When I wrote my “The summer of cricket – 2019” blog early June, Continue reading →

It was only a week between Parliament coming back from their summer holidays and it being prorogued Continue reading →

One of the lovely aspects of living in England are its beautiful wide-open spaces that are freely assessible. Continue reading →

Part of my “cunning plan” as I continue to post in the blogosphere Continue reading →

In my early teens, I was a Labour Party supporter Continue reading →

My current writing project is “The Prophets of the Bible”. Continue reading →

Having been over a month between posting my last Brexitwatch installment (see here) and the one before, it has been only a week since I posted last, Continue reading →

In recent days I have been reflecting a lot on the Church, Continue reading →

Dear Alex,

To use a term, I have heard you use, I am p****d off. Continue reading →

It has been just over a month since I added an installment to my Brexitwatch series. It was just after Boris Johnson became Prime Minister and a lot, as one might have expected, has happened in the meantime, including my prediction to expect the unexpected, including the prorogation of Parliament that I will get to. Continue reading →