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Interesting video on the history of diggerland

Absolutely loved this place. Went with my husband and my son who was sic at the time. We paid full price and it was great value for money. Would definitely go back.

Went to the Kent park with my nephews, adults and kids alike had a blast. Worth it even at full price.

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Fab deal, although been this price for ages. We did it either last year or the year before, I know it was during a lockdown easing but all the times have mergers into one! A quick word of warning, the good news is that you get plenty of decent sized samples even including a liqueur, the bad news is that it’s in the middle of nowhere. If you can, it’s worth biooking to stay, the rooms are nice and you don’t have to worry about being over the limit.

Completely miss read that as children and thought Jacko was back

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Cafe Unless you want to use Cafe Rouge with the free drink, that’s not available in that one

I miss getting the prezzo deal for £15/£20 ;(

Ah okay used to be £30 on its own which would have made it £20

Prezo is on the 39.99 box so 29.99 after code

You need at least 500 balls if your taking it easy or 1000 for more fun.

Go on and report back! The Marshalls would grab their much better guns and make mince meat of you! They always feel like they are looking for an excuse to rumble to me

Shouting grenade and throwing a tin of Dulux One Coat got me banned from my local site! Not a bad price but they make money from paintball 101 onwards!

When I used to marshal at this time of year we used to shoot each other with paint balls that were rock solid after being kept in a container outside in freezing temperature.....used to get home covered in bruises. Paintballing is for warm weather.

Yes this would be the best thing todo, all 4 of you unload you're hoppers on 1 or several marshal's.....

Just a scare tactic then... But also, in the event of an accident you couldn't even claim off them anyway because you're the driver.

My son also drove car lol but yeah proper rip off... Sighting ok ap is pointless, so is insurance to they won't let you wreck the car... It's duel control

I owned a MK4 Supra for 4 years, while it was fun the handling isn’t brilliant, my brother had a puma at the time which was much more fun and the Boxster I have now handles infinitely better.

Honestly even if he was 17 and newly passed these things are overrated and hyped. He will have more fun going go karting with some friends, and if you joined in and "let him lap you" he will feel like he's a better driver than you all his life. No instructor, just him behind the wheel going at high speed... So obvious to me, as a kid. OR if he wants to test drive a real car, let him drive yours on some private land. Take a showroom car for a test drive after he's had a little practice in yours and let him grab the wheel. Many options. All legal, well most ;)

So this isn't getting the best of reviews. My son soon to be 10 is desperate to do something like this, well just be able to get a taste of driving. Is there a better company to do this through?

At best, male-midwives. At worst, "someone who has no business doing this". Relating to the fact there will be many that would be a bit uncomfortable. Midwife means "with the woman". Doesn't specify gender.

Are they called midhusbands?

Thanks will let the Mrs know but probably give this a miss as the access course is quite demanding of her time as it is with 2 kids!

Apparently only 0.4% of midwives are male. No argument. Just a fact.

If you're already studying a midwifery specific access course, it may not be of much benefit to you in terms of knowledge gained. Although it may be worth having a look at the modules covered and comparing them. If there's a lot of overlap and you already have the knowledge from your access course it could be an easy additional certification to achieve and help strengthen your application. If you have the time I can't see that it would hurt, but just be sure to prioritise the access course. Any offers you receive for a Midwifery Degree will be based on the outcome of the access course.