Friday, 17 June 2011
Thursday, 16 June 2011
Twist of Fête
If seeing the Dames on the TV made you think you can't get enough of them, come along to our Fundrasier on 26th June at Subside. It's a Summer Fête with a roller girl twist!Traditional summer fayre games like tombola or 'splat the rat' are given a bit of a roller girl edge.... Throw a wet sponge at a ref anyone?
There will also be your typical Dames-favoured music, cakes and other shenanigans you come to expect from the Dames.
Price is £3 entry before 9pm, £4 entry afterwards.
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Catch up with the Dames on 4OD

If you missed the Dames on 'Embarassing Bodies: Live at the Clinic' last night, you can watch it online at Channel 4 On Demand. Click here to watch the episode on 4OD.
Tuesday, 14 June 2011
Tomorrow: Blitz Dames team up with Embarassing Bodies again!

Ever  the advocates of female health, the Blitz Dames teamed up with the people behind Channel 4's 'Embarassing Bodies' for a second time back in  March. Previously the Dames had promoted the diversity and also the  importance of checking your breasts. This time, the focus was around the  female genitalia. Razor Red #227 explains:
"I was  fortunate enough to accompany some of my fellow Dames to a second  visit  to the Embarrassing Bodies Clinic, this time the topic was  vulvas. I  have to be honest with myself, at first I was a little unsure  as to  which part of the vagina the vulva was, but I was given a larger  that  life example of one, I won't give it away its quite a surprise  you'll  have to watch the show ;). 
Once again so much  information was  brought to my attention about this area of my body, I  was shocked to  find out how little I knew and how little other women  knew. We learnt  about how to look for any abnormal colorations, this  being something I  myself had never even really thought about. We also  learnt that the  vulva itself is not one specific part of the vagina but  is a  collection of different parts of the vagina as a whole. 
As  always we had  a really good day. It was very relaxed and very  informative, we even had  a live model; a lady called Daphne who was  kind enough to show us her  vulva, I think she was very brave. The crew  were great and all female  which was very considerate seeing as we had a  live female model. 
I  recomend that if you're a lady  you check out this episode, I really  thought I was in the know about  this particular area of the body but to  my suprise there was a lot to  learn about that needs to be made more  aware! This episode will give  you a much better understanding of how to  check yourself for anything  abnormal and indeed what to look for. I'm  definitely richer from this  experience, we had a good laugh, it was a  real pleasure to be invited  back to take part in the show! 
Razor Red
 xx"
You  may (or may not?) be happy to know that the Dames do not bear all for  the cameras themselves this time as they have done previously! ;)
The  Birmingham Blitz Dames can be seen on Embarrassing Bodies: Live from  the Clinic tomorrow night, Wednesday 15th June 2011, 8pm on Channel 4.
The Blitz Dames are available for interview and are happy to talk about the episode.

Swapping skates for trainers? Must be for Charity...
Dames and other fun-runners for RMHCLast Sunday, Dames and Dukes Superoxide, Suzette la Flamme, RUFFty TUFFty, Max Dissent, Nico Warrior, Coletta L Damage and Cherry KO ran the 8.5 miles of the Great Midlands Fun Run for Ronald McDonald House Charities.
Ronald McDonald House is an independent Charity which aims to provide free ‘home away from home’ accommodation at hospitals across the UK, enabling families to stay close to their child and maintain a degree of normal family life. The charity is close to the Dames' hearts as our very own Freedom Fyta works for Ronald McDonald House in Birmingham.
Together the Dames raised over £740 including giftaid for RMHC. It's not too late to make a donation though. Just click here.
Ronald McDonald House is an independent Charity which aims to provide free ‘home away from home’ accommodation at hospitals across the UK, enabling families to stay close to their child and maintain a degree of normal family life. The charity is close to the Dames' hearts as our very own Freedom Fyta works for Ronald McDonald House in Birmingham.
Together the Dames raised over £740 including giftaid for RMHC. It's not too late to make a donation though. Just click here.
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