It is a law of physics that a pendulum will always swing back to its opposite position. “This island is made mainly of coal and surrounded by fish. Only an organizing genius could produce a shortage of coal and fish at the same time.” Aneurin Bevan Daily Herald, 25 May 1945. The geopolitical stage is... Continue Reading →
ELEMENTAL
If there is one thing about living at 800 ft above sea level on the eastern moorlands of the lands formerly known as Elmet, it is above all else, that one is acutely aware of the ever-changing elements. One comes to realise that nature is in charge - not man. As ridiculous as it may... Continue Reading →