Sometimes, I get to read about something that I consider as significant and then have to weigh the pros and cons of writing about what it is I have picked up. Continue reading →

It is some years now, and I wrote about it in my book: “Outside the Camp” and in my “Missing Communities Report”, when I had some involvement in the setting up and running of the “SOS Men’s Group”. Continue reading →

When I first got into community work in a big way, around the turn of the millennium, it was in the area of mental health, addressing gaps in service provision. Continue reading →

As people who read my blogs know, I am a keen sports fan and amidst all sorts of serious stuff I often blog about some sporting event or phenomenon. Continue reading →

I was intrigued to come across a posting on a friend’s Facebook page that identified some of the games and hobbies children were into in years gone by Continue reading →

It was this time last week that I was looking forward to the conference bringing together leaders of the worldwide Anglican communion and considering outcomes and implications. Continue reading →

It won’t be long now and Barack Obama will no longer be the President of the USA Continue reading →

I have more than once reflected in my many blogs on the subject of homelessness that I have said in essence all I wanted to say Continue reading →

I suspect this is yet another blog that will appeal to just a few, Continue reading →

I should imagine this post may appeal to some chess lovers and maybe not much beyond that. Continue reading →