Guerrilla Knitters to produce a knitted garden shed

According to Leeds Today, yesterday.

Guerrilla Knits aims to encourage knitting enthusiasts of all ages to start producing knitted items for unusual outdoor locations.

They hope to work with a range of community groups to produce a knitted garden shed, complete with knitted hinges, doormat and window which will go on display at the I Love West Leeds Festival July 7-21.

# To get involved with Guerrilla Knits, ring Jane Earnshaw on 0789 6318657 or email festival@interplayleeds.co.uk.

DIY dancing

DIY megawossname B&Q have been told off by the Unions, for asking applicants for van driver jobs if they wanted to dance.

A few jobseekers danced to the Jackson Five tune Blame It On The Boogie.

B&Q said the dance was meant as a "light-hearted" exercise before the interviews began and said nobody had been forced to participate.

A Barn fit for a Bride!

Bridegroom Rob Aynesworth built his own reception venue after having problems finding one its a £100,000 replica of a Tudor cruck barn – a timber barn constructed round an 'A' frame of oak behind his father's pub,The Craven Arms, in the Dales village of Appletreewick.

The project took him a year and was completed only hours before their wedding.

BUILDERS' BUMS BLASTED

Builders came top in a list of annoying habits today when they were battered for baring their bums in public.

A survey of 500 householders showed that letting jeans or trousers slip down to expose bits of the body which should really stay private, was the biggest complaint.

Constantly asking for tea, poor personal hygiene and not saying please or thank you were other tradesmen's traits which upset people.

Junk removal firm Any Junk? said that following its study, company employees were provided with a belt so that had no excuse for flashing any flesh below their waist.

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