I was talking to my friend Alpa about the fact that I shop for my food on line. We were discussing the pro and cons of it and then diverged to where we shop and why. I was saying that Tesco have reasonable prices and I haven’t had many problems Read more…
I’ve not created a post like this before but I was inspired by emails I read from the group subscribed to Not Milk. The information is priceless. Time saving and can support so much in terms of reducing trips to the hospital etc. So this is a space purely dedicated Read more…
This message was sent to me by email. If it applies to you but you need more info or clarification, please let me know : ) Heena Hi Dhirubhai, I am attaching a reply received from my MP regarding implications of Holding Overseas Citizen of India status on our protection Read more…
Here’s some info about Glaucoma from the 100 Black Men of London newsletter. What is it? Glaucoma is the name given to a group of eye diseases that cause damage to the optic nerve. Such damage can lead to a gradual loss of sight and, if left untreated, blindness. Glaucoma Read more…
We’re hearing so much about this but I know people who don’t quite have their head around it. So here’s a quote Suraj sent me from Wikipedia Credit crunch is a term used to describe a sudden reduction in the general availability of loans (or “credit”), or a sudden increase Read more…
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…
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…
