Winchester and a Mother’s Determination
Wendy HughesDecember 29, 2018
All this week we’ve been re-running our Writers’ Favourite Articles. Here is the first part of Wendy’s story about her amazing Mother. Part two is
All this week we’ve been re-running our Writers’ Favourite Articles. Here is the first part of Wendy’s story about her amazing Mother. Part two is
By Wendy Hughes Last week I told you a little about the grossly under-diagnosed genetic condition Stickler syndrome and how it has affected me. This week
BY Wendy Hughes Do you hate visiting a new hospital consultant, GP or the dentist? I certainly do, but I expect for a very different reason
By Wendy Hughes The Bear A trip to Pudsey in West Yorkshire starting me thinking; I knew little about the town, although the national mascot
BY Wendy Hughes The number of interesting buildings in Dordrecht is breathtaking, and a visit needs careful planning to make sure you obtain the most out
BY WENDY HUGHES Last week I promised to tell you about our trip to Dordrecht, the town that was first mentioned around 980 A.D.,
By Wendy Hughes I remember the first time we visited Holland. I had casually mentioned that one day I would love to visit Holland.
BY WENDY HUGHES I asked my readers to think of us on the 10th September and I can now reveal why and before you read
BY WENDY HUGHES The last few weeks has been a health rollercoaster to hell and back half a dozen times for us both, so please
By Wendy Hughes Last week I promised to return to the village of Slindon to explore it a little closer, and I certainly was not disappointed.
By Wendy Hughes With all this beautiful weather we are experiencing in the UK, I have tried to make the most of it, and this
BY WENDY HUGHES The beauty of a glistening diamond cannot be equalled, and surely it must be every woman’s secret desire to own
by Wendy Hughes Homer called it liquid gold, and Hippocrates prescribed it as the ‘great therapeutic’. Olive trees dominated the rocky Greek countryside and
BY WENDY HUGHES Mention the tales of the Arabian Knights and most people will remember, and even recall the odd story
By Wendy Hughes A couple of weeks ago I received some health news, and you will hear more of this later when I know more myself,
By Wendy Hughes With so much in the news recently about the anniversary of the suffrage movement, I started to wonder about my town and
BY WENDY HUGHES As I struggled to iron a pretty white blouse with tiny pleats at the wrist, I thought of the poor Elizabethan ladies
By Wendy Hughes It is always a treat to meet up with friends, and I started this week by setting off for Winchester to meet
As some of you may know I haven’t ventured into the big city for about four years, but when I knew I good friend
By Wendy Hughes Like most people I sat and watched the royal wedding on the television and thought about everyone talking at it for
By Wendy Hughes When the sun shines, it’s surprising how spirits can be lifted and this week certainly lifted of the spirits and continued
By Wendy Hughes With the weather turning warmer and a spring in my step I decided it was time to get out and
By Wendy Hughes Last week we started our journey around the famous Pere Lachaise cemetery in Paris, but may I remind you that if
By Wendy Hughes Perhaps one of the oddest attractions of Paris must be the park and cemetery, Père Lachaise, situated in 44 hectares or 110
BY WENDY HUGHES With the sun showing its smiling face at last, it has many advantages, but, for me, it also has one big disadvantage,
He was born to Albert de Mestral, a civil engineer, and Marthe de Goumoëns in Colombier, near Lausanne, Switzerland. De Mestral designed a toy
By Wendy Hughes I don’t know about you, but I am passionate about bananas, especially when my sugar levels are low, because
By Wendy Hughes As a child growing up in Wales the Sunday before Easter, Palm Sunday, was always celebrated by taking flowers and placing on
BY WENDY HUGHES With snow and sleet showers threatening the UK again this weekend, we would be forgiven for thinking that spring is beginning to
By Wendy Hughes With so much snow blanketing the UK recently and leaving us with a grey sky, you must agree
By Wendy Hughes With the last of my local book signings taking place at Watertones, in Worthing on 24 February,(2-4pm), I have a
What has this collection of words have in common? I will reveal. I have been lucky to have quite a few book signings lined
After a long four years, my new book has finally hit the shelves.! You are most welcome to come along and help me celebrate at one of the
By WENDY HUGHES Looking through some old newspapers for ideas for a new book I came across an interesting story printed in The
By Wendy Hughes Euphoric after much publicity for my new book, The A-Z of Curious Sussex and some great book signing lined
By Wendy Hughes After almost four years of tumbling from one health issue to another, I had almost come to expect nothing to change,
By Wendy Hughes We all have memories of a special Christmas tucked away in our memory store, and I would like to share memories
Christingle services are held in churches, usually on the Sunday before Christmas or on Christmas Eve. It is an excellent opportunity for people of
By Wendy Hughes Theatres up and down the country have opened their doors to begin the Pantomime season, and having missed a pantomime for several
All this week we’ve been re-running our Writers’ Favourite Articles. Here is the first part of Wendy’s story about her amazing Mother. Part two is
By Wendy Hughes Last week I told you a little about the grossly under-diagnosed genetic condition Stickler syndrome and how it has affected me. This week
BY Wendy Hughes Do you hate visiting a new hospital consultant, GP or the dentist? I certainly do, but I expect for a very different reason
By Wendy Hughes The Bear A trip to Pudsey in West Yorkshire starting me thinking; I knew little about the town, although the national mascot
BY Wendy Hughes The number of interesting buildings in Dordrecht is breathtaking, and a visit needs careful planning to make sure you obtain the most out
BY WENDY HUGHES Last week I promised to tell you about our trip to Dordrecht, the town that was first mentioned around 980 A.D.,
By Wendy Hughes I remember the first time we visited Holland. I had casually mentioned that one day I would love to visit Holland.
