WELCOME to your new look Newsletter from your new Editors and a big HELLO to any newcomers to Warsaw.  We hope that you will be very happy here and make many good friends through the Mums & Tots network.

 
 

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Text Box: Activities for ’s Mums, Tots, Bumps & Babies Mondays – All tots up to 3 years. Up until recently the group has met at a different mum’s house each week. From October onwards (probably until Christmas) the group will be meeting in the Pre-Nursery at the (ul. Dabrowskiego 84/90) from to around 11.30. The first session was a great success with tea, coffee and biscuits for the mums, a large room full of toys for the children plus the pre-nursery staff are on hand to play and interact with them. Sarah Brett is our coordinator for this group and Laura Spindler is responsible for liaising with the Pre-Nursery. Tuesdays – There are two options (the first being the most popular at the moment): Kangurek play centre in the Old Paper Mill, Konstancin from . Open to all ages but more suited to tots. As well as your children being able to run around and let off some steam, part of the morning is also dedicated to a singing circle and arts & crafts where the little ones can show off their artistic talents! Aga Strojna-Rasche is our new coordinator. The play centre charges 12zl for the morning (for Mums & Tots members) or you can purchase a discount card costing 100zl for 10 sessions. Stonoga play centre, ul. Zielona, Piaseczno from 10.30am. A number of mums have started meeting at Stonoga. It is smaller and usually quieter than Kangurek but makes a nice change and costs 8zl for the session. Thursdays - Mini music for tots up to 3 years takes place in different houses between 10.00 and 12.00 on a voluntary basis. Cecelia Cienska is our new mini-music coordinator. Fridays – For mums-to-be and mums with their babies (generally under 18 months old). The group meets at a different mum’s house each week between 10.00 and 12.00. Our coordinator is Carina Borin Percy. The schedule set out at the end of the Newsletter has details of who is hosting and when, along with a list of those responsible for the various arts & crafts sessions at Kangurek. Full contact details of the co-ordinators and our hosts can be found in the mums & tots contact list. Please email postmaster@mumsandtot.com if you need a new contact list at any time. Feel free to contact the appropriate coordinator if you would like to host – go on it will be fun!
Text Box: News from the Mums & Tots Group People News This is the spot where you can tell us your news. We would love to hear about any new babies in the Mums and Tots Group. It’s also where newcomers to can introduce themselves and anyone leaving can say ‘goodbye’. Remember, this is YOUR newsletter! See the email addresses of the Editors at the end of this Newsletter. Committee meeting We held the winter committee meeting on 13 September. Thank you to Prew for hosting and to all those who attended and volunteered! As most of you already know Prew has handed over the Mums & Tots Group to some very keen and madly energetic new mums. We would like to say a big thank you to Prew for running the group so efficiently and with such warmth over the past years whilst simultaneously bringing up 3 children! Prew you will be sorely missed. Lindsey Wislocki is now responsible for the website, dealing with the membership list and will send out emails as appropriate. If you send anything to the main email address (postmaster@mumsandtots.com) it will end up with her. Morag Milligan is our chief organiser and planner. Working closely with Lindsey, she will co-ordinate all the groups’ activities and make sure things happen. Oonagh Yeo who is currently standing in the wings (having recently had her third child!) will join Lindsey and Morag in running the Group. Laura Spindler has become a liaison officer for the groups’ activities at the British School Pre-Nursery which is a very exciting development for the group. Aga Strojna-Rasche has agreed to take over from Lindsey Wislocki and coordinate the Tuesday craft & music sessions at Kangurek. Finally Melissa Tovell and Sarah Brett have agreed to take on the huge, challenging and obviously immensely rewarding job of putting together the monthly Newsletter! As the Editors we would like to pass on a very big thank you to Laura Spindler and Bianca Morriss for their efforts over the past year. The other mums & tots posts remain the same; Tracey Bull - 'Mums Nights Out', Sarah Brett - the Monday group, Carina Borin-Percy - The Friday Bumps-and-Babies group, Cecelia Cienska - Thursday's mini music. Mums’ (and Dads’) nights out These are monthly socials to give us the chance to get together without babies and children. Thanks to Tracey for a great mums’ night out at the Blue Cactus on 28th September (the dads were also out on the 30th!). Look out for Tracey’s email or visit the website for details of the next night out. The Book Club The Book Club meets about once a month. The next meeting is on October 12th and the book to be discussed is Portrait in Sepia by Isabel Allende. Everyone is welcome – if you are interested in coming along call Jess Mulligan on 0693 041085.

