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- Sep 12, 2026
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- Jul 18, 2026
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'A century of courage: The lasting legacy of Lily Ebert' (opens the original)
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I have read a lot of books about the Holocaust, when so many were murdered in Auschwitz. Today I am coming to the end of Lily’s story. Her book is titled Lily’s Promise, by Lily Ebert. Her grandson, Dov Forman, encouraged her to write this book to share her experiences and stop any further such Shoah, the Hebrew word for the genocide of millions of Jews. Lily was a sister, and she became a survivor through times of horror, protecting two of her sisters. They lost their mother, another sister and
'Avebury is calling, so I jump in the car and enjoy the peaceful country drive’ (opens the original)
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It was lovely to receive so much feedback following my article about Combe Gibbet. So, today I am surprised how people do not know where Avebury is. Avebury being another part of our local history. National Trust provide the parking and entry pathway to find yourself within the stones. We can touch them, walk closely by, and continue as far as you wish. I usually just wake, feeling Avebury is calling, so jump in the car and enjoy the 40-minute country drive. The entry lanes are so peaceful and w
'The NHS has always been there for us, and we should never take it for granted' (opens the original)
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I have always worked with people, not just machines or technology. I have a background in nursing, which brings in memories of providing care and support for patients’ physical and psychological needs. My employment was within our National Health Service, and I cannot understand criticism or negative feelings of our NHS. It's free! It is available. It is everywhere. The NHS was originally inspired by Bevan on 5th July 1948. Bevan was a Minister of Health and Housing, of the workers. In 1950s pre
WW2 soldier's letter home from crossing of the Rhine now at museum (opens the original)
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‘Dear Mother,’ This is the first line of a letter written in WW2 by Raymond Whittall. The letter was written on March 24, 1945, at the crossing of the Rhine. Raymond was a signalman in 131 Field Artillery of the 15th Scottish Division. This letter has remained in our family for 81 years. Six pages of handwritten, lined paper, written in ink. How did it safely cross the English Channel, leaving Germany, Belgium, and France, to reach Shropshire, the home of Raymond's family, the Whittalls? Raymond
'A simple fan has become one of the most important things in my home this week' (opens the original)
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I aimed to book an early trip to Andover Recycling Centre to avoid the heat. Yet, it was already at 30°C at 9am. I must admire the workers, dressed in their startling bright orange uniforms. The term boiler suits describes their kit in this weather. Yet they do not hold back, always assisting the visitors, so deserve a round of applause. Today, I have closed all curtains and windows, with my fan on all day. What a difference that makes; why did I not follow instructions yesterday? I should have
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