AFTER the horrifying attack on the shopping centre in Nairobi, I am happy to report some good news from Kenya.
Marcel Wagner has led Shiplake College expeditions to the country for two decades and this year was no different as two teachers and eight pupils joined the 28-day expedition, visiting the Kikunduku Schools Project, run by the British charity Gap-Africa.
They helped make school desks and IT teacher Jack Caine used a basic Raspberry Pi computer he had taken with him and a borrowed television for a monitor to teach staff and pupils how to program.
The group then helped repair a porter’s lodge on the ascent of Mount Kenya and constructed an outdoor sheltered eating area.
They also found some time to relax, climbing, walking through the plains and game-watching as well as swimming in the warm Indian Ocean at Kilifi.
Uncle Tom’s Cabin is encouraging people to come and check out its new look, new lines of bitter, new food and menus from their head chef Luis. Uncle Tom’s Cabin , Cookham Dean Sarah Birch, Chef Luis Blake
Marks and Spencer in the High Street, Maidenhead The High Street store has plans to close and they are looking to open a new foodhall in Stafferton Way Retail Park, Maidenhead
Shell Garage, Burnham Lane, near Burnham Railway Station. A woman suffered life-threatening injuries after being assaulted at the Shell Garage in Burnham Lane.
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