Monthly Archives: June 2007
New Life for Old Church
We may have reverted to being a pagan country if less than 50% of the population actually go to worship on Sundays, but that doesn’t mean that we can not appreciate the finer points of many of our old churches … Continue reading
Bach’s Flower Remedies
Dr Edward Bach, a physician and homoeopath, was born in Mosely in 1886. He qualified as a medical practitioner in 1912. Throughout his career, Dr Bach observed that peoples’ personalities and attitudes affected the way they reacted to illness and … Continue reading
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Kiss Her Goodbye by Allan Guthrie – review
This second novel in his three-book deal with Polygon sees Guthrie revisit Edinburgh’s underworld for another gruesome instalment. In just 236 short pages we are exposed to murder, suicide, incest, betrayal and rape then roughly spat out to confront our … Continue reading
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