HEALTHWATCH: The gift that keeps on giving
This is a personal story. Last year, my younger brother suffered a stroke and subsequently died in Lister Hospital Stevenage. The staff were fantastic.One thing he had been clear about...
Read moreDetailsThis is a personal story. Last year, my younger brother suffered a stroke and subsequently died in Lister Hospital Stevenage. The staff were fantastic.One thing he had been clear about...
Read moreDetailsThis week, a heartening story of a man who fulfilled his early potential, going on to become one of the most commercially successful painters of his generation who lived a...
Read moreDetailsThe Fir Tree Until December 30 Norden Farm 01628 788997 norden.farm The Moomin family is hibernating in the drawing room as is their custom. They aren’t planning on surfacing until...
Read moreDetailsHurst Show and Country Fayre has given its highest ever total, over £20,000, to charities and other good causes this year. The event’s chair, Sue Payne, said: “Huge thanks goes...
Read moreDetailsA NURSE who works at Broadmoor has been presented with a special prize at a national award ceremony. On Friday, November 23, Adam Cramp picked up the title Apprentice of...
Read moreDetailsHurst village is switching on its Christmas tree lights as an early celebration of the festival day of its patron saint, St Nicholas, writes Sue Corcoran. The event is at School...
Read moreDetailsI want you inspired. I want you motivated. I want you interested and then I want you COMMITTED. These words should be pretty ingrained in your thought pattern and conscious...
Read moreDetailsIF YOU go down to the woods tomorrow, you're in for a big surprise. No, not bears on a picnic, but Santas on the run. The annual Thames Hospice Santa...
Read moreDetailsPrime Minister Theresa May escaped her Brexit whirl – only to be quizzed on it by pupils at a school she praised for being “impressive”. The children’s probing questions were...
Read moreDetailsA HOMELESS man has been jailed after pleading guilty to drug dealing. Last Thursday, Max Gough, 26, appeared at Reading Crown Court where he admitted to have a range of...
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