Monthly Archives: July 2018

As many of you know I don’t buy the local rag but am forwarded old copies which I sometimes scan before chucking in the bin. Catching my eye was an… Read more »

It seems that one visit to the chemist is never enough. Over the last year I have had to visit the chemist rather a lot more than usual. I’m finding… Read more »

At this time of a hosepipe ban thoughts are naturally drawn to water wastage and perhaps how it is happening without us realising. Take for example the requirement to rinse… Read more »

Alan Titchmarsh has hit out at water companies blaming gardeners for water shortages and bringing in a hosepipe ban. Such a ban is already in place in Northern Ireland but… Read more »

The Bank tells me :- “We currently send paper statements through the post for your personal Ulster Bank current and/or savings account(s) – but we’re going to change this. We’ve… Read more »

When I was in Council the South end of Castle Park was kept in a reasonable state of maintenance. Sadly as with so much of the Borough of North Down… Read more »

Following a GP referral for suspect cancer the waiting time for first treatment has a 62-day target. That is 62 days of despair, misery, uncertainty not only for the person… Read more »