There is no doubt about it, the longer he continues as POTUS the more anti-Trump sentiments Continue reading →

I go back to the days before Kentucky and McDonalds, when the main branded restaurant in and around the town centre was Wimpy. Continue reading →

In 1999 I produced a book on the history of Coleman Street Chapel, titled “Coleman Street’s Children”, Continue reading →

Three days ago I posted an article titled: “Politics, Brexit and the US Supreme Court”. Continue reading →

My first main exposure to the FIFA World Cup was in 1966, the year England won it. Continue reading →

I have been advised by someone close to me NOT to post this article and another friend has just pointed out that while I need to act as salt I must remember grace too! Continue reading →

The cave rescue attempts in Thailand and the latest in the World Cup aside, the two stand out news items in the past 24 hours have been the resignations of David Davies and Boris Johnson from Theresa May’s UK Cabinet Continue reading →

Some may have noticed that these past three weeks I have been silent when it comes to emails, social media and this blog. Continue reading →

Rather a mouthful, but that is the name of an organization that began in 1915, Continue reading →

When a Christian minister friend posted on his Facebook page an exhortation that we, especially Christians and the churches we belong to, give to charities, Continue reading →