Working Women: Nicola Pittam

by Keris

Who are you and what do you do? My name is Nicola Pittam and I’m an author, screenwriter and journalist How did you get your current job? By making one of the toughest… Read More →

Working Women: Cheryl Hewitt

by Keris

Who are you and what do you do? Cheryl Hewitt – Owner of The Furry Godmothers – an animal care service in Liverpool that provides dog walking, pet sitting, feeding and boarding. How… Read More →

Working Women: Rachelle Strauss

by Keris

Who are you and what do you do? My name is Rachelle Strauss and run Gloucestershire Web Designs. I  help your customers find you on Google by providing internet marketing solutions that transform… Read More →

Working Women: Beryl Kingston

by Keris

Who are you and what do you do?  My name is Beryl Kingston and I’ve been a published writer since 1980 with 23 published novels to my name. My sales passed the million… Read More →

Working women: Debbie Young

by Keris

Who are you and what do you do?  My name is Debbie Young and I live a multi-tasking life! I am employed by a lovely children’s charity called Readathon to work every morning… Read More →

Working women: Lucy Parish

by Keris

The first in our new regular series of interviews with women who love their jobs. Who are you and what do you do? My name is Lucy, I’m a self-employed consultant and I… Read More →

A Quacking Way of Life: What’s next?

by Helen

On the 15th November last year I sent an email to an estate agent. The agent encouraged us to view the house I had made tentative enquiries about. We did that following weekend.… Read More →

A Quacking Way of Life: Getting Organised

by Helen

Looking after chickens during the autumn/winter period is bringing challenges and worries I hadn’t originally anticipated. I’ve not yet seen a fox around here but a neighbour says they do come, and the… Read More →

A Quacking Way of Life: Pop Up Bakery

by Helen

I’ve got the chicken coop. Got the chickens. Three of them are laying six days a week. Three haven’t started yet. (But ooh, wait, we had an extra egg today – you wouldn’t… Read More →

A Quacking Life: Six New Arrivals

by Helen

It’s the school holidays, not even 7am, yet here I am, up and about. Why? Because I’m chicken obsessed that’s why. Every morning I put on a cardi over my pyjamas, pull on… Read More →