Peter Steward

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I own and edit a number of other web sites on the Internet. My full portfolio to date is as follows. If you are interested in talking to me about building your own web site please e-mail me by clicking here.

Peter Steward's Web Site

You are currently looking at my personal web site which has been set up to include my writings, poetry and general bits and pieces which can be accessed by clicking on the links on the left or via the home page which is available by clicking here or on the photo.

The Steward Family Web Site

On our family site you will find details of our travels, genealogy and family history and more bits and pieces about Anne, Peter, Matt and Chris. This site can be accessed either by clicking here or by clicking on the photograph of Peter and Anne.

Hethersett Village Web Site

We live in Hethersett, which is a large village in Norfolk in the East of England. To visit my unofficial village site either click here or on the photograph of the King's Head Public House

Hethersett Athletic Football Club

I am currently chairman of Hethersett Athletic Football Club which provides competitive soccer for all ages from seven to adult and for both sexes. The club has won a number of national awards and I also put together the club web site which you can view either by clicking here or on the club badge opposite.

Hethersett Methodist Church

This is the official web site of Hethersett Methodist Church and features news along with details of coming events and church services. Visit the site by clicking here or on the photograph.

Cafe Morello

Cafe Morello has been called one of Norwich's best kept secrets. The cafe is owned by Pam and Steven Halstead and serves home made food and drink from its premises opposite Debenhams. To view the web site I have constructed for them click here or on the photograph.

The Freda Laycock Memorial Site This site is dedicated to the memory of Freda Laycock and primarily her work as a nurse during the Second World War including her help in liberating a German prisoner of war camp at Sandbostel. The site is set-up in scrapbook fashion to run chronologically through Freda's life. To view the web site click here or on the photograph.
I am also at present working on a web site for local artist Jo Cole. This will be available shortly.