Jon Davey
FSB Reading and West Berkshire
Rotary Clubs of Berkshire
Rotary Collection in Windsor for Polio
23-02-2010 Eradication of Polio a Possibility or a Dream ? Worldwide cases now reduced to 1600 per annum. It is over 28 years since the last case of Polio in the UK but many still remember this horrific, crippling sometimes fatal childhood disease. In 2010 Polio, a disease for which there is no cure, is still however a harrowing reality for children in Africa and Asia.more
On This Day in History
WAMDSAD
Raw Powerlifting Competition
21-02-2010 Come and see some of Britain’s top strength athletes compete in a Raw Powerlifting Competition SUNDAY 28th FEBRUARY 2010more
Sport sponsorship strong in 2009 despite climate
26-02-2010 The sports sponsorship market held up well in 2009 with the number of deals increasing year-on-year, despite the financial downturn, according to The World Sponsorship Monitor Annual Review.more
26-02-2010 The sports sponsorship market held up well in 2009 with the number of deals increasing year-on-year, despite the financial downturn, according to The World Sponsorship Monitor Annual Review.
moreDoc-U-Ment
Business Continuity Template Available25-02-2010 Doc-U-Ment has created a "complete it yourself" or "do it yourself" business continuity plan template. Its tailored for any small or medium size enterprise to use. A completed plan can then be used to protect your business against major incidents including flooding and fire. Often such incidents bring businesses without a plan to a premature end. A direct consequence of covering against serious but infrequent incidents is that lesser but more frequent every day incidents are also covered.
moreIrashai Services Ltd
Supermarket Plastics - Campaign for all
24-02-2010 When it comes to recycling packaging, 73% of packaging can currently be recycled in England but we only recycle 33%. So what happens to the left over 40%? It either ends up in landfill, or sent across the waters for it to be recycled elsewhere. As a consumer, it can indeed be very tricky in terms of knowing what can be recycled at the same time the what cannot.more
24-02-2010 When it comes to recycling packaging, 73% of packaging can currently be recycled in England but we only recycle 33%. So what happens to the left over 40%? It either ends up in landfill, or sent across the waters for it to be recycled elsewhere. As a consumer, it can indeed be very tricky in terms of knowing what can be recycled at the same time the what cannot.
moreInspire Development and Coaching
Leadership and Learning24-02-2010 Never underestimate the power of coaching in the moment. Thirty seconds spent talking together during a critical incident, where you remember to ask questions rather than issue instructions, is coaching at its most impactful. Or consider a situation where you get someone to change their mindset from describing an intractable problem, to flipping it over and turning it into a “how to” statement which contains a goal that can now be worked towards. That is the power of coaching in real time.
moreMarketing Collateral
Help for Heroes - Tattoo to be staged at Bracknell Leisure cntr
24-02-2010 Help for Heroes - Tattoo to be staged at Bracknell Leisure centre on Saturday 6th March 2010. The Tattoo is the first event of its kind in support of Help for Heroes. There will be two performances 14:30 & 19:30 hrsmore
24-02-2010 Help for Heroes - Tattoo to be staged at Bracknell Leisure centre on Saturday 6th March 2010. The Tattoo is the first event of its kind in support of Help for Heroes. There will be two performances 14:30 & 19:30 hrs
moreOmega Offset
Business stationery specialist
23-02-2010 My name is Kevin and I am the director of a family run print business in Newbury called Omega Offset Ltd. We specialise in business stationery, this can range from letterheads, comp slips and business cards to invoice forms, quotation sheets, delivery notes.more
23-02-2010 My name is Kevin and I am the director of a family run print business in Newbury called Omega Offset Ltd. We specialise in business stationery, this can range from letterheads, comp slips and business cards to invoice forms, quotation sheets, delivery notes.
morePod Walks UK
Calling all tourist attraction owners & managers23-02-2010 How can a Pod Walk benefit your organisation? • It helps your visitors to enjoy their day out even more. They can take away a lasting memory of their day out, and spread the word to their friends and family
moreSure Foot
Commercial deep cleaning23-02-2010 With years of experience behind them, Surefoot deal with the deep cleaning of kitchens, toilets, shower rooms and other commercial and industrial areas. We have a uniquely gentle yet firm approach. We don’t use harsh chemicals, nor do we scrub and scrape at grime and grease. Instead, we use products which emulsify dirt and oil, making it easier for us to lift dirt completely out of the surfaces of floors, walls, tiles and grouting. We take pride in leaving kitchens and other commercial areas sparkling, secure in the knowledge that a properly deep-cleaned surface is a safer surface.
moreBusiness in Windsor
Anthony Worrall Thompson passionate about local food
23-02-2010 Windsor Farmers’ Market celebrates its fifth birthday on Saturday 6 March at its permanent location in St Leonard’s Road, Windsor.more
23-02-2010 Windsor Farmers’ Market celebrates its fifth birthday on Saturday 6 March at its permanent location in St Leonard’s Road, Windsor.
moreJon Davey
What is your Twitter TiTe factor?
