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The Bailiff's Son
Born in the late 19th Century, Jack was the son of a Bailiff on a private country estate. He grew up on the estate, eventually leaving to take up an apprenticeship with a gardener, and then following in his father's footsteps, working on various estates. He volunteered for service in the Great War, where he was captured and held as a POW until the end of the war. After the war he eventually found work as a Head Gardener, achieving his childhood ambition.
The Bailiff's Son
Born in the late 19th Century, Jack was the son of a Bailiff on a private country estate. He grew up on the estate, eventually leaving to take up an apprenticeship with a gardener, and then following in his father's footsteps, working on various estates. He volunteered for service in the Great War, where he was captured and held as a POW until the end of the war. After the war he eventually found work as a Head Gardener, achieving his childhood ambition.
The Woman Writer
Since its creation in 1894 by Joseph Snell Wood, the Society of Women Writers & Journalists has attracted the company of many famous women writers, journalists, poets and playwrights. From its early days when at least 200 women applied to join, the Society has expanded to become a world-renowned body, with members both in the United Kingdom and abroad. To celebrate the centenary of the birth of the SWWJ's much-loved President of twenty-two years, Joyce Grenfell, the Society's archivist, Sylvia Kent, reveals the long and fascinating history of the Society. Not only is the evolution of the Society fully explored, but also the lives of many of its members have been thoroughly researched to paint a vivid picture of how the Society has gone from strength to strength. Accompanied by images of the Society's members, both past and present, this book will interest not only members of the SWWJ, but is a must-read for women writers everywhere.
Continence - Promotion and Management by the Primary Health Care Team
These guidelines were developed as part of the NHS Executive Consensus Strategy for Major Clinical Guidelines. The methods used for the production of the guidelines were (i) a systematic review of the literature on incontinence and continence promotion and (ii) a multidisciplinary consensus conference of invited experts and clinicians in continence care and consumers of continence services.Since advances in health care may soon outdate current methods, the guidelines do not aim to direct the practitioner to specific named treatments. Rather, the aim is to aid clinicians in making decisions about purchasing and providing appropriate continence services in Primary Care.
