Charities acting as Executors
In a recent edition of Mature Times, a question was raised about Executors and whether or not it was possible to appoint a charity to perform that task. Eifron Hopper, Head of Legacies at the RNIB, be ...
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Romance after the storm
Joyce Glasser reviews Still The Water Still the Water is a Japanese coming-of-age romance set on Amami Oshima in the Amami archipelago. It is a place of such mystical harmony and tropical beauty that ...
Hard working Queen?
I question the claim that the Queen works hard, made on the letters page in the May edition. Many wonder what she actually does – open a hospital or school occasionally? Cut ribbons, attend some milit ...
Would it not be a good idea if the victim decided on the punishment to fit the crime?
Robert Tanitch reviews Hang at Royal Court, London SW1 HANG, written and directed by lowercase debbie tucker green, is a short, sharp 70-minute satire on procedural protocol and capital punishment. A ...