THE historic Walter Arms is a venue you’ve probably driven past many times and wondered what it’s like inside. Well, after an extensive makeover from new owners, it is safe...

By the Revd Hannah Higginson Climate change and care of our planet is something that – praise God! – seems to finally be taking centre stage in society’s thinking.  Yes,...

By Jeremy Edwards, from AntiqArt Gustav Klimt was an Austrian “Symbolist Painter” of some repute. He was born in July 1862 in Baumgarten, near Vienna. His mother had an unrealised...

The community that makes up the client base of a veterinary practice is as wide and varied as you could possibly imagine. People from all walks of life sharing one...

This pate is umami rich and very easy to make and a great way to use up mushrooms. Serve with fresh crusty bread or toast with butter. Ingredients 300g Mushrooms...

By the Revd Colin James What are we trying to escape? If your answer is “nothing”, I am afraid I don’t believe you! There are clearly situations where escaping is...

Sandhurst Military Academy Nineteen Inner Wheelers, partners and friends visited Sandhurst Military Academy recently. We learnt about the history of Sandhurst - how it came into being and how it...

Diabetes mellitus is one of the most common hormonal conditions in cats, and thought to affect up to 1% of cats. We diagnose and treat many diabetic cats and dogs...

  I believe I have mentioned before of my major interest (some of my friends call it a fixation!) with space exploration and research. I have been the Vice Chair...

When I started my role originally as Youth and Family Worker back in 2012, my daughters were then six and nine had recently lost both their paternal and maternal grandfathers...