BY WENDY HUGHES I asked my readers to think of us on the 10th September and I can now reveal why and before you read
BY WENDY HUGHES The last few weeks has been a health rollercoaster to hell and back half a dozen times for us both, so please
By Wendy Hughes Last week I promised to return to the village of Slindon to explore it a little closer, and I certainly was not disappointed.
By Wendy Hughes With all this beautiful weather we are experiencing in the UK, I have tried to make the most of it, and this
BY WENDY HUGHES The beauty of a glistening diamond cannot be equalled, and surely it must be every woman’s secret desire to own
by Wendy Hughes Homer called it liquid gold, and Hippocrates prescribed it as the ‘great therapeutic’. Olive trees dominated the rocky Greek countryside and
BY WENDY HUGHES Mention the tales of the Arabian Knights and most people will remember, and even recall the odd story
By Wendy Hughes A couple of weeks ago I received some health news, and you will hear more of this later when I know more myself,
By Wendy Hughes With so much in the news recently about the anniversary of the suffrage movement, I started to wonder about my town and
BY WENDY HUGHES As I struggled to iron a pretty white blouse with tiny pleats at the wrist, I thought of the poor Elizabethan ladies
By Wendy Hughes It is always a treat to meet up with friends, and I started this week by setting off for Winchester to meet
As some of you may know I haven’t ventured into the big city for about four years, but when I knew I good friend
By Wendy Hughes Like most people I sat and watched the royal wedding on the television and thought about everyone talking at it for
By Wendy Hughes When the sun shines, it’s surprising how spirits can be lifted and this week certainly lifted of the spirits and continued
By Wendy Hughes With the weather turning warmer and a spring in my step I decided it was time to get out and
By Wendy Hughes Last week we started our journey around the famous Pere Lachaise cemetery in Paris, but may I remind you that if
By Wendy Hughes Perhaps one of the oddest attractions of Paris must be the park and cemetery, Père Lachaise, situated in 44 hectares or 110
BY WENDY HUGHES With the sun showing its smiling face at last, it has many advantages, but, for me, it also has one big disadvantage,
He was born to Albert de Mestral, a civil engineer, and Marthe de Goumoëns in Colombier, near Lausanne, Switzerland. De Mestral designed a toy
By Wendy Hughes I don’t know about you, but I am passionate about bananas, especially when my sugar levels are low, because
By Wendy Hughes As a child growing up in Wales the Sunday before Easter, Palm Sunday, was always celebrated by taking flowers and placing on
BY WENDY HUGHES With snow and sleet showers threatening the UK again this weekend, we would be forgiven for thinking that spring is beginning to
By Wendy Hughes With so much snow blanketing the UK recently and leaving us with a grey sky, you must agree
By Wendy Hughes With the last of my local book signings taking place at Watertones, in Worthing on 24 February,(2-4pm), I have a
What has this collection of words have in common? I will reveal. I have been lucky to have quite a few book signings lined
After a long four years, my new book has finally hit the shelves.! You are most welcome to come along and help me celebrate at one of the
By WENDY HUGHES Looking through some old newspapers for ideas for a new book I came across an interesting story printed in The
By Wendy Hughes Euphoric after much publicity for my new book, The A-Z of Curious Sussex and some great book signing lined
By Wendy Hughes After almost four years of tumbling from one health issue to another, I had almost come to expect nothing to change,
By Wendy Hughes We all have memories of a special Christmas tucked away in our memory store, and I would like to share memories
Christingle services are held in churches, usually on the Sunday before Christmas or on Christmas Eve. It is an excellent opportunity for people of
By Wendy Hughes Theatres up and down the country have opened their doors to begin the Pantomime season, and having missed a pantomime for several
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