POETRY CORNER: Zooming
I’m going to a meeting at Two this afternoonBut I’m not going out, you know, I’m staying in my room,Everyone ...
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IN THE COMMUNITY: Thames Valley Ancient Egypt Society to explore Kush
A look at Kush is the focus for the next lecture from the Thames Valley Ancient Egypt Society. The group ...
IN THE COMMUNITY: California Gardeners’ Club celebrates crafty members
California Gardeners’ Club members are not only keen gardeners but also clever crafters and DIY enthusiasts. They had a chance ...
IN THE COMMUNITY: British Modern Military History Society March meeting to look at D Day preparations
THE British Modern Military History Society (BMMHS) is to hold another afternoon virtual meeting next week. Taking place from 2pm ...
Louise is the good fairy for Zoom calls
Louise Irvine is offering tips and tricks for a stress-free virtual Christmas.
Woosehill couple use beans to boost contact on the frontline
A Woosehill company has donated its products to hospital staff in an effort to keep those on the frontline connected. ...
Celebrating VE Day? We would love to see your pictures
Whatever your family is up to, whether a front garden feast or a Great British Zoom call with the Grandparents, ...
Lockdown conference calls: Wokingham’s Vicky Zooms to the rescue
IT’S THE problem of the lockdown – what do you do if you need to make a video call but ...
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