I have deleted a lot of comments today that may have got on if only they had looked like they were from remotely identifiable people.
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I was invited to the Sheila McKechnie Foundation awards ceremony yesterday. It was great to see David Hillman of Stamp Out Poverty receive the Sheila
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Internet trolling has reached new lows. I make no pretence that I suffer the abuse many do on social media. But I do know many
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School holidays have at long last, and even rather belatedly it seems to me, arrived in Norfolk. The relevance for this blog is threefold. First,
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I have just realised I published blog number 10.000 this morning. This blog started in June 2006. That means I’ve published about 3.8 blogs every
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I was having an email exchange with a friend this morning who mentioned his distaste for Tim Worstall’s blog and was surprised when I said whether he
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As many will know, trolling has reached new lows this weekend.   I make no comparison between the abuse of feminist campaigners on twitter and
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I am often asked why it is worth blogging. I do it to change debate, to challenge the hegemony of thinking that dominates our public
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