Useful Info and Top Tips

 

Publications

 

*   If you want to keep up to date with what is happening in the news and if you miss having a newspaper to read, try the following publications which can be delivered to your door.  You might get the news a little bit late but at least you will be in the know eventually:

*   The Week, a digest of British and foreign press; costs around £65/year

http://www.theweek.co.uk/front_website/index.html

*   The Weekly Telegraph, the best of the daily & Sunday Telegraph, £72/year  www.weeklytelegraph.com

*   The Guardian weekly, a digest of The Guardian, Observer with pieces from the Washington Post and Le Monde. Around £50/year http://www.guardian.co.uk/guardianweekly/0,12598,,00.html

 

*   A reminder of the useful Warsaw publications:

 

*   New Warsaw Express (the English language newspaper emailed to you weekly, free of charge; subscribe by sending an email to local@new.com.pl)

*   Warsaw ‘Insider Magazine’ (8zl, monthly. Home delivery, 33zl /6 months), or at http://www.warsawinsider.pl). This one is probably the most useful for details on restaurants, cinemas and restaurants and generally what is going on in Warsaw.

*   Warsaw ‘In your Pocket’ (5zl, bi-monthly, or free from some restaurants/hotels)

*   Warsaw Voice (10zl, weekly. Delivered 128zl/6 months, see http://www.wvmarketing.pl)

*   Free Poland ‘What, Where, When’ & ‘What’s Up in Warsaw’ monthly and bi monthly from hotels, American Bookstore, etc.

*   Contact International Business Voice The British Chamber of Commerce produces a free bi-monthly English Language magazine. (To subscribe contact Anna at media@bpcc.org.pl or phone 654 5971).

 

Websites

 

*   A reminder of the various websites about Poland and/or Warsaw

 

*   Warsaw Voice website, www.warsawvoice.pl 

*   Address listings only, What’s Up in Warsaw www.whatsup.pl

*   Official Polish Government site, www.poland.gov.pl

*   www.poland.pl in English and www.polska.pl in Polish, port for all internet information about Poland

*   Cultural events in Poland (English) www.culture.pl/en/cultu

*   Official website of Warsaw http://www.e-warsaw.pl (English)

*   General tourist information at http://www.explore-warsaw.com and http://www.warsawtour.pl and http://www.explore-warsaw.com

*   http://www.warszawaonline.pl/ events, restaurants - Polish only

 

 

 

 
 