23-02-2010 Recently I have been completely amused by the number of really, what I would consider, strong companies that have added the Twitter logo to the front page of their website with a link to their Twitter account … but then have only a hand full of followers … what does that say??more
23-02-2010 Recently I have been completely amused by the number of really, what I would consider, strong companies that have added the Twitter logo to the front page of their website with a link to their Twitter account … but then have only a hand full of followers … what does that say??
moreFSB Reading and West Berkshire
“Catching the Upturn” Seminar Programme
23-02-2010 Learn more about the world of E-Commerce and how you can make it work for your business. Select two of the four seminars and walk away with some practical help to promote your business ahead of your competitors. Lots of networking opportunities so make sure you bring your business cards!more
23-02-2010 Learn more about the world of E-Commerce and how you can make it work for your business. Select two of the four seminars and walk away with some practical help to promote your business ahead of your competitors. Lots of networking opportunities so make sure you bring your business cards!
moreRotary Clubs of Berkshire
Rotary Collection in Windsor for Polio23-02-2010 Eradication of Polio a Possibility or a Dream ? Worldwide cases now reduced to 1600 per annum. It is over 28 years since the last case of Polio in the UK but many still remember this horrific, crippling sometimes fatal childhood disease. In 2010 Polio, a disease for which there is no cure, is still however a harrowing reality for children in Africa and Asia.
moreOn This Day in History
On this day 22nd February
21-02-2010 Born on this day 1732 George Washington,1857 Lord Baden Powell, 1908 Sir John Mills, 1926 Kenneth Williams, 1928 Bruce Forsyth, 1933 Sheila Hancock, 1933 The Duchess of Kent, 1933 Bobby Smith, 1942 Christine Keeler, 1949 Niki Lauda, 1950 Julie Walters, 1974 Drew Barrymore, 1974 James Blunt, 1974 Chris Moylesmore
21-02-2010 Born on this day 1732 George Washington,1857 Lord Baden Powell, 1908 Sir John Mills, 1926 Kenneth Williams, 1928 Bruce Forsyth, 1933 Sheila Hancock, 1933 The Duchess of Kent, 1933 Bobby Smith, 1942 Christine Keeler, 1949 Niki Lauda, 1950 Julie Walters, 1974 Drew Barrymore, 1974 James Blunt, 1974 Chris Moyles
moreWAMDSAD
Raw Powerlifting Competition21-02-2010 Come and see some of Britain’s top strength athletes compete in a Raw Powerlifting Competition SUNDAY 28th FEBRUARY 2010
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Feb
23rd
What is your Twitter TiTe factor?
By Jon Davey|
Recently I have been completely amused by the number of really, what I would consider, strong companies that have added the Twitter logo to the front page of their website with a link to their Twitter account … but then have only a hand full of followers … what does that say??
The home page has been put together by their expert design team that costs them £25k a month to have sitting around waiting for their next job. It has been reviewed by the sales director and his 10 man team that costs another £75k a month. The websites underlines the power of the company, mentions a few key accounts and explains how they are the best of the best at Top Gun. The buyer has walked onto the website with a £1,000,000 contract, 50% GP and all is looking good for him to pick up the phone and request a meeting … UNTIL … “Look they have a Twitter account like Stephen Fry, with their profile they must have at least 100,000 followers?” thinks the buyer and moves the mouse over the Twitter icon and clicks through to their Twitter account … “Following 48, followers 3 … ha, ha, ha … these guys obviously have a great copy writer but who the hell in marketing let that slip through … later losers!” It’s incredible but totally true … just look around the web and you find little Tommy Tucker with 20,000 followers … some bloke claiming to be a Twitter guru with 2,000 followers … companies giving it a go and a little thought with 200 … and a bunch of multi million pound companies with 20. Twitter is just the latest, not even that, one of the more recent online marketing tools that has its place but please world, don’t get obsessed and pulled in by the marketing buzz as in 2 minutes it will all be over and we’ll be on to the next great thing. Personally I feel that Google buzz has far more potential and let’s face it, like BT own the telco network in the UK, Google owns the servers and so can ensure who’s up and who’s down at any given moment in time. By all means take a look at Twitter and consider how you are going to use it but don’t put it on your home page until you have a plan and have warmed up the pan with a few hundred followers. Always consider the TiTe factor … you’ll either be “tight” or a “tit” … divide the number of followers you have by the number you are following to get your TiTe number. A TiTe of less than 1 then you are officially a tit and need to consider what you’re doing with Twitter and do you listen to all those you are following, so why?? If your TiTe is around 1 then you are possibly a Twitter guru who is following the world so you get more followers to make things look good, why else would you follow 5,000 people?? If your TiTe is greater than 10 then you’re officially “tight” and obviously very interesting with something of value to say to the world. People are following you as they are interested, not just because you followed them … you may merely be a celeb but then you could be much more !! Well that’s my take on it but it would be… @jondavey Remember folks, tweet carefully out there… Jon Davey www.socialmediadirectors.co.uk 01753 852904 |
