Opinions on our collective existence.
It was hot this week — and right on cue, my drinking water supplier emailed to ask if I'd mind cutting my showers to four minutes. My first instinct was the usual one: another tough choice dodged. But it turns out making us use less isn't the failure of the plan. It is the plan.
Why is accepting there are hard choices to make with our country so hard to stomach, when getting thin with a jab - actually possible - is morally rejected.
Today Keir Starmer has been talking to people like me, carrying on the crusade to “back the builders, not the blockers” and I have to…
I feel as though I’ll regret writing this post, but I feel the need anyway. I’m seeing a lot of people who are saying they…
Over the weekend, the snow – and the fact that it turned to ice, trapping me (yes, I’m exaggerating) at the top of a hill…
I’m blogging every day in May, for no particular reason other than I can. I’ve come up with 31 topics and I’m going to bash…
Yesterday I dispatched a missive on this very blog about how I, if someone were to have accidentally left me in charge, would run Hampshire’s…
I took part in Hampshire County Council’s consultation over the future of its libraries a few weeks ago. The consultation itself has been rather controversial…
I had a remarkable experience at Woking railway station the other day. It shouldn’t have been remarkable at all; it shouldn’t even be the topic…
It’s hard to tell just how many tweets there have been about the flooded development site near Whalley in Ribble Valey just off the A59 but it’s fair to say it’s been a quite a few.
I’ve seen this image pop up on Twitter a couple of times today and each time it’s had a tweet something along the lines of…
I went to the cinema at the weekend, partially to indulge the old lady inside me and partially because I thought it might help me…