Text Box: Going Out For theatre, opera, concerts check out www.ebilet.pl for most upcoming events and on line booking. Or tel: 622 0060, 9:00-17:00hrs. See ‘Bit of Culture’ listing below. For all you out there who are young or young at heart, take a look at http://www.clubber.pl which has a listing of (night) clubs across Poland and upcoming club events with links to bars, clubs, venues. New club, Klub Lucid, has recently opened in shopping mall. Shopping/Restaurants Having just done my second big shop using the le Clerc on-line delivery service at www.leclerc.com.pl , I thought I should let you know how easy it is. I have Prew to thank for giving me a little lesson on how to navigate my way around the website but as there are photo images of all products there are many mums out there who have little or no Polish and have managed (with only a few hiccups) to successfully do their shopping on-line. A few tips: Click ‘sklep online’ to start, search by brand name rather than trying to work out the Polish for various items and remember that ‘haslo’ (special ‘l’) means password. Finally ‘zamowienie’ means order. Recently opened near the Red Onion furniture shop and Bo Concept in the centre is a wine bar/wine shop, Mielzynski, which stocks a large number of French and Italian wines. The owner speaks fluent English and is very helpful. The contact details are Burakowska 5/7, Robert@mielzynski.pl , tel 636 8709. We are hoping to have the next Mum’s Night Out here. For newcomers to , when you’re feeling so lazy that you can’t even be bothered to go out to eat, try Room Service. They deliver from a huge selection of restaurants. You can order by phone (with the brochure) or on line at www.roomservicepolska.pl. Obtain your brochure by emailing office@roomservicepolska.pl. (Note from the Editors: Suparom Thai is excellent!) Telephone Look at www.skype.com for details on making calls using your computer. Essentially it is a way of allowing a computer with a broad band connection to serve as a telephone. You need to download free software from skype.com. If the person you are calling has Skype installed you can talk as long as you want for FREE. You’ll need a separate microphone or a phone handset that plugs into a computer port. You can also reach non Skype users using a new service called SkypeOut. This allows you to dial nearly any cellular or landline telephone number in any country. Although not free, it’s incredibly cheap. More details on the above website.
Text Box: Holidays An idea for a short break or holiday which comes highly recommended by one of our mums. Majatek Lemany Januszkowo 27, 13-125 Szkotowo. Tel: 089 530 5673 or 0695 590 737 “I cannot recommend this place highly enough, especially for families. We stayed at this small hotel/pension over the long weekend in June and had a great time. Not far from approx. 2 1/2 hours north, near Nidzica, you can stay in either a 2 bed villa or apartment in the main house. Lots for the kids to do: horse riding, canoes and boats, small private beach, fishing, swings and sand pit in garden, bikes also available for hire. Food is fantastic – French/Italian with wines to match. Babysitters also available if pre-booked.” Website is in English at www.lemany.com. Staff extremely friendly and helpful and speak good English. Another recommendation 60km south of in the direction of is a beautifully restored hotel/pension that has recently opened. The 8 rooms are individually styled, some very large are suitable for families. There is a large dining area with open fire and the food was pretty good (even for a vegetarian!). There is a lake in the grounds and 2 swings although more kid friendly outdoor equipment would be a plus. The hotel is less than an hour from Kazimierz Dolny, a pretty town that has historic architecture, a riverside setting and scenic surroundings! Dwor Chotynia Penjonat Restauracja www. chotynia.pl Other Social Organisations The International Women’s Group (IWG) – Both a social and a service organisation, the IWG offers its members access to a variety of classes and tours as well as social and charity activities. They provide members with a monthly newsletter and an annual Charity Bazaar. If you would like to join, visit the 1st floor of the Marriott Hotel underneath the escalators) the office is open from 1000-1330 hrs on Wednesdays and Fridays, or call 630 7221. American Friends of (AFW) – Are you looking for a way to meet other families, an organisation that has a good mix of activities for children as well as for grown-ups? Then the AFW is for you! There are monthly adult evening events, such as Oktoberfest and the Art & Wine evenings to meet other ex-pats and have some fun plus a children’s Christmas party. Sign up by emailing AFWinfo@hotmail.com.

Text Box: Forthcoming October Events and Key Dates 1 Turn on headlights for daytime driving (through to 1st March) 2 60th Anniversary of End of Uprising. Last shot fired, 63 days after commencement on 01 Aug (Capitulation document signed on 3 Oct). re-opens. www.1944.pl tel: (22) 626 95 06. There are some great books about the Uprising – check out The Warsaw Uprising in the photographs of Sylwester Kris Brauna and Rising ’44, The Battle for by Norman Davies – both available at Empik. 7 Until 18th Warsaw International Film Festival, 12 days, over 100 Programme on website from 28 Sept, booking commences 1 Oct (last year ‘Calendar Girls’ was shown prior to its release) http://www.wff.pl/ 12 & 13th, 18th & 22nd Chamber Opera’s English Baroque Opera Festival. Tickets http://www.ticketonline.pl/ or box office, Al. Solidarności 76b; tel. (+48-22) 831 22 40. 22 thru to 24th, Jazz Jamboree, 46th International Jazz Festival, Sala Kongressowa, Programme http://www.adamiakjazz.pl/jvc2004.html. Tickets www.ticketpro.pl or www.bileteia.pl Festival history http://www.polishjazz.com 25 Half-term British & American Schools – until Tuesday 2nd November 28 48th anniversary of release of Cardinal Wyszyński from house arrest after 3 years in several remote monasteries in an attempt to curb his anti-Communist influence. Part of the ‘October thaw’ when, for a short time, there was some social and economic liberalization. 29 ‘Wear it Pink’ day, October is Breast Cancer Awareness month. www.wearitpink.co.uk 31 Botanical Gardens at Powsin closes (until April) Clocks back one hour, end of BST in & (remember, ‘Fall back, Spring forward’) Halloween –check out www.halloween-online.com.

