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'Mission Control'

It's Spring, and everything is green! I've updated my calendar and blocked out next January to March with 'hibernate and naps', to remind myself not to set deadlines or take on loads of extra work. I'm solar-powered, sometimes I forget that.  Speaking of work. I've been working for the NHS for just over two years now - it was meant to be six weeks, but I love them so, and I'm really happy to have been able to help build something wonderful. I've never met a kinder bunch of people. Everyone there is working hard, dedicated to a greater good. I recommend it: you'll develop your skills in new ways and have a wonderful time. Remember that there are huge leaps in digital technology, policy, organisational operations, change and transformation, and more going on there, so you don't need to be a doctor or nurse to find a place at the NHS. The training is very good, and your CV/Resume will thank you, especially if you're young and ambitious. They are...

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Old School: A Menopause Manifesto

Things I've Found in Pockets

Why Teenagers Act Like Toddlers

Things I've Found in Pockets

Funding for your Charity or Community Enterprise - What you'll need if you're applying for a grant

Things I've Found in Summer Pockets

Things I've Found in Lockdown Pockets

Sudden Stop

Tips for Mature Students

Sustainable Resistance - Chocolate Makers in Trinidad and Tobago

Sand and Other Things I've Found in Pockets