Isle of Wight Charters B & B operate two charter boats: MV Newclose and MV Sea Wasp, moored next to each other on Wootton Creek, on the Isle of Wight. Once working boats, they are now floatels - offering the facilities of a motel afloat! Both offer comfortable accommodation in a quiet and beautiful part of the Isle of Wight. The boats can sleep up to 12 people in double or family cabins and feature showers (some en-suite), a lounge and sun deck. They are ideal bases for walking or cycling holidays, providing a peaceful and relaxing place to return to after a day exploring the beauties of the Island.
Visit the Island Charters web site.
We all take water for granted in the UK - even when we have hose pipe bans we still have plenty of water for washing and cooking. Sadly this is not the case in many parts of the world, so SiteWeave are helping those countires where water is scarce or pollited, or both, by supporting WaterAid.
Please visit the SiteWeave Water Aid page and the WaterAid web site.
Safe-T-Light is a unique nightlight which has several features:
It is a safety light which you can plug into any socket, ideally in the hallway or stairs to provide a nightlight, lighting the stairs and hallsway throughout the night. Plastic, stick-on filters are provided so that you can "tone-down" the light if required.
It will switch on automatically when darkness falls and switch off when daylight returns - or when you switch the lights on. It is so designed that you can plug another device into the socket built into the Safe-T-Light, thus you do not lose access to a socket.
The light unit is detachable, thus doubling up as a rechargable torch - if you need a torch at night you can readily find the Safe-T-Light and simply remove the light unit and use it as a torch. Once fully charged the battery will operate for up to ten hours. If there is a power failure at night the Safe-T-Light will, because of its internal rechargeable battery, remain alight for up to ten hours.
The Safe-T-Light is a British invention, click on the link to the BBC web site to see a video of its inventor, Chris Haines, talking about the safety light. Click the link to find out more about the Safe-T-Light and to purchase a Safe-T-Light - £22.99 including VAT and post and packaging visit www.safetlight.co.uk/buy_safety_light.asp.
The Safe-T-Light and SiteWeave featured in an article in the Portsmouth Evening News in September 2007.
Atlas Trailers offer trailers with a galvanised body and frame manufactured to BSEN ISO 1461 1991 standard and a range of additional extras which allow you to create several configurations - and all at a price well below those of other manufacturers.
For full details, pricing or to request a call, visit the Atlas Trailer web site at www.atlastrailers.co.uk.
Rediweld, based in Alton, Hampshire, have two strands to their business: traffic calming/security products and specialist moulding services. Since clients will wish to avail themselves of only one of these strands it was decided to redesign the site so that visitors could select one or the other from the home page.
The site contains much the same content as before, but the two sections of the business are now clearly separated. Visit the Traffic Management section or the Moulding Services.
SiteWeave first designed the CJ Precision web site in 2000, indeed it one of our first web sites, and we are proud to remain associated with this dynamic, modern company.
In a world where designers are getting younger and manufacturing is increasingly being 'off-shored', CJ Precision will provide a service in manufacturing, in the local community, which allows entrepreneurs, start up and established companies to compete in global markets.
See the new site at: www.cjtools.com
SiteWeave adds the December Newsletter "Making a Difference" to the IMC (In Ministry to Children) web site - please visit: www.imc-uk.org.uk. IMC works with street children in Colombia With an estimated 100,000 children on the streets in Bogota alone, IMC facts a challenge. Life is a fight for survival. Street children must confront death as a normal thing. So they develop strategies for survival that may compound already perilous circumstances. IMC aims to meet each need, each child where he/she is and rescue them from threat and abuse. Families are supported to keep them together. Some children were living on the streets, others were heading towards the streets because of emotional, physical or sexual abuse. An IMC home is not an orphanage, but a real home, with caring, loving house parents and support, aiming to provide care and protection with Christian principles and promoting good morals within the culture of the country.
