Just the other day, while engaged in a clean-up, I came across a re-print from the Architect’s Journal from early 1979. The reprint was approved by the Architects Journal for use at the official opening ceremony for the Small Heath School Read More …
Some days ago I posted an entry about a nasty fall that I had and my subsequent experience with the NHS. All largely complimentary to the hard-working NHS support staff and Hereford (Wye Valley Trust) Hospital. In many ways it’s a Read More …
Of late I have been lulled to sleep by the dulcet tones of Ed Balls whispering in my ear. Yes,“that” Ed Balls; side-kick of Gordon Brown, shadow chancellor of the exchequer and more recently, twinkle-toed dancer/pantomime figure and undoubted star Read More …
The ballot papers will be going out shortly for those Labour Members who are entitled to vote in the leadership election between Jeremy Corbyn and his challenger Owen Smith. No coincidence then that at the weekend before voting papers are Read More …
Over the weekend there has been much comment about the current challenge for the leadership of the Labour party. Significantly Owen Jones, the left-wing commentator, is no longer supporting Jeremy Corbyn. Previously he had shared platforms with Corbyn and could be said Read More …
When it comes to the current debate about the EU referendum between our senior politicians I have grave doubts about their wisdom and judgement as it frequently appears to be yet another playground spat between privileged and immature individuals who share their Read More …
A few days ago I checked out the YouTube video of 91 year old Harry Smith addressing the Labour Party Conference about his life experience and the NHS. If you have seen it you will understand that Harry’s words were very Read More …
It’s been a case of all quiet on the political front so far as the Opposition has been concerned over the summer holiday period. Day after day Government ministers have appeared on TV either berating Labour, blaming Labour, or anouncing Read More …