The BBC series Scotland’s Sacred Islands is so much more than a travel programme. It’s an adventure; a mighty quest! Like all the best heroes in all the best stories,
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Dave Hopwood reflects on being a father and a son There is a great moment in the movie Cinderella Man when boxer Jim Braddock tells his son Jay not to
Crunching across the pebbled shore line, kayak instructor Gary, gathers up four paddles and shares them out among our group of nervous newbies. Clueless, we form a loose semi-circle around
Live entertainment is unparalleled. By being there, for instance at it a concert, sporting event, theatre or air show, you are part of the unfolding history. There is an explicit
As the revitalised England cricket team slog it out with Australia for the Ashes again, I’m reviewing a book I bought when I visited Australia nearly twenty years ago. Steve
Max Dickens describes himself as an author, a playwright and a recovering stand-up comedian. But he has a problem. He’s thinking of getting married, but not sure which of his
What do you associate with the word home? A person or a place perhaps? Somewhere in which there is a strong sense of welcome and belonging? What then when life
Beneath the trailing branches of a weeping willow tree, boat-master Mark stands, clip board in hand, calling out the names of his passengers for the day. Queuing politely, one by
Achieving the right work-life balance can be challenging for any parent, especially in a world altered by the pandemic. However, there are ways to make it work, and NHS Property
Annika is either a TV crime drama, a crime drama spoof, or a comedy. I’m not sure exactly which. However you look at it, the BBC hit series is a