...free verse poems, beautifully capturing different stages and aspects of loss and grief, but also unexpected moments of joy, solace and comfort. One of the poems ‘Shapeshifter’ is dedicated to...
...on Monday evenings, although the pandemic has temporarily forced them to hang up their boots. As an alternative, they’re now using their skill and judgement to compete against each other...
...sense of community, values and citizenship and requires completing and evidencing several activities, including physical and skills challenges, plus community and charitable support. Jessica had already been working towards her...
...ski marathon, and multiple running and fitness events – but then lockdown struck and many of her planned events were cancelled. Undaunted, Heather is now rebooking many events for next...
...the water more acidic and can make swimmers poorly. Jack Alexander and swim team colleague, Andrey Gromak The full team comprises: Jack; Andrey Gromak (Managing Director, CVC, Hong Kong), Sally...
...on community projects such as building water supplies and schools. More recently, Stafford studied for a paramedic degree at Flinders University in Adelaide and it was after graduating this year...
...that it was as accessible and inclusive as possible for anyone who wants to join me,” he explains, “and my wife Jessica will be ferrying various friends to designated pick...
...thing. Dad was a good club player and mum made cracking teas! Dad’s two favourite grounds were the Kia Oval and Lord’s and I hit on the idea of running...
...close to our family’s hearts and did it so professionally and with such enthusiasm. As a team they’ve played together for a couple of years now and while we don’t...
...challenge on 14 August and the family are planning a big celebration, including a Facebook Live streaming and a cake sale in the garden if lockdown is over. If you’d...