Betty Oldmeadow from the Isle of Sheppey (Kent, England) is a regular
walker into the island’s nature for long hours. Jealously conscious of the
scenes, sights, local history and heritage of the part of England she lives
in, she writes passionately about them. And her eco-concerns have a
universal appeal. Having done a two-year commercial course at Chatham
Technical School for Girls, she was Secretary to the Managing Director of
the Co-operative Society (which dominated island trade in the 1970’s) and
to the Engineer and Manager of Sheppey Water Board, besides playing
various secretarial roles with local Engineering Companies. Prior to
retirement in 2001, she held the post of School Secretary in a primary
school for 24 years. Post retirement, she trained as a Classroom Assistant
and worked on a voluntary basis. She encourages children’s literacy skills
and corresponds with friends and writers in India. A few of her writings
have been published in India, in The Hans India daily, the Jayanti literary
quarterly, the Muse India literary e-journal. She is also a participant in the
Your Space forum of Muse India.
Email: onthehill54@outlook.com
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