A couple of years ago a colleague rang to tell me of the dreadful misfortune that had befallen friends of hers. For legal reasons they cannot be named, but let us call them Sarah and John Jones, their five-month-old daughter Hettie and her older sister Zoe. Their story makes for chilling reading.
Due to the ongoing Covid pandemic we are still not holding any public meetings. As soon as it is safe again, we hope to reinstate our regular conferences. Watch this space.
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