Spring must mean it is time for Boggle, the 3 minute word search game, our choice for March Board Game of the Month.
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The book we have chosen for our March reading group is ‘Ascension’, the new novel by Steven Galloway, author of ‘The Cellist of Sarajevo’
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Doing crosswords or sudoku puzzles can help couples to make up more quickly after arguments, according to new research
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March’s Viewing Group Choice has to be The Hurt Locker. Now a six times Oscar Winner, directed by Kathryn Bigelow.
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The book we have chosen for our February reading group is Alone in Berlin by Hans Fallada. Vivid, haunting & raw.
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Scientists have always known that sleeping helps consolidate memory by allowing your mind to sift through recently gained knowledge and file it in the brain.
But this new research suggests that even a short rest or break while conscious could help it sort and retain information.
The findings by New York University, which appear in the latest [...]
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Eating food rich in magnesium such as spinach and broccoli could boost memory and brain power, scientists claim.
Research suggests that an increase in magnesium in the brain improves learning and memory. The study, published in Neuron, said that increasing magnesium intake may starve off the effects of ageing.
By Richard Alleyne, The Daily Telegraph, Thursday 28th [...]
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January’s Viewing Group choice is Milk, directed by Gus van Sant. Brilliantly directed, wonderfully cast and an unforgetable true story with impeccable screenplay.

