Corky’s Last Case: The Complete Story by Pete Johnson
Here you will get the full story, Pete has written for our pleasure. It’s a very interesting story, and the ending is as surprising as so many parts inside.
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Domestic violence in the UK: A pandemic within the coronavirus pandemic By Christy Birmingham-Reyes
Domestic violence in the UK: A pandemic within the coronavirus pandemic Read more …
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Good Old NHS! by Stevie Turner
Good Old NHS! I have nothing but praise for our NHS at the moment. After my GP referral had been processed at Addenbrooke’s Eye Clinic, I received a first appointment to be seen on September 8th. The very next day I was telephoned and offered a 2-snip punctoplasty procedure for my watery right eye a […]
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Wise words to an elderly lady complaining about her husband’s smoking and drinking by Churchmouse
Britain’s veteran television presenter Richard Madeley has a weekly agony uncle column in The Telegraph. Recently, a 76-year-old lady from Argyll and Bute in Scotland wrote to him complaining about her 73-year-old husband’s smoking and drinking. Excerpts of the letter and Madeley’s wise reply follow, emphases mine. Anon writes: I am 76 and I don’t […]
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5 of the Best Reasons to Do Business in Britain by MostlyBlogging
5 of the Best Reasons to Do Business in Britain Are you looking to start a business in UK as a foreigner? In an increasingly globalized and interconnected world, you may very well arrive at a stage in your professional or entrepreneurial development where it makes sense to start looking at ways to diversify your […]
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Colours of Brighton! by ultimatetravel8
Brighton is one of the closest seaside towns to London. Only about an hour away by train, you’re in this amazing colourful city full of surprises. This city is famous for having one of the most iconic and unusual palaces in the country, is considered the green capital of Britain, and ABBA won the Eurovision […]
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What’s about some culture? The Serpenine Gallery (LDN), and a photography exhibition of James Barnor called ‘Accra/London – A Retrospective’.
If you are looking for something new to do in London, The Serpentine Gallery is the place to go. It is situated in Kensington Gardens, in Hyde Park, London. There are two gallery branches, one at the north side, and the other one on the south side. They are less than ten minutes walk from […]
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Wisley Gardens by UltimateTravel
Wisley Gardens is one of the finest gardens in the world. It has a very big display of plants from all over the globe. One of the best things about it is that it’s an always-evolving place not only through seasonal changes, but with newly… Read more …
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The Virus in July, 2021 | The Wentworth Report by survivaltricks
The Virus in July, 2021 | The Wentworth Report https://wentworthreport.com/2021/07/21/the-virus-in-july-2021/ The Virus in July, 2021. By David Archibald. All is proceeding as it was foreseen. The UK has vaccinated 70% of its population. The Virus has ignored that and gone for a third wave. All exposures to the spike protein cause some damage. But the death […]
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Other news to sideeffects of the Covid vaccines – We want you to know.
Editorials Note: Read carefully, we can not verify all. But we want you to know. RACGP – Are blood clots a concern with mRNA vaccines? Blood clots as prevalent with Pfizer and Moderna vaccine as with AstraZeneca’s: study – MarketWatch Pfizer COVID Vaccine Linked to Rare Blood Clot Disorder, Israeli Researchers Say • Children’s Health Defense Coronavirus: Pfizer’s […]
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