It is just over a year to the day since I posted an open letter to my “Facebook friends”. Continue reading →

A friend has just sent a helpful and pertinent link to an article titled: “Poor hospital discharges blamed for readmissions”. Continue reading →

“Eid Mubarak” (or blessed Eid) is a traditional greeting exchanged among Muslims at the time of the celebrations that mark the end of Ramadan, which has just ended. Continue reading →

A little prior to the first of five tests to be played in this summer’s men’s Ashes cricket series, Continue reading →

One of postings on my Facebook pages in the last couple of days that particularly caught my attention was preceded by the title: “Love it or lose it: Save the BBC!” Continue reading →

Many years ago I had to interview a woman for a job, an important part of which was getting often disparate potential partners onside and working together effectively so our project could develop. Continue reading →

The Southend Echo homeless-on-sea saga continues (my earlier responses are here, here and here) and today’s Echo reveals a new development headlined by “Protestors to pitch 100 tents on the beach”. Continue reading →

This is now my third blog posting in response to Southend Echo’s reporting to do with rough sleepers camping in the town’s sea front area, rightly highlighting an issue of grave concern to local residents Continue reading →

This posting is going to be a toughie given it raises emotions and requires careful thought. It is aimed at Christians who are serious about implementing their faith in today’s culture Continue reading →

It was only two weeks ago I reflected on what was then the forthcoming Ashes cricket tests to be played over the next few weeks. Continue reading →