Feb
23rd
New ideas for tourist attractions in 2010
By BinB News|
Calling all tourist attraction owners & managers
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 How can a Pod Walk benefit your organisation? • It helps your visitors to enjoy their day out even more. They can take away a lasting memory of their day out, and spread the word to their friends and family • This website adds an additional advertising platform • You can use the Pod Walk to encourage visitors from overseas. (We can produce the Pod-Walk in most major languages) Downloading Add the Pod-Walk to your website for users to download Link to our Pod Walk website for users to download Encourage visitors to download the walk from a local computer when they arrive Or encourage visitors to hire or purchase an MP3 player when they arrive Making the audio Our experienced script writers create the talk, following detailed discussions, with our clients. We have a fully professional recording studio available to us, and our sound director ensures the finished result is as perfect as possible. We have a number of experienced speakers and actors which we can draw from in order to set the right tone and style for each individual walk. We also have a large library of sound effects which we use extensively, and we also record some sounds from the walk itself. Whether it be a host of charging soldiers from an historic battle, or a gentle waterfall reflecting a moment of tranquillity, additional sounds add atmosphere and ‘colour’ to the talk Our quality control system ensures that scripts are approved by clients prior to recording. And when it’s done, as part of our final editing procedure, we can still make any last minute amendments or improvements. We take great pride getting it right, and maintaining a high quality product and service. We look forward to working with you. Call us direct: 01488 684980 Email us at: info@podwalksuk.co.uk |
Feb
23rd
Passionate about local food? Anthony Worrall Thompson is ...
By BinB News|
Anthony Worrall Thompson passionate about local food
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We are FIVE! Windsor Farmers’ Market celebrates its fifth birthday on Saturday 6 March at its permanent location in St Leonard’s Road, Windsor.
Local restaurateur and celebrated TV chef Anthony Worrall Thompson who is a passionate advocate of local food for local people will meet shoppers and stall-holders, and cut the birthday cake. Diane Harker who manages the market on behalf of Thames Valley Farmers' Market Co-operative says: “The last five years have flown by and the market is better than ever. More and more local people come to the market because they know they can buy genuine local produce with a known provenance. “We’re very grateful to the Windsor & Eton Town Partnership for all they did to initiate the market and their continuing support for local producers and the local economy. St Leonard’s Road is a good site and we’re established here with other local businesses. I expect we will have a market in Peascod Street on certain occasions, but St Leonard’s Rd is ‘home turf’.” Cllr Colin Rayner, Lead Member Highways and Streetcare and local farmer welcomes the continuing tradition of a monthly farmers’ market: “This is very much part of the Windsor shopping scene and a welcome attraction for visitors as well as a regular venue for local shoppers. It brings the countryside into Windsor and supports farmers as well as local businesses.” |
Feb
23rd
Rotary Collection in Windsor for Polio
By BinB News
 Photo Members of Rotary Club Windsor St George preparing for the Polio Collections left to right Phil Lenton, President Carol Buckland and Gaby Gaut Eradication of Polio a Possibility or a Dream ? Worldwide cases now reduced to 1600 per annum It is over 28 years since the last case of Polio in the UK but many still remember this horrific, crippling sometimes fatal childhood disease. In 2010 Polio, a disease for which there is no cure, is still however a harrowing reality for children in Africa and Asia. As a result of a Polio immunization campaign the annual number of Polio cases has dramatically reduced from 350,000 cases in 15 countries in 1985 to only 1600 cases in 4 countries (Afghanistan, Northern India, Nigeria and Pakistan) last year. Rotary International and Rotary clubs have been a driving force in this campaign since 1985 and this month Rotary Clubs throughout the UK together with Tesco will be collecting money to further advance the fight against Polio. Members of the Rotary Club of Windsor St George and Windsor & Eton will be collecting at Tesco in Windsor on Saturday 27th February. Each £1 raised will pay for 5 children to be immunised against Polio and will continue the onward march towards total eradication of Polio. A Polio-free world could just be round the corner Carol Buckland, President of Windsor St George Rotary Club and the local event coordinator said: “We are absolutely delighted to be working with Tesco staff and thank them for their enthusiastic support” “Every penny raised will go towards the continuing efforts to destroy this horrible disease. Eradication of Polio would be a dream come true and would be only the second time in history, after smallpox, that we have managed to totally eradicate a disease” |
Feb
22nd
January news from Wokingham copywriter
By W'hamCopywriter
January was somewhat snowy but the white stuff didn't cause too much of a problem for Nicola; after all, her regular commute is only up one flight of stairs to her study (don't hate!) Nicola spent the first few days of the year in a cottage on the coast in Scotland with her husband, friends and assorted dogs, but soon returned to her desk - only to get snowed in.
