A month of highs and lows Well here we are again!  Another month has passed as we slowly start to come out of lockdown and start to return to a new normal!  I think I am almost up to date with my sell by dates on the beer stock and It’s good to hear that … More June Oasis Blog

Did you miss Part 1 of Geri’s working life.  If so click here Geri continues the story of her working life……… CHARING CROSS UNDERGROUND AND GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS After “hobnobbing” with the stars, I became responsible for the redevelopment of Charing Cross Underground station booking hall, located under Trafalgar Square, and the Bakerloo line platforms all … More My working life – Part 2

Serena received an email from Paula Gilluley, the Police community Engagement Officer who came to our Oasis meeting some months ago. She has asked for our assistance and I include the text of her email here. “I hope this email finds you well.  In my role of Engagement Officer I am assisting on a piece … More Norfolk Police reach out to you

Welcome to Lilly’s Little Library. In these difficult and often frightening times, I find reading offers me a place to hide and somewhere to escape. If you like reading, or would like to start but just don’t know where to begin, here are a few favourites of mine for you to try. Now my tyrant … More Escape to the library

Geri has kindly put together a history of her career in three parts which is fascinating to read. THE DAWNING OF A CAREER – OR NEARLY NOT! When I left 6th form, I had in my hand 2 GCE “A” Levels, both of mediocre grades due, largely, to my indolence. I wanted to become an … More My working life – Part 1

I wondered if our Oasis members would be interested in a presentation created by an American Trans lady called Kelly Denithorne. Kelly writes a blog called Unordinary Style, which you might be familiar with. I read this blog regularly, which details Kelly’s journey over the last 10 years. I enjoy her writing and it has … More Unordinary Style