A Bit of Culture

 

*   5-8th October, 19:00 musical "Romeo i Julia", Hala TORWAR (ul Lazienkowskiej, 6a) in association with Buffo Theatre tickets from 30-150PLN. At http://www.romeoijulia.pl/rezerwacja.html or tel. 0-66 11111 66  

 

*   14 October, Renowned Helikon Opera Theatre from Moscow performs Tchaikovsky's gloomy opera "Eugene Onegin" Sala Kongresowa. Tickets: Sala Kongresowa, tel. (22) 6656-72-99, ZASP- tel. (22) 621-94-54, Empik - tel. (22) 551-44-37;

*   18 Oct Flamenco Jazz night, Carmen & Compania Flamenco, tickets Sala Kongresowa & Empik

 

*   19-23 October, 19:00 musical ‘Chicago’ at the Komedia. This has been running forever and, though it’s in Polish, it’s easy to follow and a great production.  See http://www.komedia.com.pl

 

*   See Dido in Warsaw!  Not the popular multi-million selling singing star but – just as good - Purcell’s opera Dido & Aeneas (13 Oct); along with John Blow’s Venus & Adonis (12th) – both in English – then, in Italian, Handel’s Imeneo (18th) and Rinaldo (22nd).   Part of Warsaw Chamber Opera’s English Baroque Opera Festival. Tickets  http://www.ticketonline.pl/ or box office, Al. Solidarności 76b, weekdays 1000–1900hrs, weekends 3 hours before performance; tel. (+48-22) 831 22 40.

 

*   24 Oct Festival of Ancient Music at Royal Castle, inauguration concert then 31st & 7, 14, 21 & 28 Nov. Tickets (25PLN) from Royal Castle and ZASP, l. Jerozolimskie 25. tel. 65 72 326.

 

*   Until 10 December Exhibition bringing together European paintings under the theme of ‘Transalpinium’ meaning ‘crossing the Alps’, artists travelling in both directions between northern Europe and Italy.  Inlcudes Boticelli, Titian, van Eyck.  National Musuem, al Jerozolimskie, 3 tel : (22) 621 10 31, www.mnw.art.pl

 

*   Till 31 Oct Wojciech Siudmak, Polish ‘fantastic realism’ artist based in France, compared to Dali, a touring retrospective of his work is at the Museum of Ignacy Jan Paderewski in Łazienki Park, ul. Szwolezerow 9.

 

*   At the National Opera in October, children’s opera Mister Marimba (3 & 24 Oct, 4pm); Salome (9th); Agrippina (14th); Tosca (15th & 17th); Madame Butterfly (21st  & 23rd); Turandot (24th  & 26th); La Traviata (27th) and The Haunted Manor (29th).  As well as ballets: Zorba the Greek (3rd); Swan Lake (8 Oct); Once Upon a Time (22nd); The Mystery of Life and Death (28th) (www.teatrwielki.pl).  ■

 

 

Polish Corner

Each month we would like to add a Polish element to the Newsletter whether it is some background about one of the public holidays (as here) or customs or a favourite Polish recipe or tale.  Any ideas for next month?

 

All Saints’ Day

The 1st Nov, All Saints’ Day (Wszystkich Świętych) has been designated by the Roman Catholic Church as the day to pray for the Saints of the church and 2nd Nov All Soul’s Day Dzień Zaduszny or Zaduszki (All Souls’ Day) is a day of prayer for all who have died.

In Poland, Dzień zaduszny constitutes one of the most important holidays and is commemorated by praying for and remembering deceased family and friends, visiting graves, and placing flowers (usually chrysanthemums) and candles (called znicze) on grave sites and memorials. Religious Poles mark this day by going to church and bringing wypominki¸ a list of deceased family members and friends to be read from the altar during mass.

Beginning on November 1st and throughout the following week, cemeteries are filled with people, flowers, and thousands of znicze. These special candles can burn anywhere from 24 hours to a week, depending on their size. At night, during the week following All Saints’ Day, they give the cemeteries of Poland a glow that can be seen miles away.