In January, Nicola donned her copywriting hat for local fulfilment company SJM Handling, for whom she wrote new webcopy and brochure copy. She also worked on website copy for Marlow's MLL Telecom, a variety of copy (from member interviews to social media copy) for the London Photographic Association, the monthly newsletter of Windsor lifestyle management company Assorti and a series of (ghost) blogs. She continued to work with local digital marketing agency Wildfire UK.
She wrote an article for Women's Running magazine about how cycling can boost running performance and took care of the open-water swimming column in British Swimming's member magazine. She also helped ActiveMate, the dating agency for sporty people, with their PR (she wrote press releases and advised on how best to circulate them to Editors and journalists).
Once the snow had melted, Nicola hit the road, paying a visit to the lovely ladies at Promote PR to hear all about their sport and fitness clients, and attending a fantastic kettlebell workshop near Guildford run by Jon le Tocq. She got two more kettlebells for Christmas so needed some new ideas to add to her routine!
In January, Nicola donned her copywriting hat for local fulfilment company SJM Handling, for whom she wrote new webcopy and brochure copy. She also worked on website copy for Marlow's MLL Telecom, a variety of copy (from member interviews to social media copy) for the London Photographic Association, the monthly newsletter of Windsor lifestyle management company Assorti and a series of (ghost) blogs. She continued to work with local digital marketing agency Wildfire UK.
She wrote an article for Women's Running magazine about how cycling can boost running performance and took care of the open-water swimming column in British Swimming's member magazine. She also helped ActiveMate, the dating agency for sporty people, with their PR (she wrote press releases and advised on how best to circulate them to Editors and journalists).
Once the snow had melted, Nicola hit the road, paying a visit to the lovely ladies at Promote PR to hear all about their sport and fitness clients, and attending a fantastic kettlebell workshop near Guildford run by Jon le Tocq. She got two more kettlebells for Christmas so needed some new ideas to add to her routine!
Feb
22nd
Aylesbury Business Lunch
By BinB NewsThames Valley Chamber of Commerce Group
23 February
Aylesbury Business Lunch
Welcoming a diverse range of businesses from the region, this event offers attendees the opportunity to form, and indeed maintain, those all important business relationships.
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Speaker: Andrew Grant, cheif executive of Aylesbury Vale Distirct Council
Topic: What did the Romans .. sorry AVDC ... ever do for us?
Andrew’s discussion will cover AVDC’s support to business in Aylesbury Vale and opportunities for the future; insight into AVDC’s investment programme and priorities.
You will gain a better understanding of the value and activities of AVDC Economic Development actions and AVDC’s contribution to Aylesbury Vale economy and growth.
About the speaker:
Andrew is 50 and attended Rutlish School in Wimbledon before gaining a BSc in Forestry at the University College of North Wales, Bangor. He subsequently gained a postgraduate Diploma in Housing Studies and an MA in Housing from the University of the West of England.
After a short spell in the private sector, Andrew started his career in local government in 1982 in London and then progressed in the Housing field in the South West, becoming Director of Housing in Sedgemoor in 1995. A move to Cotswold District Council in 1997 led to a wider brief in Community Services and latterly Deputy Chief Executive
Andrew has been Chief Executive of AVDC since October 2006 and has led on growth, regeneration and business transformation. He is a Director of Bucks Economic and Learning Partnership, where he is lead on inward investment and Broadband. He is actively involved in Aylesbury Vale Advantage working with its Managing Director to deliver the housing and jobs targets. Andrew is also lead Chief Executive for the South East Improvement and Efficiency Partnership for corporate transformation.
Andrew, who is married with two small children, lives in Charndon in Aylesbury Vale, and is involved in community life there.
Aylesbury Business Lunch
Welcoming a diverse range of businesses from the region, this event offers attendees the opportunity to form, and indeed maintain, those all important business relationships.
