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Maynelines Blinds is a family run business with over 15 years experience in the Blind and Shutter industry. We pride ourselves in delivering high quality made to measure blinds at affordable and competitive prices. We offer a friendly service, in the relaxed surroundings of your own home, where you can choose from an extensive range of products and materials.Our service includes advice on style and colour, measurement of windows /conservatory and now including window shutters, fitting at times to suit you.IMPORTANTFollowing a new law being passed ALL our blinds will be fitted with the appropriate CHILD SAFETY DEVICE. Please call us to arrange an appointment, all home visits, quotations and fittings are FREE of charge. Aldershot, Basingstoke, Camberley, Farnham, Fleet, Guildford and within 10 miles of FleetAttractive made-to-measure Curtains, Vertical Blinds and Hard Flooring in Fleet, Hampshire Discover the secret to a beautiful home with Interior Decisions Ltd. You'll be amazed at the difference our bespoke floor coverings make to your home once your new carpet is fitted.
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bimbi curtains and blindsWe opened our store in Fleet Road, Fleet, Hampshire back in 1994 and after some 17 years, we moved across the road to larger and more modern premises, early in 2011. We now have an extensive modern showroom where we have we have on display a wide variety of Blinds, Curtains, Curtain Poles and tracks, Carpets, Vinyl Floor Coverings, Lminates and Wood Floorings. Our showroom is situated in the middle of Fleet town, on the corner of Fleet Road and Church Road, and there is a Car Park at the rear of the premises. Contact Interior Decisions Ltd based in Fleet, Hampshire, for high-quality, tailor-made blinds and bespoke vertical blinds.
It's never been easier to kit your home out in the most stylish way possible, thanks to our carpets, curtains, and blinds. With a massive selection of styles and types to choose from, why not pay our showroom a visit. We know you'll find the right choices to complement your home. While most of our customers are domestic, we also do safety flooring for commercial clients, so contact us today. Request a quote from Interior Decisions Ltd for made-to-measure curtains and vertical blinds from our team based in Fleet, Hampshire.e see our showroom and browse our collection of fabric books, poles and beautiful trimmings etc. All our soft furnishings are made by us in our on site workroom - Curtains, blinds, pelmets, cushions, loose covers and bedding.We can help you choose the design and fabric to best suit your needs and budget. Please read our Terms & Conditions NEWSLETTERCurtain Call - The Curtain AgencyDesigner Fabric Second Hand Curtains3 Church Street Cobham SurreyKT11 3EG01932 860919Open 10 am to 5pm Monday to Saturday
to be redirected to Curtain Call website please click hereHand-made curtains, soft furnishings, loose covers and upholstery. Based in Farnham in Surrey, we are a small company with over 30 years' experience producing beautiful soft furnishings for our customers.Find out more about us and you'll see that the quality of our work is our priority, whether on the careful finish of a pair of curtains, a tailored loose cover or a trimmed Roman blind. We specialise in hand-made soft furnishings of all kinds including: From our workshop in the Surrey countryside, we offer a hand made service on every item we produce no matter how large or small. Take a look at our work We work directly with all our customers and will tailor our service to suit your individual requirements. Read about our customers With 30 years' experience, 20 in our current workshop on Mellow Farm, we can offer a wealth of knowledge and expertise. Find out more about us Jean Allister (born Ballymoney, 26 February 1932, died Church Crookham 11 July 2012) was an opera singer who encompassed a wide range of repertoire both on stage and on the concert platform in a career spanning over 30 years.
Allister studied under Norman Allin at the Royal Academy of Music and her early roles included Mistress Quickly at the Academy in 1954, and parts in Elijah at the Royal Festival Hall, and Handel's Belshazzar at the Foundling Hospital in July 1955. She married her fellow student the tenor Edgar Fleet in 1955 and they worked together in several performances including Britten's Spring Symphony at the Royal Academy and Abraham and Isaac at the Royal Court Theatre. She became a member of the Ambrosian Singers where among fellows altos she sang alongside Pamela Bowden, Heather Harper and Helen Watts.[1] From 1959 to 1970 she sang in fifteen Proms concerts at the Royal Albert Hall, including Henze's Novae de Infinito Laudes with the composer in 1965 and Beethoven's Choral Symphony under Sargent in 1966,[2] and at the Three Choirs Festivals she appeared from 1961 to 1977, where she participated in the British premiere of Martin's In Terra Pax in 1960 and the same composer's Requiem in 1975.
Her performance in the title role of The Italian Girl in Algiers at the 1961 St Pancras Arts Festival was hailed by Opera magazine: "a new coloratura mezzo, Jean Allister […] Her tone was rich and warm, and remained so right through the range, not growing hard at the top or fading at the bottom. She showed a sense of the stage, a good feeling for phrase, and acceptable divisions. She offered in all ways a delightful impersonation of Rossini's resourceful heroine, and each of the arias made its proper effect". In May 1961 Allister took one of the sixteen lines in Vaughan Williams's Serenade to Music at Charles Groves' farewell concert with the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra and later sang Mahler's Symphony of a Thousand under him at the Proms in 1964. For Glyndebourne Opera her roles included Dryade in Ariadne auf Naxos, Arnalta in L'incoronazione di Poppea, also at the Proms in 1963, and Melide in Cavalli's L'Ormindo in 1968 which also toured to Ghent, Brussels and Munich.[4] In 1966 Allister was described as “admirable” as the rag-picker in Il tabarro for Welsh National Opera.
[5] In Handel's Scipio in Hanover in 1970, Jean Allister sang Lucejo with Charles Farncombe conducting. As the nanny in the premiere of Gardner's The Visitors, Musical Times pronounced her “outstanding”.[7] Her final stage appearance was as Grandmother Buryjovka in the English National Opera North production of Jenůfa in Leeds in 1980. Following this she taught privately and at the Leeds City College of Music, and lived in the city with her second husband, René Atkinson. Allister edited the book Sing Solo Soprano, published by Oxford University Press in 1986. During the 1960s she recorded a significant number of roles in Sullivan operettas, such as The Mikado (Katisha) for EMI; and The Pirates of Penzance (Edith), Ruddigore (Mad Margaret), Utopia Ltd (excerpt - Lady Sophy) and The Sorcerer (Mrs. Partlet) for Decca.[8] In February 1963 she also took part in recordings of selections from The Gondoliers, HMS Pinafore, Iolanthe, The Mikado, Patience and The Pirates of Penzance with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra under James Walker for Reader's Digest, in which her first husband Edgar Fleet also took part.