As well as listing us in our category section we also have our own individual listing here Wheelchair Ramps

These Leisure Dancing Passports are specifically aimed at five to 16 year olds who haven’t had much dancing experience (if any at all) and are keen to try several styles. The passports can be used at dance schools all over the UK and each passport is valid for 10 lessons.

This means that your little cherub can try cool and funky dance styles like disco, freestyle, cheerleading or even more traditional moves such as salsa, rock and roll and ballroom (always a winner with the popularity of Strictly Come Dancing!).

We’ve just had a look on the website selling the dance lesson vouchers and it seems you can buy a dance passport for two children, which sounds like a great idea, so siblings or best friends can go to the lesson together if they choose.

Gerald Duck was recently listed as one of the UK’s top 10 website marketing experts by UKSBD and is said to be very selective as to who he works with.

Gerald will be taking control of all online marketing including Search Engine Optimisation and Viral Marketing.

After doing so, I received an email from google asking about VAT, so pointed out to them that if wheelchair ramps are bought by a disabled person for their own personal and domestic use they can be zero rated.

This got me thinking about whether I should be building new sites for these products rather than have them on a wheelchar ramps site which is sometimes not even rellevant to the products/services I am adding.

Unfortunately I am a bit tied up with an article site at the moment and have also just started a google maps optimisation site which will probably take me a couple of days to set up.

Hopefully, by the end of the week these will both be wrapped up and I will the start removing the content not related to wheelchair ramps on to new sites.

Wheelchair user Adam rolls in to Albert square on Thursday 10th September playing the part of  Manda Best’s son Adam.