One of the observations of today’s politics is the disengagement of many when it comes to getting involved. Continue reading →

In the first blog posting of this series, I focused on the national picture ahead of the forthcoming General Election Continue reading →

I woke up this morning to the news that Richie Benaud had died. Continue reading →

One of my personal philosophical battles that I have with myself even if with nobody else is deciding how much I consider state run schools should teach values to children Continue reading →

Last night I attended my first hustings to do with the 2015 General Election and it involved the candidates contesting my constituency (Rochford and Southend East – R&SE). Continue reading →

This is going to be a stranger than normal post and I ask the reader to bear with me. Continue reading →

Last week I wrote a blog titled “Palm Sunday”, reflecting on the season of Lent just ended and the significance of this event when Jesus entered Jerusalem fully aware of the fate to befall him. Continue reading →

For those who don’t know, Andrea Minichiello Williams is the CEO of Christian Concern, which sends out regular updates regarding things happening in the culture and that have sometimes helped to inform my blog writing. Continue reading →

This is the first of what I anticipate to be a number of blogs relating to the forthcoming British General Election and local elections. Continue reading →

Onward and upward is a frequently used popular phrase by some of those declaring their intention to continue doing a job in hand with a view to a positive outcome. Continue reading →