The matter of whether humanism should be taught in school Religious Education (RE) lessons has recently cropped up again (see here and here)! RE has long been a controversial subject, Continue reading →

Most will recognize the need for government to control expenditure, even though there will be a wide range of views on how money should be spent. Continue reading →

One of this morning’s postings by one of my Facebook friends was a link to an article / petition accusing the Sun of inciting racial hatred Continue reading →

I thought for this blog post to shoot from the hip even though something else tells me I should hang fire and spend more time researching the facts before I do so. Continue reading →

As followers of my blog will know, among my many interests, including religion, politics, international affairs, community activity and addressing issues around social injustice, Continue reading →

Of the mixed bag in my Facebook page today was a link to an article, by a campaigning group called “38 degrees”  with the intriguing title: “Don’t take feminism out of politics A Levels”. Continue reading →

I had to sign two cheques today for the Cluny Residents Association (CRA), which is about to close. Continue reading →

What has Keir Hardie, Jeremy Corbyn and the Labour Party got in common with each other? Continue reading →

I must agree, it would seem rather premature to be blogging about next May’s local elections, Continue reading →

The matter of how Christians regard Israel is a contentious one, just as are their attitudes toward Islam / Muslims. Continue reading →