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Anyone reading this column will be blessed with something most of us take for granted - the gift of sight. A few years ago I had the opportunity to gain just a...

In my last column I reflected on some of the key moments of 2022 and now, as we say hello to the New Year, here’s a look ahead to some of the events that lie in...

How will we remember 2022? In January alone we had climate change, calamity and Covid combined. It was the warmest New year's Day on record in Central London,...

The passing of Her Majesty has left me with a feeling of profound loss and sadness. Her leadership, diplomacy, dignity and unshakeable sense of duty to her...

When I was a young girl at primary school, I remember our class reading a book called the Silver Sword, by Ian Serraillier. Based on fact, and set in 1940 in...

On Monday 7th February, I joined the Prime Minister and the Chancellor on a visit to Maidstone Hospital’s oncology centre and chemotherapy day unit. Testament...

Throughout the pandemic my team and I have maintained progress on many campaigns and here is a short update on some of the issues we have been tackling in...

It is difficult to adequately express my reflections on a year gone by, such as the one we have all just endured in 2021. The loss of so many lives, the...

It is undeniable that unless global warming is arrested, the world will face the collapse of the life essentials we currently take for granted; our drinking...