April 2023 – Abridged

The Boy on the Train – Long Read

I was in a show last week. I didn’t advertise it because I didn’t really know how to talk about it until it was done and the tickets sold so quickly and completely, I didn’t feel the need to. Also I’m conscious that I wang on about acting and theatre a little too much andContinue reading “The Boy on the Train – Long Read”

Voting

I know, I know, I wrote about voting recently, but it’s important so I’m writing again in the hope that I can at least get one more person to realise they will need to take ID with them the next time they vote. This is important. I often hear nowadays how people feel hopeless andContinue reading “Voting”

Serious Crimes

There was a news article that I read recently on the BBC that really provoked my ire. Click on the button below to read it for yourself if you too would like to get a bit angry. The article covers the fact that the Metropolitan Police Service have moved officers from serious crime and terrorismContinue reading “Serious Crimes”

Politicians Are Not Celebrities

When Alexander Boris de Pfeffel Johnson made his debut on Have I Got News For You, he was found to be a bumbling amusing journalist that most of us probably never thought would one day become Prime Minister. O how silly we were. This tousle-haired walking sack of custard (I’ve nicked that from someone whoContinue reading “Politicians Are Not Celebrities”