Our New Joanna

Come and play me.

we were lucky to receive several offers and a kind donation of a replacement ‘your postcode’ street piano for the meridian shopping centre atrium.

our old Joanna - played on its last legs left, has earned its retirement to the stoke fruit farm sunflower event on hayling island where it’s players will entertain visitors.

train for our journey back to havant - lots of tired feet were rested!

see children’s quotes on page 2 now all shiny and badged up for us by mgi of south street ha piano is available for all to play helping to raise money for the charities chosen b fryer, manager of the meridian shopping centre dear carl and reece i saw your recent column in ‘Your Postcode’ about staying safe online do you have any more tips? thanks ray we're glad you're finding the information useful. one of the key signs to look out for is the url of a website (its web address). if this doesn't end with a familiar domain name extension such as .com, .org and .net, steer clear stay away if the url is incomplete (no trailing slash at the end). protect your device from viruses by

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One-time password (OTP) bot scam online bank customers will be well aware of the two-step authentication process that financial institutions require them to go through to reach their accounts. for those not in the know, a person has to input a text code into a bank's system before they can gain access to their money. scammers are now attempting to acquire these precious details by posing as online bots that entice individuals into sharing these codes with them. NEVER share this code contact carl and reece by emailing: the garden show is back and ‘set to Bloom’.twenty nine years ago the first garden show at stansted park in hampshire was created as a forum for the smaller family run businesses and to showcase the work of talented artisans particularly those who couldn’t afford the larger, more commercial shows. gardening was visibly becoming more fashionable and accessible as people realised that you didn’t have to be that knowledgeable to make your garden look great and there was a thirst for good design, plants and garden products.the first show consisted of about 30 enthusiastic stands and an art exhibition.

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