The office has been flooded. Running from left to right, in the centre of the space a whole row of the ceiling tiles have fallen to the ground due to the weight of water that was cascading from a crack in the roof. Half of the carpet tiles are completely sodden, two...
Yesterday I visited a young lady (18) who was diagnosed with Pernicious Anaemia in June, just days after she completed her A-Levels. She had been ill for over a year and had really struggled with her studies leading up to the exams. She’s still coming to terms with...
We’ve had an incredibly busy summer, upgrading our website, organising the December Conference, Organising the New Membership System, writing various Grant Applications and dealing with an average of 12 telephone enquiries and a lot of emails every day. We deserve a...
Word reaches me of movings afoot in London that are not unexpected. It seems that the Dept. of Health and other interested parties are engaging with pharmaceutical companies and ‘suggesting’ that they may want to investigate the possibility of developing a 1mg or 2mg...
One of the worse aspects of being a full-time teacher was the Inspections that happened every four years or so. These were traumatic times and during the run-up to the week-long inspection all staff had to ensure that their Course Reports were up to date and accurate....
Two new Support Groups are forming, one in Anglesey for Anglesey and north Wales and another in Los Angeles, California. Please see the Support section of the website below Community for contact details. Support Groups are the best way to combat the feeling of...