Much of my community activist “career” for the past 15 years has focused on those “less fortunate” Continue reading →

It was just before the 2015 General Election when I posted my first Kippers and Greens blog article and a lot of water has flowed under the bridge since then. Continue reading →

I recall sitting down some years ago with a group of guys who expressed the view they found more comradeship and fulfilment in the local pub than the local church, Continue reading →

One of the agreeable opportunities afforded me in my time away in foreign parts, where for much of the time I could be more or less do what I pleased, as other demands on me were limited, was being able to view two video series I have long been interested in Continue reading →

Amidst all the heavy happenings in the world, there is the safety valve of sport, providing a pleasant distraction and talking point among friends. Continue reading →

For the past four weeks I have been out of the loop when it comes to my normal daily routine in my home town of Southend-on-Sea. Continue reading →

It is lovely to be far away from home in a place I love, Continue reading →

One of the positive and widely embracing post EU Referendum initiatives in my own neck of the woods, Southend-on-Sea, goes under the title “More in Common”. Continue reading →

Shortly following the momentous and the altogether surprising EU Referendum Brexit result, Continue reading →

A Bible passage I often find myself returning to begins: “To everything there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven”. Continue reading →