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Let it Snow, Let it Snow, Let it Snow
10:56am Tuesday 22nd December 2009
Hospitals are busy places, made even busier when there's bad weather. Getting to work has been difficult for many people, but if our staff don't get here there is no health service.
Despite the email scandal, concern over climate change growing
9:59am Monday 7th December 2009
New global survey shows that more people than ever are prepared for governments to take action against the threat of climate change
That's Oil, Folks
9:33am Wednesday 18th November 2009
I don't know when oil production will peak. But I know it will.
Struts dash up the M1
4:20pm Friday 13th November 2009
Following a routine operation a dash up the M1 to see a specialist, another opration, slight panic over blood transfusion and all in 24 hours
Join the Wave this Saturday
10:28am Thursday 5th November 2009
Show you want action on climate change by joining the Wave in St Albans!
More on Peahen Pollution
3:35pm Friday 23rd October 2009
For more on the story about pollution at the Peahen junction, listen to my radio interview on BBC Three Counties.
The Struts
3:28pm Thursday 15th October 2009
We left it last time with Olive keeping the news of her hospital visit a secret from the family. Only George, her husband, and family friend Uncle Bert knew the visit was pending. On Sunday morning the immediate family gathered at Olive’s house, as they do every Sunday, for a cup of tea and a chat and, if they’re lucky, or not on a diet, a bit of cake. This ritual has proved useful to Olive over recent years, because she now ensures that all the jobs that involve lifting, climbing or are generally messy, she leaves until her sons, Andrew and Brian arrive. This week it’s taking down the remains of the runner beans that have finished for the season and cleaning out the pump in the fishpond.
Family Health
5:54pm Friday 9th October 2009
This is the first of a series of blogs examining the Health trials and tribulations of a mythical family of mine. Join them over the coming weeks as we laugh, cry and just sit back in amazement at what they go through and how the NHS copes with them.
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