Morning Extra! What’s in your free paper today? (WARNING! Not for those of a delicate disposition) “I just saw one of the worst things I have ever witnessed on the tube today!” exclaimed my friend who commutes daily on London Underground. Curiosity piqued, I demanded to know the details. Once I did, I felt an [...]
As another bank holiday will soon be here, I have been doing a little research, and put together a list of suggestions for great days out – enjoy! The Press Photographers Year 2011 exhibition at the National Theatre in Southbank. Running until September 4th. Check website for times. This showcases photographs used in the [...]
I suspect that working virtually is turning me into a hermit. Whilst I embrace the outdoors when the sun is shining I have this empathy for bears who hibernate through winter. I can’t quite decide whether I’m a recluse or just a miserable old git! I am fortunate to live in a city people love to visit, [...]
Today 11th May 2011 the news has been full of one thing that is close to my heart- the true value of what producers in the developing world earn for their hard work. The price of coffee is at its highest in 34 years and whilst this should be good news for the farmers the [...]
Today’s employment market is a challenge for everyone. And those working are of course, no doubt doing their very best to ensure they meet their targets and excel; and remain in work. Induction and training are important as is continued professional development; good and excellent performance in the workplace impact on the business’s bottom line. [...]
If I sat down and really thought about what I could achieve in a single day, I might be able to come up with some interesting challenges that I think might be possible…. but record a whole album? Well that would probably not be one of them, even if I had the requisite talents. But [...]
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