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January 4, 2024
David Jones passed away. This is the full obituary where you can share condolences and memories. Published in the Commonwealth Journal on 2024-01-04.
January 3, 2024
David Jones passed away. This is the full obituary where you can share condolences and memories. Published in the Commonwealth Journal on 2024-01-03.
January 2, 2023
So, we’ve endured the longest night, we’ve negotiated Christmas and lurched into 2023. Now what?
January 1, 2023
So, we’ve endured the longest night, we’ve negotiated Christmas and lurched into 2023. Now what?
January 1, 2023
So, we’ve endured the longest night, we’ve negotiated Christmas and lurched into 2023. Now what?
May 13, 2021
( ThyBlackMan.com) Good courtroom dramas keep audiences hooked into a defendant’s fight for justice. The simpler the fight, the better. Just saying. Screenwriters Janece Shaffer and Colen C. Wiley took their cues from the young adult novel Monster, which was written in 1999 by Walter Dean Myers. He was an author who wrote over 100 children/YA books during his 45-year-old career. Raised in Harlem he was greatly affected by his urban upbringing and many of his stories reflected on inner city ...
April 14, 2021
Christine says that even if a death is expected, one of the first emotions a person is likely to experience is shock. “Even if you know that it is coming, it is still a shock and a big loss when it happens. “And I think a lot of people keep going and keep going while their loved one is ill, and then afterwards organising the funeral. Then you realise that they are never going to come back and that is quite a bleak moment. It’s a huge landmark stage, whether it’s a partner or a parent....
April 14, 2021
Following the death of Prince Philip, who had been married to the Queen for 73 years, Christine Webber shares her thoughts about bereavement
April 14, 2021
Christine says that even if a death is expected, one of the first emotions a person is likely to experience is shock. “Even if you know that it is coming, it is still a shock and a big loss when it happens. “And I think a lot of people keep going and keep going while their loved one is ill, and then afterwards organising the funeral. Then you realise that they are never going to come back and that is quite a bleak moment. It’s a huge landmark stage, whether it’s a partner or a parent....