I asked Julie Cook to send us something about fly tipping for our Grove Estate Residents Association (GERA) newsletter. We see lots of people coming over, throwing their rubbish in our bins and then driving off. Seeing that it is collected by the council doesn’t really give us residents any Read more…
I’ve been reading this book called Carve It On Your Heart by Acharya Vijay Ratnasundersuri and it’s quite amazing. There’s some real gems in there that just stand out. I think it’s one of those books that you need to read again and again and each time you’ll find a Read more…
I heard a joke recently about a man who took his dog to the vet to get his tail amputated. This was so that his mother in law had no indication that she was liked in their household! Ha ha right? Well, jokes aside, it made me think about the Read more…
This post is all about the baobab fruit and how we will be able to buy it in the UK. It’s great! Africa get recognised and benefit from a natural produce. Many are employed. Wealth will increase. All good right? What about our carbon footprint? What about all the air Read more…
I was reading a magazine called Harrow People today. In it there’s an article focused on making sure those who are cared for are not left in the lurch if there carer has some sort of emergency. Here are the details: – Carers Emergency Support Service (CESS) Harrow Council has Read more…
Here’s some info I got from the 100 Black Men of London newsletter. Does it apply to you? Do you want to tell your story? Did you come from the Caribbean to rejoin your parents in the UK as a child? Then the Thomas Coram Research Unit are particularly interested Read more…
Over the years there has been a lot of research carried out, statistics have been constructed, debates have been held and policies have been changed or formed, all addressing sex and what can and does happen after people engage in it, be it carelessly or carefully. It has been brought Read more…
