Results tagged “column”

Angela Clarke goes into mourning for the loss of her cleaner - but she suspects the sadness is born of another cause.

I have been abandoned by my cleaner. She has returned to Poland because she needs to see a doctor.

The NHS is that bad.

By Jim Fitzpatrick

I've always thought of this column as being an opportunity to convey a sense of the work and experiences of a local MP.

Certainly, I've not used the column for political point-scoring. Perhaps I've got it wrong, having read the Conservative councillor's column in last week's Wharf.

By Bernard Wilkes

Domaine de Buganay
Provence, France, £6.39

"The nose has soda pop and strawberry tart notes. The palate is clean and dry with cherry flavours and a very moreish, crisp finish."

By Bernard Wilkes

Corona de Castilla
Ribera del Duero, Spain, £9.99

"This red wine has coconut and vanilla notes on the nose with red plum and cherry flavours on the palate."

By Andrew Williams

We are very lucky at Trinity Buoy Wharf to have the services of a great team of people working behind the scenes to keep the site up and running.

There's a lot going on here at the moment with new container units being built and even plans for a small school on site.

By Andrew Williams

I feel slightly jetlagged this week. My internal clock is telling me that it's time for tea, but the clock on the wall is telling me I've only just sat down at my desk. This is the subtle yet unmistakable effect of British Summer Time.

Venue: Jubilee Place mall
Lunch: Cheese and Onion
sandwiches, £1, M&S

We were waiting for Gideon. He was late.

“A girl!� blurted Jack. “A girl has been moved to the desk next to me.� He drew us in. “And a tasty fox to boot.