Is Our Prime Minister Trying to Make Us Cut off our Noses to Spite our Faces?
The Brexit debate that has literally consumed us for over 3 years is usually portrayed as one between ‘leavers’ and ‘remainers’, and polls suggest […]
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Distressed Jeans and the Fabrication of Institutional Contempt
I wear blue jeans almost every day. Being a gardener, spending a lot of time weeding my vegetable patch, my jeans get worn […]
March for Change – 6 Simple Thoughts for the Day
Please print this and share with others March for Change 20th July 2019 6 Simple Thoughts for the Day Has Britain ever had […]
We Are All In The Same Boat But It’s Time To Pull Together!
This blog was written on 3 July. It is now largely redundant as the EM has since announced its support for the March for Change. […]
Pot! Goes the Weasel!
I am no good at singing or – for that matter – dancing, so there is no obvious reason why the song “Pop! Goes the […]
A Healing Process
A Healing Process The morning after I had spent a day in hospital having a hernia operation, I shared some reflections on my first visit […]
First-hand Reflections on EHIC
There is a lot to be gained by staying in EU specialised agencies. Why squander the advantages? Over the past 76 years I have been […]
Facing up to Reality
Time to Face up to Reality A young cat has recently adopted me and follows me wherever I go. We have named her ‘Theresa’ because […]
Carole Cadwalladr’s Enlightening TED Talk
Could Facebook Hijack a People’s Vote? Watch what Carole Cadwalladr has to say and share it widely! I and my wife are British citizens who […]
The Moment for Truth
Theresa May has invited Jeremy Corbyn to explore ways of jointly delivering Brexit. Any Brexit solution puts the unity of both the Conservative party […]