If it wasn’t for what people post on Facebook, I would have been barely aware of the anti-austerity marches / rallies that took place yesterday in London, Continue reading →

On Wednesday in Charleston, Carolina, a white man entered a historic African-American church and opened fire, killing nine people. Continue reading →

I have some sympathy with Kenton Archer. Continue reading →

This week sees centenary celebrations of the signing of the Magna Carta (800 years ago) and the victory of the British led forces at the Battle of Waterloo (200 years ago) Continue reading →

What has “Ramblings with Clare Balding” got to do with the iconic 1964 film, Zulu? Continue reading →

One of the attractions of being a regular Facebook user is coming across new quotes that have a certain wow factor Continue reading →

One of the dilemmas is we tend not to hear too much in the news that attempts to dig deep as to the calamities and what is going on in the Middle East, Continue reading →

Today I walked around Blenheim Park. It was also a trip down memory lane. Continue reading →

When I became a Christian, aged 15, one of the things urged on me was to join a “Bible believing” church Continue reading →

I’ve been having some strange thoughts of late, having been beset by self-doubt, and it is partly as a result of a number of things coming together, Continue reading →