Nuclear Fallout
Countless lives have been lost by disease, famine, wars, insects (mosquitos are the planet’s biggest killers). Disasters happen throughout the
Eurovisionland
When I reply to questions such as “where are you off next” or “what weird place have you just got
Talking Japanese
I expected much from Japan; talking robots, heated toilets, sushi. That was there. But what I got was a whole
ArmandoAid – supporting aid
The migration of peoples desperate for recognition and acceptance in another country is in the news everyday; and is occurring
Shared Space revisited
Ten years ago, I penned an article entitled ‘Shared Space – but for whom?’ published in Social Caring (September 2005);
It’s just not cricket…but almost
After one test match in the current Investec Ashes series that gave the hosts a comfortable victory; and on the
Community Policing in the U.S.
Whilst travelling around several countries, I’ve been afforded the opportunity to take part in some amazing, impromptu experiences. And that’s
Living with the expats
In setting off on a eight country, seven week adventure through Central America, it would be churlish not to accept
Borders without Barriers
During my fifteen years of delivering mobility training to the visually impaired, a constant theme has been the frustration felt
Joie de vivre – en Grande-Bretagne
France has always held a certain fascination to me. Whether the first attraction was that I visited Dieppe on a
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