A state holiday (and therefore a day off from work and school), November 1st has become the most travelled day in Poland. Poles will travel across the country (and even from overseas) to visit family graves. It can even be difficult to purchase train and bus tickets the day before and for a few days after the holiday.  The traditions of All Saints Day are deeply rooted in Polish culture; so much so, that a 1995 survey showed that only 2% of Poles did not plan to visit a cemetery on November 1st while some 29% planned on visiting 3-4 graves

 

source: E. Wampuszyc http://www.lsa.umich.edu/slavic/dept/WebBasedLanguage/Polish/Culture/AllSaintsDay/ ■

 

 

 

 

 

 

Classified Ads

 


Please note, inclusion of an advert in this newsletter does not imply endorsement of goods or service by the Mums & Tots Group

 

 

Home Helpers

Home Angels provide experienced, competent & responsible carers for parents and those with elderly or infirm family members. Whether you’re looking for an au pair, nanny or carer Home Angels, who recruit mostly from the child-care professionals, will have screened all candidates. Contact Home Angels 50A Międzynarodowa St, apt 20; 03-922 Warsaw tel 498 35 44; mob: (0) 604 499 501/694 782 153; www.homeangels.pl

 

English is fun and other volunteer programs.

Won’t you join us as a volunteer in our ‘English is Fun’ programme, sponsored by the AFW.  We are currently teaching nurses and other medical staff at three local hospitals, and children at a local children’s home.   You don’t need to be a teacher at all…we keep it fun and informal.  Plus we have materials for you to use, if you want.  You can really make a difference in someone’s life for only 1 hour per week.  Our students are so inspiring, and they really help us learn about Polish life. Also, AFW sponsors other hands-on volunteer programs, such as hospital visiting and job preparation for disadvantaged teenagers.   For all programmes, you do not need to be a member of AFW; we are simply thrilled that you want to help out. Contact Janice Rzycki at dacza@earthlink.net or 668-7342.

 
 

Can you help?

We are looking for volunteers (preferably with English as a first language) to visit some physically disabled English speaking Polish ladies who live at the Sue Ryder Home at Konstancin for conversation. Can you spare a couple of hours on a Tuesday afternoon every 6-8 weeks for a very rewarding experience? Contact Lynne Baillieu, 845 8120 or Annie Williams, 642 5211

 

Greetings Cards

Lyndsey Esling has recently started selling UK manufactured greeting cards, gift-wrap, note cards and Christmas cards etc.

There is a wonderful, varied range to suit all tastes at very reasonable prices. Some items are available for immediate purchase, whilst others can be ordered from the catalogue.

 

Lyndsey is having an 'open house' every Wednesday morning from 10am until 11.30am so please come along and see for yourself. You are more than welcome to bring a friend too!

 

Greetings cards from £1 each (or 90p when you buy 10 or more)

Boxed Christmas card packs from £2.50.

 

For more information call Lyndsey on 642 7130
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Cleaning lady/Housekeeper

Pani Urszula Lewandowska (40), an experienced and very friendly cleaning lady, housekeeper & nanny, is looking for work. She has excellent references from expat families; she is non-smoking, very trustworthy, friendly, and eager to work plus she speaks some English to deal with home-related situations. She is available immediately, preferred work hours any time 8:30-15:00, up to four days a week -- more or different work hours possible by agreement. Tel. 643-9598. Referred by Barbara Mozdzierz (853-8545)

 

Speak Swedish?

Hej! My name is Isabella and I'm 3 1/2 years old. I'm looking for someone (teenager) to help me practise my Swedish twice a week in the afternoon for 1-2 hours. If you're interested in earning some pocket money and would enjoy reading books, playing puzzles etc with me please call my mom (Jessica) on 603 552584. You don't have to be too old (!) because my mom will always be at home when you come over. By the way, we live in Powsin (Wilanow). Hope to hear from you soon...ISABELLA

 

Babysitter available

Experienced babysitter available for daytime or evening work.  Speaks excellent English.  Has worked for expat families in Warsaw.  Call Kasia direct on 0503 398799.  Contact Tania Atwell (on 609 962659) for a reference.

