Month: June 2019

It’s about dependency relationships. We go back to 1896 when Karol Adamiecki invented the harmonogram. No, it’s not an early greetings card… […]

Headless body, in topless bar Super Caley go Ballistic, Celtic are Atrocious Axis of Weasel Freddy Star Ate my Hamster…. If you […]

By far, the most elegant of the disciplines is mathematics. Nothing much works without numbers, chugging away in the background. Look what […]

We are obliged to wait. Not for a bus, or a new hip, although both are becoming increasingly scarce. I meant, a […]

The main political parties are beset with inner wrangling. The Tories have lost 43 ministers, who, one way or another, have walked […]

The one question none of them can answer is; ‘what happens if you can’t’. That’s the big flaw. Every one, of the […]

The muted colours belong in a Belgravia hotel. The sofas plump. The double glazed windows, hung with tasteful curtains, block out the […]

Last week we learned of deaths; maybe hundreds, unexplained, at Liverpool Community Trust. Who of us didn’t think… Mid-Staffs. Well, who knows… […]

Micheal Gove is my local MP. I watched him apologising to a packed audience, for his ‘misunderstandings’ of the rules on MP’s […]

Sir Trevor Longstay frowned. “Is ambition the right word?” he asked. Martin Plackard looked at Beverly Heaver, NHS Blithering’s chief transformationalist. “According […]