I went here with my roommate in a semi-formal fit not knowing how the dress code was. I read up on…read moreit saying 'anything goes but no sportswear', but as soon as I walked in the place, before looking at anyone--I knew I was waaay overdressed. Lucky I had my jean jacket to dress my outfit down. And sure enough I saw plenty people sportin what they said wasnt allowed. But whatevs it's a pretty grungy bar, as divey as it is, it's not a terrible spot. Good crowd, chill vibe. It got crowded quick, and got really loud really fast; nonstop chatter! To the point where we had to shout our conversations into eachothers' ears. But what do you expect? Didnt ruin our time. Decent size dance floor. We came on a reggae night; which was no problem for me since I like them jams but it got old fast. The music started all sounding the same; it was relaxing but toooo relaxing I was falling asleep! But hey it's the dj not the place so I'm not hating too much. Happy hour was cool with the 2.5£ beers! But pay attention when it's over. Cause the cocktail girls will come around taking orders (mine was real sweet btw) when it starts getting crowded--& she came back with the same beer; cept it was 4.5£ this time! Steep jump in my pocket! Dammit haha

The name of this bar/club makes you think you need to dress up and be on your best behavior…read more Really, it's the complete opposite. Grungy meets hippie chic meets Euro hipster. Wear whatever you damn well please and be prepared to stand in line if you get here after midnight (and trust me, you don't want to be here before midnight). If you enjoy partying in a cement basement with exposed pipes and don't mind tripping over broken, dirty couches and arm chairs from the 60s or having crushed glass on your hands and arms when you lean onto one of their drink ledges, then you will love the bejeezus out of this place. I would have had I been 20 years old - this place really reminded me of one of my friend's garages that we used to hang out in during the afternoons when we were in high school - and it's not really a good reminder. I suggest you bring a lot of moolah if you decide to come here so you can get tanked. Then you start caring less about weird guys from Spain stalking you around the club calling you Liana (Anna was simply too difficult of a name to understand) and also everyone starts looking better and the occasional glass shard poking at your veins really doesn't bother you all that much anymore. On a side note, the photos me and my friends took that night at NHAC may very well be the most amusing album in my life.

Great school = happy children. Both my children attend this school and I've always been extremely…read morehappy with their progress. The school has a number of after school/evening events which are very well organized. Great headmaster (retiring early 2015), great teachers (especially deputy headmaster who teaches Year 2) and staff.

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