Month: December 2017

I’ve got the feeling that this year is not going to end with either a whimper, or a bang.  It’s going to […]

“Could drinking tea really be linked to a lower risk of glaucoma?,” asks The Guardian. The question is prompted by a US […]

News and Comment from Roy Lilley. Another year in sight and the urgency to deal with three things, no less pressing.  Apparently, […]

When you think it can’t get any colder… it does. Looking at the stars was once for lovers.  Now they bring the […]

The Co-Chair of the Equality and Diversity Council (EDC) looks at the focus on vital: The first formal meeting of the newly […]

There’s a bloke I’ve been watching on the telly.  Jim.  He’s been teaching me quantum mechanics… he’s on BBC4. You clever lot […]

The NHS has teamed up to Lego to create the most absorbing and challenging construction set ever. The Lego Accountable Care System […]

I remember it well.  Even as the former chair of a district health authority I had no idea what to expect. The […]