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The slippery pig runs squealing to the next event. He has been topped up recently with extra wedges of politics brought along by the Lizard ...

I have a diary entry to remind me to read the meter for the feed in tariff. We've those solar panels and I managed to squeak into the sc...

The new e-Car hub is about two minutes walk from us. They have a couple of cars on the charging station there (currently a VW ID3 and a Fia...

Well there goes the remaining foothold on Ethics. As Lord Geidt leaves the building, the second Ethics man to go, Johnson proves he never re...

  Oh, Well. Two red lines. I was surprised at how quickly the 'T' line came up red.

Scraping the burnt bits off the breakfast toast, I was reminded this morning of the crumbs of spineless followers bereft of moral compass. ...

The old man's pub had its share of legacy swirly carpets.  It was only just after nine in the morning and there were already two geezers...

New tyres for this journey across the UK. This time, a combination of meeting friends plus also taking a holiday in Scotland. It meant we...

Nothing to see here. No signs of a party. No wine, no Dunkin' Donuts. And it might look like a freshly installed glass-fronted wine fr...

I admit I've given up providing commentary on what the government is doing. The list of misdemeanours is too long and has too many peop...

Two interesting music events: The end of the iPod. Twenty Five Years of OK, Computer. They are not entirely linked, but do, to me, mark the...

  Just observing that this is quite a useful concept marker for my next novel.