 

Early grades teacher required

The English Playhouse would like to hear from you if you are an English native speaker and early grades teacher who is available 3 mornings a week for (3 x 45 minute sessions).  They are looking for someone to teach pre-literacy (reading and writing skills) to 4-year olds.  Contact Agnieska at the English Playhouse on 604464333 or 843 93 70.

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

Diet/Nutrition

Have you ever had a diet plan specifically designed for you?
Come and find out about the power foods and how they will change the way you feel about yourself, give you boundless energy and pass the programme onto your family so that they too can benefit from this wonderful knowledge.

Cara Health, Warsaw. 0691 420 069

 

Driver wanted

We are looking for a driver who can speak English. Please let us know if you are aware of someone. My husband Rajeev can be contacted on 0691760770 and my contact no. is given below.

Thanks & regards, Somi Bhatnagar +48 693 767620

 

English native speakers

Lingua Nova the language school with tradition since 1991 is looking for NATIVE SPEAKERS of English and Spanish in the new branch in Piaseczno.

1. It would be perfect if this person would have a background in the field of teaching - if not we will provide him a training of the methodology of teaching of foreign languages.
2. Preferred people with the university degree.
3. Native Speakers would lead groups of 4-8 students on the upper intermediate and advanced level and also have individual lessons with the students. To groups on the pre intermediate and intermediate level they would only provide selected lessons (10-15 hours by group, fixed date, to assure some "attraction" for students).

Please contact Monika Ferreira (Managing Director, Lingua Nova Piaseczno)
Mobile: 0048 501 393 846
Phone: 750 13 11

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Do you work in Poland?

A lady working on her master’s thesis concerning the problems encountered by foreigners living and working in Poland has asked if we have any mums working in Poland who would be happy to complete an anonymous questionnaire concerning the working conditions in Poland.

 

Please contact Lindsey Wislocki on postmaster@mumsandtots.com if you can help.

 

 

 
 

The ever popular

Hash Scarlet Charity Ball

(supporting the Talizman Foundation)

will take place on Saturday December 4th

 

For more information or to reserve your table

Phone Prew Bowtell 0602 451955

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Thank you to everyone who has contributed to this month’s Newsletter.  Please remember that this is your Newsletter.  Send us anything that you think might be of interest to other mums, particularly if you are a newcomer.  Your comments are always welcome.  Your thoughts and ideas should be sent by email either to one or both of us - Melissa (andytov@msn.com) or Sarah (brett@globster.pl).

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

Mums & Tots Schedule
 
 



 

Text Box: Toddler Group (Mondays -) – note the new slightly earlier start time! (Organiser Sarah Brett - brett@globster.pl) This group is now meeting at in the Pre-Nursery at the , ul. Dabrowskiego 84/90. 4th, 11th, 18th Oct 25th Oct TBA - British school half term week 1st Nov PUBLIC – no group 8th, 15th, 22nd, and 29th Nov Kangurek Craft Programme 5th Oct Morag Milligan 12th Oct Aga Strojna-Rasche 19th Oct Lindsey Wislocki 26th Oct Halloween theme – Cecelia Cienska 2nd Nov Lindsey Wislocki 9th Nov Jenny Groh 16th Nov Maria Church 23rd Nov Christine Ashton 30th Nov Aga Strojna-Rasche 7th Dec Visit from Father Christmas 14th Dec Morag Milligan 21st Dec Christmas Decorations Agreed timing 10 – 11 Freeplay 11-11.30 Music 11.30-12 Craft Mini Music (Thursdays ) (Organiser Cecelia Cienska) October 7th, 14th, 21st, 28th Aga Strojna-Rasche November 4th, 18th, 25th Melissa Tovell (no mini music on the 11th) December 2nd, 9th, 16th Lyndsey Esling (no mini-music on the 23rd or 30th) Baby Group (Fridays ) (Organiser Carina – carinaborin@hotmail.com) 1st Oct Carina BP 8th Oct Insa Grady 15th Oct Dora Rechnitzer 22nd Oct Vacant CHECK 29th Oct Carina BP 5th Nov Dora Rechnitzer 12th Nov Public 19th Nov Kate Van Schuijlenburg 26th Nov Carina BP