At the end of May I was invited to be part of Medical Detection Dogs Graduation and Celebration Day at Stowe School, near Buckingham. What little I know about the charity has been learnt through my contact with them, since
Recently I received a slew of positive comments about this blog. One in particular highlighted the dilemma I face with each blog I create. Google is blind to creative minds and diverse lives! I know this, not only because I’ve been
When I fractured my ankle in a Tsunami 30 years ago, I didn’t envisage hoping for a fusion between veterinary medicine and human to solve my problem.
From Ruislip to Wooburn Green to find family, fun and fulfilment.
I first met Dave England on the Stage Management and Technical Theatre Course run by the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art (LAMDA) in 1986. We studied Stage Management with 20 or so fellow students, graduating as ‘Class of ‘1988’
Amber is one of my two Sprocker Spaniels. Ellie is a puppy from Amber’s first litter and now a professional truffle dog. Marion Dean founded the Truffle Hunters Dog School after having to change direction due to a health problem which left
Here’s a couple of updates on Alan, the puppy I donated to Medical Detection Dogs. Come on Jeremy Hunt, why aren’t you using these dogs to detect cancers as a matter of course. It’s a no brainer: the current secondary
Shared by kind permission of Tim Ferens, a veterinary surgeon in High Wycombe who wrote this article in response to me donating one of Amber’s second litter puppies (pictured below) to Medical Detection Dogs who carry out invaluable work as