Demise of Thatcher
I’m sorry to say that my most recent post was all too prophetic. Mrs. Thatcher is dead, and her funeral
I’m sorry to say that my most recent post was all too prophetic. Mrs. Thatcher is dead, and her funeral
Alzheimer’s Disease is a terrible affliction, and I wouldn’t wish it upon anyone. The sight of eighty-seven year-old Margaret Thatcher
My momentous first day at UEA was spoiled somewhat by getting caught speeding en-route from Hertfordshire to Norwich, and to
The above image shows London’s ‘old’ Royal Exchange, which was destroyed by fire in 1838. It is the second of
Once again I find it necessary to apologize for failing to post any updates to Beyond 1984 since last July.
I laughed out loud when I read the other day that 1980s Conservative back-benchers had the nickname ‘Daggers’ for their
There is an article in today’s Times resulting from a letter to the paper from the celebrity chefs Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall
The lambasting of HSBC by the US Senate Sub-committee on Investigations drives yet another nail into the coffin of the
Orwell Trivia No.2 As a director of the renowned publishers Faber & Faber, T S Eliot was regarded as ‘a
No.1 in a series of posts on Orwell trivia. “George Orwell came into being on Thursday 8 January 1933, the