The Stroke Association always puts on a good event: inspiring and motivating for anyone touched by stroke. In his opening remarks, Chris Tarrant said
Exhibitionism, ageless misbehaviour and my first studio TV appearance
What an amazing afternoon I spent with Martyn the Artist at the brilliantly presented Exhibitionism – The Rolling Stones! Without doubt the best
A quirky breakfast, Mayfair brothels and the chocolate ecstasy tour
Saturday’s chocolate tour with Nina was quite a delight! Naturally, the constant stream of chocs we were fed was a delicious treat, but the titbits
Life after Stroke, Gugelhupfs and being a nun
People on the tube are very friendly to nuns! Following an incredibly funny girls’ night out to The Prince Charles Cinema in Leicester Square, I
Making law, a magical time warp and positivity
Visiting the House of Lords is a little like stepping back into some sort of magical time warp. Entering via the Peers’ entrance you’re greeted by a
Life after stroke, awesome young women and a sad goodbye to Rik
I felt so privileged to attend the Life After Stroke Awards at the Dorchester this week. The glamorous ballroom, elegant dinner and host of
Cultural dynamism, making law and being blown away
Wednesday was one of the most gloriously hot days we’ve seen in London this year, so imagine my surprise to emerge from Westminster Station and be
Childhood stroke: a mother’s story
I've reposted this article to coincide with the final week of Stroke Awareness Month (UK). “What??” The look of incredulous disbelief when I tell
Lunch with Tom Jones, savvy sales people and lighting up London
I’m writing this at 1am so please forgive any typos or nonsense… Watching the Olympics closing ceremony tonight, we felt privileged to be Londoners.