It couldn’t be more fitting. The garden of the house that provided the first hospice care in Bury has opened for Hidden Gardens since 1995 thanks to owners John and Mary Kent who bought it in 1992. This picture shows how a loquat, raised from a pip, makes a spectacular show in one corner of the garden with the soft yellow blooms of the ‘Canary Bird’ rose.

it's particularly worrying, with 40% of IB claimants with mental health problems, and CBT becoming a work activity...when it is in fact a treatment, and compulsory medical treatment as a condition for receiving benefits is a bit of a step too far for much of the general public, if not New Labour... i don't have anything against the provision of CBT, which gets good results - wonder why it can be made available via Work Directions etc but not to the extent needed via the NHS? have concerns that treatment is provided by practioners employed by target and self-interest- driven employers, and have questions about confidentiality and duty of care... The next three months of recruit training involved the delights of square bashing and for those whose marching or kit did not come up to scratch they learnt the joys of polishing the guardroom dustbin for hours on end.Not surprisingly, Sue’s other job is in re-enactment at Kentwell Hall. Her ability to bring history to life makes this garden an unforgettable experience.

A powerful account of what one dog means to one man on his road to recovery. Both heart-warming and life-affirming. Bravo Chris and Lynne. Bravo Bravehound." I'm looking through the regs today and am somewhat dismyaed to see that the disabled student definition for income-related ESA appears to only apply to someone who is in receipt of DLA. Stand By Your Beds! has many photos taken by the author or of the author and period photographs such as recruits being shown how to fire a Sten gun by an officer,Get Some In! was broadcast from 1975 to 1978 for six series on ITV by Thames Television. There were 34 episodes which included a Get Some In! Christmas special.

After the twelve week period of basic training the recruits completed a passing out parade, had a spot of leave and were then posted to General Duties (GD), to an Officer Cadet Training Unit (OCTU) or for technical or flying training. In the case of the author of Stand By Your Beds! he was drafted to RAF Middle Wallop for flight training before a posting to OCTU at RAF Spitalgate near Grantham and RAF Cranwell. A great strength of this show is that it not a vehicle for stars, in a Calamity Jane style. I want to stress how much the depth of energy, enthusiasm and sheer joy the chorus added throughout. All the players deserve praise and should feel proud of the standard the inspirational director Gloria, author Paul, choreographer Emma set and they all jointly achieved. You know what they say about buses? You don’t see one for ages then three come along at once? The same is true of deadlines. It seems I’m never working towards just one deadline. I’m always working towards three at the same time. I’ve been toggling between a novel, a non-fiction book and this column while the washing up sits in the sink and the laundry pile threatens to tip over and suffocate me whenever I open the bedroom door. And all the time the dodgy flashing on the roof remains unfixed and the rain continues to pour. There is so much smoke and mirrors going on with this that it's taking some time to digest it all, but in a nutshell, our opinion at the moment is less benefit for most claimants, and less claimants because of a harder test. Also, can't see any regs relating to appeal rights.

'We dug up the lawn'

Mary laughs as she recalls the first year they opened and a neighbour advised her to learn all the names of her plants. Defence is looking to better understand its natural capital so that it can optimise the opportunity for wildlife, conservation and agriculture. The military functions of Defence land are dependent on effective vegetation control and healthy environments. Planning needs to be carried out in a coherent way, cognisant of environmental change and opportunity. From what we understand, you are correct that anyone still able to claim IS following the introduction of ESA will be eligible for a Disability Premium if they qualify through receipt of DLA MRC for example. However, there won't be many people in this position I guess. For those searching military records, for information on a former nurse of the QAIMNS, QARANC, Royal Red Cross, VAD and other nursing organisations or other military Corps and Regiments, please try The humour was well brought out; the running gag of the porter carrying the wooden leg going on and offstage right and left was well worked. There was even a rather risque mention of the "clap" which, in panto style would go over the children's heads, but made me laugh.