There seems barely a day that goes by without some reference to Artificial Intelligence (AI), and since its launch ChatGPT has been one of the hottest topics in schools. Will there be any need for teachers in the future? What does it mean for homework? Will robots mark exams? For me, ChatGPT and the AI-enabled […]
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This month we chat to Linda Trevijano about her counselling and hypnotherapy business, Life Force Therapy When, and why, did you start your business? I started Life Force Therapy in January 2020, having worked as a counsellor since graduating in September 2019 and as a hypnotherapist for many years previously. I felt it was important
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In the first of a two-part article, local historian and author Ken Howe looks at the life and achievements of Eadweard Muybridge, a pioneer in photographic studies of motion and motion-picture projection. The number of times I turn my television on and off are too numerable to mention. But stop for a moment and think about how
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Community Conversation The next Community Conversation with your Teddington and Hampton Wick Councillors will be between 6.30pm and 9pm on Tuesday 12th September at Teddington Baptist Church in Church Road. You can also join online but in either event it is necessary to register first using the following link: http://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/teddington-south-teddington-hampton-wick-community-conversation-tickets-685719163477 Your councillors will update you
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Versatile and therapeutic, there are endless ways to use herbs. Clinical aromatherapist (and accomplished herb grower) Mandy Pitcher tells us more… Summer is here and if you’re anything like me you’ll be out in the garden (if you’re fortunate enough to have one) pottering and enjoying some green space. I find gardening so therapeutic; the
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Coach and therapist Denise Bosque considers the damage social media is doing to our children and what we can do about it… This article is somewhat information based, but I think it’s important, as a parent, to read it (you can visit the link on my website below for a more in-depth and informative article).
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This issue local historian Ken Howe takes a look back at Stoneydeep House and the controversy surrounding it that led to the birth of The Teddington Society. The old mansion known as Stoneydeep House stood on Twickenham Road in spacious grounds leading down to the Thames, not far away from Teddington Grove. Surprisingly, no early
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Fiona Mitchell discovers what a difference a Crossroads Care community respite group is making to fathers of children with often profound disabilities and special needs. With all the joy that being a parent brings, it can also be a worrying time. And for those who have a child with a disability, the stress can be
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Catalysed by Eel Pie Records and the Church Street Association, High Tide has grown to become a Twickenham-wide festival that is also now one the biggest free music festivals in the whole of London! Pretty amazing and something that Twickenham should, and does, feel justly proud of. High Tide is a community-based, not-for-profit festival showcasing
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