It’s no coincidence that most UK food festivals take place at this time of year, the harvest season. Fruit, vegetables and meat are at their best and should rightly be celebrated… Both confirmed foodies and the curious will congregate to seek out the latest tastes and flavours from local food and drink producers, and watch […]
For some children, larger schools and classrooms can mean reduced teacher interaction, elevated noise and an increased chance of disruption which can create barriers to learning… Slindon College’s ‘Keep it small, know them all’ ethos enables staff to get to know their pupils helping them to re-engage with learning in order to reach their full […]
New Milton is lucky to now have one of the greatest motorcycle museums in the world right on our doorstep! We had a terrific turn out for the grand opening of our new 10,000 sq ft extension to our complex on Thursday 22nd July in glorious New Milton sunshine… The complex was completed in March […]
The Connect to Support website is for anyone in West Sussex who is looking for additional help or support to maintain their independence, manage day-to-day tasks, and improve their health and wellbeing… If you support a relative, friend or neighbour, the information on this website will be invaluable to help you to find out what […]
A statement which has never rang more true – and as we emerge from the last 18 months of uncertainty, the importance of our Bournemouth Collegiate School (BCS) motto is undeniable. Whilst the pandemic bought with it many challenges, the commitment of staff and resilience of pupils means we have so much to be proud […]
Recent developments and new techniques from specialist surgeons improve function and speed recovery in knee patients… Knee surgery is changing There has rarely been a more exciting time to be involved with knee surgery as a Surgeon and as a patient. Rapid advances in the development of new, minimal implants and improved patient care maximises […]
The academic year of 2020 was a turbulent one, with periods of remote learning, bubbles, one-way systems, cancelled events and the last-minute announcement of teacher assessed grades. King Edward VI School, a co-educational school in the heart of Southampton, planned a jam-packed final term to thank students for abiding by the many and changing COVID […]
Kayleigh left her career in banking and is now fostering a 15 year old girl. She decided to change direction and become a highly valued Foster Carer for Dorset Council because she wanted to make a difference and help others. Kayleigh said: “This is literally the happiest I’ve ever been. I’ve gained another family member […]
After a stay in hospital, it’s wonderful to hear the words “you can go home”. But if your physical needs have changed, it’s important that you can live at home safely and without any struggle. This might mean organising equipment or renovations before you come home… At AHM Installations we are used to installing bathrooms […]
9-year-old Lottie has set herself the challenge of completing two children’s triathlons in memory of her brother Joshua, who was stillborn when Lottie was just seven years old… Inspired by her older brother, Benjamin, who raised £1,701 by cycling 26.2 miles for Chestnut Tree House last year, Lottie will be taking on a 100m swim, 2km cycle, and 1km […]