Live music has always held a fascination for me and this morning I was intrigued by the deep bass sound of a euphonium. I went to investigate. Three cars were
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As the Sorted Magazine Team enthusiastically prepare to celebrate the one hundredth print edition, it has to be said that we’re also quietly excited about our growing online presence. Since
The research, conducted by football shirt retailer UKSoccerShop, used Google Keyword Planner to analyse nationwide searches for the shirts of Premier and Championship League teams over the last five years, identifying the
Churchgoers have called for more sustainable farming and animal welfare on Church-owned land. A clear majority of churchgoers believe that tenant farmers on land owned by the Church of England
Digital Editor’s Note: I’m very pleased to welcome Girls’ Brigade CEO Judith Davey-Cole as our Guest Writer. Judith reflects on the changing landscape of volunteering. Judith writes: Volunteerism is deeply
SsangYong Musso The Musso began life in 1993 as a rather ugly mid-size SUV before being discontinued ten years ago. But now it’s back, having had a massive makeover, and
Citroen eC4 Sense The eC4 is a crossover that combines a coupe’s sleek lines with a hatchback’s practicality and adds a dash of Citroen’s trademark quirkiness. But is it any
Audi A4 Avant The Audi A4 Avant is the estate version of the German marque’s compact executive saloon and a big rival to BMW’s refined 3 Series Touring. Although most
The Bentley Continental GT Mulliner is not so much a car as it is a symphony of luxury, performance, and craftsmanship that’s set to leave an indelible impression. The exterior
Digital Editor’s Note: I’m pleased to welcome Jim Shaw as our Guest Writer. Jim is Director of Toni&Guy Billericay and a multi-award winning men’s hairdresser. Jim has vast experience of