The Foodtacular NEW D-Bar Menu!
Come and join us at our FREE food tasting event on Friday 20th January 2012. For more information, click here.
Ashenhurst
Going into hospital? Ahh the NHS will take care of you.
Or will they? With news of all sorts of illnesses, preventable ones, plaguing wards and leading them to be shut down are we really doing enough for our sick and wounded? Read the rest of this entry »
Zero Landfill- Let’s all be Jolly Green Students!
From next Monday our properties in Huddersfield and Sheffield are joining the green revolution like never before. That’s right folks, we’re going Zero Landfill! Read the rest of this entry »
Recycling at Digs Student Accommodation
Bloat Ahoy!
Dear God of Food, how full do we all feel? Honestly think I could actually explode at any moment and seriously considering not eating again until February. Why do we do it?? Read the rest of this entry »
How to battle Condensation
Condensation – Top Tips:
Condensation is a problem at this time of year and it can damage your room. It happens when warm air inside the room meets the cold windowpane and forms droplets of water. With double and secondary glazing, condensation can get between a pane, which isn’t good for the window frames, especially if they’re made or wood. Read the rest of this entry »
This is Sarah’s Place @ Ashenhurst Houses
News round up!
As our last summary of what’s going on in the world seemed so popular, we’re back again with a quick snap shot of a few stories that have caught our eye over the past week.
A personal message to Digs from Santa
It is crazy out here! I’m just casually posting from the North Pole…obvs!
I have been rushing from shopping centre to shopping centre since MIDNIGHT. Yes… midnight. Whose idea was it to have ‘late night’ shopping? I have got to run a new Elf recruitment campaign! Read the rest of this entry »
Jolly Green Student: The results are in!
We’re sure you’ve noticed that DIGS is all about being green; we bang on about it pretty much all the time. That’s ‘cos we think it’s pretty important and we try as much a possible to do ‘our bit’. We can’t do it alone though and we rely on our lovely residents to help us keep our carbon footprint as low as possible. Read the rest of this entry »