by The Editor | Apr 6, 2017 | Health & Education
When I was first told about my Fibromyalgia I was happy in a sense, maybe the wrong word, relieved is better, I had a reason for feeling so awful and in pain all the time, i thought people might actually believe me now, let me learn how to live and that was...
by The Editor | Apr 6, 2017 | Politics
The daffodils are blooming, so it must be time for more benefit cuts. When you live under ideologically-driven austerity, April is, indeed, the cruellest month. It is said that you can judge a nation by how it treats its weakest members, and this year, yet...
by The Editor | Apr 6, 2017 | Health & Education
I have noticed that the spoken word has lost it’s currency. Not in real life, person to person, but in work, organisations and all the times where communication happens and things matter. So to narrow the field I will give an example about work. I still think the most...
by The Editor | Apr 5, 2017 | Featured, Health & Education
This has been a topic that I’ve wanted to discuss for a while, but I’ve always put it off. I’m not sure why I have done that, but I’ve decided now that I’d like to discuss it. Today, I’m going to be discussing my journey with my...
by The Editor | Apr 3, 2017 | Featured, International
Today we live in a society in which we have a firm notion of what ought to be said and more importantly what should not be said. Since the 1960s, in the West, the liberal left have won great victories based on outward civility and the idea that bellowing a racial or...
