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One woman’s crusade to help dementia sufferers

One woman’s crusade to help dementia sufferers

This is National Dementia Week and I am promoting it with this guest post written by Joanne Knowles, who is tirelessly crusading for sufferers to be helped with a clinically approved course which she feels passionately about. I can totally understand why Joanne (pic...

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Message for Joe Cheng at Microsoft

I am hoping Joe Cheng who helps writes the Windows Live Writer programme will read this post because I need his help again. Two years ago I wrote a post when I had problems with Live Writer and he swiftly responded after reading about it on my blog and instantly...

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Bendy cucumbers are back

My MEP Robert Sturdy has welcomed the return of misshapen fruit and veg to our stores from today when the EU finally lifts its ban on wonky fruit and veg. It means that 26 types of fruit and veg, including bendy cucumbers and nobbly carrots, can be stocked again after...

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Heartbreak over death of Liam, Britain’s kindest kid

Heartbreak over death of Liam, Britain’s kindest kid

The nearby community where my sons went to school is in mourning today following the death of its bravest little lad, Liam Fairhurst aged 14. He passed away quietly at home in Soham  with his family and close friends present after battling cancer. My son James...

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James’ school prom and other news

James’ school prom and other news

From horse carriage to fire engine, and limo to pushbike, these  were some of the eye catching ways in which my son James' friends arrived for their school prom this evening. One novel set of wheels which drew up was this dingy recycling  bin - and two...

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Congratulations Allan Brigham

Congratulations Allan Brigham

Congratulations to Cambridge's most illustrious road sweeper Allan Brigham, who is to collect an honorary master's degree from Cambridge University for his services to the community as a tour guide. I'm hoping to join him on one of his hidden history city tours -...

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The recession and sprucing up on public speaking

The recession and sprucing up on public speaking

I was at the 10th anniversary dinner of Cambridge Speakers' Club a few days ago and asked our area governor Graham Frost whether the recession had seen a decline of membership. I wondered if Toastmaster clubs were closing due to lack of support. On the contrary, he...

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