Will Aid, the UK’s most enduring and successful charity Will-making scheme, runs again for the month of November 2012. The Solicitors who kindly agree to take part receive no payment for their services,… Continue reading
Had the police taken more care and realised the meaning of the orange spot, there was a high chance that they wouldn’t have left the woods unguarded allowing him to return that night… Continue reading
As some of you will already know and some of you will be blissfully unaware, November is #NaNoWriMo. Or, National Novel Writing Month to give it its full title. The basic premiss is… Continue reading
Feeling in need of a Sunday dinner but without the inclination to make one, we headed off to The Coach House in St Neots. It’s a lovely building and unbeknownst to us had… Continue reading
If, like my boys, you are obsessed with Minecraft then you will need to see these: The innocuous looking black coat, by the way, is for the secret geek; it looks like a… Continue reading
This is a real test given by Human Relations departments at many of the major corporations today. It helps them get better insight concerning their employees and in their prospective employees. Answers are… Continue reading
Last week (8th Oct – 14th Oct) was Dyslexia Awareness week. Dyslexia is of personal interest to me and my family as my 11 year old has recently been diagnosed with it (at… Continue reading
