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Author: Annie Redmile

Just Maybe!!!!

Just Maybe!!!!

It has been such a long time since  I have posted.  The reasons – mainly health-based. Not wishing to be a health-bore. After all the last couple of years or so have been a little challenging for many of us.

Annie Redmile February 14, 2022 Annie's Blog Read more

My Wait is Almost Over!

My Wait is Almost Over!

Personal Update  I cannot believe it has taken so long since I last wrote on the site. I explained then that my health had had a blip and as well as ongoing chest infections I also developed Aortic Stenosis –

Annie Redmile July 19, 2021July 19, 2021 Annie's Blog Read more

Looking for Local Health Champions

Looking for Local Health Champions

The search is on for local people who are willing to help and support others during these difficult times.  The Council has been working in partnership with key local voluntary and community sector organisations to harness the knowledge and skills

Annie Redmile April 8, 2021April 8, 2021 News Read more

Never Know What is Around the Corner!

Never Know What is Around the Corner!

I have been absent from the site for a few weeks with health challenges again. Thanks to my wonderful friend and techie expert John Catto and The Dame and Dave Hill, it has not meant a blank site!!!!! In other

Annie Redmile March 18, 2021March 18, 2021 Annie's Blog Read more

Good News for Jobs for Young People

Good News for Jobs for Young People

Thanks to the Kickstart Scheme, 64 ‘high-quality’ job placements for young people aged 16 to 24 have been opened up with 21 employers in Kensington and Chelsea. The scheme helps smaller employers to create local job opportunities and help to

Annie Redmile January 14, 2021January 14, 2021 News Read more

Strength From Lockdown!

Strength From Lockdown!

Well, we’ll certainly all have to dig deep to find our strength to tackle this latest lockdown, while at the same time maintaining some optimism at the thought of the vaccines that are being administered widely now. I am waiting

Annie Redmile January 11, 2021January 12, 2021 Annie's Blog Read more

Battles Lost But Not Forgotten

Battles Lost But Not Forgotten

So many people campaigned to ‘Save the Brompton Hospital’, but decisions were taken behind closed doors and as nothing will seem to change immediately, it is sometimes easy to forget the issues behind the campaign. There is always fear when

Annie Redmile December 22, 2020December 22, 2020 Annie's Blog Read more

Save the Brompton Hospital!

Save the Brompton Hospital!

  Hot on the heels of the petition to Save Kensington High Street from cycle lanes and Tfl and the Mayor of London, my campaigning blood is boiling at an even higher temperature at the attempt to close and re-develop

Annie Redmile December 9, 2020December 9, 2020 Annie's Blog Read more

Fighting the Chaos on Kensington High Street

Fighting the Chaos on Kensington High Street

There are times when a stance must be taken and common sense has to prevail. And, the current debate over ‘cycling lanes’ on Kensington High Street is just one of those times. Although the views expressed in my blog are,

Annie Redmile December 7, 2020December 7, 2020 Annie's Blog Read more

Christmas Markets Popping Up in Portobello

Christmas Markets Popping Up in Portobello

Special Christmas Markets will pop up along Portobello Road on Sunday 13 and Sunday 20 December from 10.00 am to 5.00 pm. Visitors will be able to shop for gifts, clothes, food, drink and more at the markets. They will

Annie Redmile December 7, 2020December 7, 2020 Uncategorized Read more
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