N.C.D.S. Phoenix

NEWS FLASH................

LADY JANE GREY We will now be meeting at The Rangers' Supporters Club, Thringstone, Coalville, Leicestershire, LE67 8LR. The first dance, on the 3rd, will also have a buffet.  This venue has plenty of off road parking and we look forward to seeing as many people as possible. 

Redditch Phoenix will be moving to Studley Road Social Club Studley Road Redditch B98 7HF. The First Night Will Be Tuesday The 29^th March 2011 8.00 pm To 11 pm

Darton Phoenix will move to 'The Travellers Rest' 103 Intake Lane, Pogmoor, Barnsley, South Yorkshire S75 2HU from this Wednesday 9th March we are holding our meetings there 8 p.m. to 10.30 p.m.

Willenhall Phoenix untill further notice are moving venue on the 17th March 2011. They will be moving to Wednesbury Conservative Club, 8 Walsall Rd, Wednesbury WS10 9BZ

Bromsgrove Phoenix Following the closure of the Bromsgrove Football Club the committee of Bromsgrove Phoenix NCDSW met Saturday lunchtime to discuss the issue of finding a new venue for us. The results of this meeting is as follows.There are several venues to be looked at but for now we have being given the lounge in the following Soical Club for the next few Thursday evenings.Licky End & District Workmens Club' 17 Alcester Road, Licky End, Bromsgrove B60 1JT

Setting the Rules for Children of Divorced Parents
When the entire family lives in a single home, it can be quite difficult for parents to have clear rules for their children that both enforce. Imagine then the challenge this represents when the parents are divorced. You are not doing any favors by giving the children two sets of rules to live by. Children will learn to use these separate sets of rules to their advantage in many circumstances. For younger children, it can be very confusing to figure out which rules to follow. For full article click Link


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NCDSW Blog Coming Soon
The NCDSW Blog is well under way in its development program and we are very excited about its implimentation. We will be looking to you bloggers out there to help keep the blog full of interesting items and information. The members page is also well under way in it's development and this will help us keep you in the picture about what is happening to you the members (if you have joined) as well as some of the more boring bits for the committees who run the organisation at all levels (for free) on the members behalf. Thats enough of me rattling on except to say if you have not signed up to receive the monthly News Letter yet then go and do it now on the left of this page.  Article by Maurice


Northwest Region
Hi my name is Harry Taylor, I am the Chairman of the North West Region I am The Vice Chairman of the National Council for the Divorced,  Separated  and Widowed  I am also Vice Chairman to the Trust which is our registered charity. In the North West we have eleven clubs from Preston to Manchester and across to the Wirral offering sequence dancing to disco. Some have suppers some have Theme nights. To read the full artcle on our features page click this Link

Keep coming to the web site on a regular basis to find the latest developments, better still sign up to receive the monthly newsletter which is starting again in April. There will be a blog coming soon followed by a chat site for members. If you want to contribute any information please click this link