by The Editor | May 14, 2017 | Politics
In life and in everything we do, we seem to lose our way a little. Maintaining a high level of competence and consistency in our work place, day in, day out or at home is a very arduous task. We drink coffee and drink energy juice to get us over the line at the last...
by The Editor | May 13, 2017 | International
Very worryingly, today the NHS was hit by a cyber attack. This is because the NHS is so underfunded that when Microsoft stopped support for Windows XP – the operating system which most NHS hospitals use – they didn’t have enough money to update their systems. Much...
by The Editor | May 13, 2017 | Featured, Politics
It’s time to decide, Wales. It’s time to decide if we still have a detectable pulse, or if the beating heart of what was once a distinct Welsh political spirit within the sorry mess we still refer to as the ‘United’ Kingdom, has finally flat-lined. Are you going to...
by The Editor | May 13, 2017 | International
We can be upset that the fox hunting debate is only another smoke screen to cover over the hell Westminster is unleashing, but these, I argue, are not different things. This is the heart of Toryism. Theresa May has openly stated that it is her intention to permit a...
by The Editor | May 13, 2017 | Politics
Couple of weeks ago I received my copy of a journal which includes an article written by myself and friend and colleague Mike Brennan (Brennan, M. and Letherby, G. (2017) ‘Auto/Biographical Approaches to Researching Death and Bereavement:...
