I don’t think I have done much to hide my dislike of the current UK government, despite declaring myself to be a political neutral. Continue reading →

I was struck recently when one of my Facebook friends announced that while she was not particularly religious events had so transpired that she was becoming more spiritual. Continue reading →

This coming Friday, there will be two funerals I want to attend in order to pay my respects to the deceased and stand with those who were close, as together we mourn their passing and celebrate their lives. Given I cannot be in two places at the same time, I thought I would post a tribute to the one whose funeral I could not attend. Continue reading →

As readers of my blogs know, helping the homeless is one subject I am particularly passionate about, and encouraging and empowering people to do so in the most effective manner is something I try to do. Continue reading →

As some readers know, I have been subscribing to TIME magazine ever since my college days. Continue reading →

The issue of building a further runway to accommodate increased air traffic in and out of the UK has again been raised, with the argument mostly coming down to whether there should be a third runway built at Heathrow or a second runway built at Gatwick. Continue reading →

One of my recent blogs was to do with a subject that particularly interests me for reasons I went into, i.e. that of culture wars, Continue reading →

Question: Should MPs and councilors be talking to each other? Continue reading →

A couple of days back I reflected on Donald Trump’s presidential aspirations and noted in passing his latest controversial proclamation that Muslims should be banned from entering America. Continue reading →

I had a fascinating and agreeable conversation last night with one of our rough sleeper guests, while helping out with the mini-bus run from Warrior Square to the church hosting last night’s night shelter. Continue reading →