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Speaker: Andrew Grant, cheif executive of Aylesbury Vale Distirct Council
Topic: What did the Romans .. sorry AVDC ... ever do for us?
Andrew’s discussion will cover AVDC’s support to business in Aylesbury Vale and opportunities for the future; insight into AVDC’s investment programme and priorities.
You will gain a better understanding of the value and activities of AVDC Economic Development actions and AVDC’s contribution to Aylesbury Vale economy and growth.
About the speaker:
Andrew is 50 and attended Rutlish School in Wimbledon before gaining a BSc in Forestry at the University College of North Wales, Bangor. He subsequently gained a postgraduate Diploma in Housing Studies and an MA in Housing from the University of the West of England.
After a short spell in the private sector, Andrew started his career in local government in 1982 in London and then progressed in the Housing field in the South West, becoming Director of Housing in Sedgemoor in 1995. A move to Cotswold District Council in 1997 led to a wider brief in Community Services and latterly Deputy Chief Executive
Andrew has been Chief Executive of AVDC since October 2006 and has led on growth, regeneration and business transformation. He is a Director of Bucks Economic and Learning Partnership, where he is lead on inward investment and Broadband. He is actively involved in Aylesbury Vale Advantage working with its Managing Director to deliver the housing and jobs targets. Andrew is also lead Chief Executive for the South East Improvement and Efficiency Partnership for corporate transformation.
Andrew, who is married with two small children, lives in Charndon in Aylesbury Vale, and is involved in community life there.
Feb
22nd
FSB Business Connections
By BinB News
FSB Reading and West Berkshire
23 February
FSB Business Connections, Porche Centre
Porsche Centre, Pincents Lane, Bath Road, Calcot, Reading
Tuesday 23rd February, 6:30pm
Come along to the prestigious Porsche Centre to meet new contacts and find out more about the benefits of FSB membership.
Members: Free
Non-members £5.00
Price includes refreshments
To book click here (event title is '23rd Feb Business Connections, Porche Centre')
For queries, contact Sue Day on 0118 9615 444
FSB Business Connections, Porche Centre
Porsche Centre, Pincents Lane, Bath Road, Calcot, Reading
Tuesday 23rd February, 6:30pm
Come along to the prestigious Porsche Centre to meet new contacts and find out more about the benefits of FSB membership.
Members: Free
Non-members £5.00
Price includes refreshments
To book click here (event title is '23rd Feb Business Connections, Porche Centre')
For queries, contact Sue Day on 0118 9615 444
Feb
19th
Two new Albums from Gary Williams
By Jazzmouse
Gary first came to public attention when he appeared with the BBC Big Band on television paying tribute to Vic Damone. Since then he has become a favourite performer and broadcaster with leading big bands and concert orchestras including the Syd Lawrence Orchestra, the Hallé, Royal Scottish National, City of Birmingham Symphony, the Melbourne Symphony, Adelaide Symphony, the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic and Ireland’s RTE orchestra. He is a regular guest of the BBC Concert Orchestra for Friday Night Is Music Night and had the honour of performing for The Prince of Wales at Buckingham Palace. As a headline act on the world’s luxury cruise liners he has visited over 50 countries. Other work includes 150 performances as Sinatra in the West End’s ‘The Rat Pack’, The Magic of Bacharach, The Legend of Sinatra (with David Jacobs), Channel 5’s Open House working alongside Donny Osmond and Burt Bacharach and BBC1’s ‘Doctor Who Christmas Special’.
After weeks in the studio, I am delighted to announce two new albums due for release in March.The Sinatra album is with Chris Dean and his orchestra, featuring a full big band throughout and strings on many tracks. It is in fact my first big band album. I’ve tried to focus on the classics without resorting to the most obvious choices. There are some stunning arrangements and particular favourites include All or Nothing At All, Brazil, They All Laughed, Please Be Kind and Where or When.
The second album is a compilation of the last three CDs recorded at Abbey Road, aptly named “Gary Williams – The Best of Abbey Road. Both should be released late March and be available by post Dress Circle and online from iTunes and all the other download sites.
Please got to Gary’s website for more information http://garywilliams.co.uk/
“Michael Bublé isn’t the only person keeping the Sinatra flame alive.” Clive Davis for The Sunday Times
“Every song he sang was word and note perfect and confirmed the belief of many in his audience, now surely his “fans”, that he is the best young singer of the Sinatra era of melodies in the country, if not the world… his presentation of all of these well-loved classics was performed with a panache which would have pleased ‘The Guv’nor’ himself.” Perfectly Frank Magazine
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