I wrote this yesterday, sending it to people I met during the week: I apologise for having to write in this way I think it
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Quite why some blog posts become highly successful and others into which more effort has been put simply get average readership is largely a mystery
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At the beginning of this year I mooted the possibility of an appeal for funding on this blog because at that time it was not
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There has been the most remarkable fightback on sustainable cost accounting (SCA) on this blog this week. Four things characterise that fight back. First, almost
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I can’t help noticing numbers. Deep down, and sometimes well hidden, I remain a chartered accountant. And as yesterday unfolded I noticed the volume of
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I admit that it is not often that a blog posted here gets this much attention on Facebook: My commentary on freeports on Saturday seems
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I am at a tax justice conference for the next couple of days, organised by the Joffe Trust, who are, amongst other things, the principle
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Yesterday a friend asked me where I get my inspiration from. Several times in the last week the question has been raised as to why
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Ian McCluskey describes himself like this on Twitter: I mention this because this morning he has posted this, with reference to Rebecca Long-Bailey making the
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