BT: Bloody Terrible
My loyalty wasn’t even considered until I decided to move Continue reading BT: Bloody Terrible
The Closure of Glebe Way Crossing
Wouldn’t it be more intelligent – and just as effective – to increase safety measures at the crossing? Continue reading The Closure of Glebe Way Crossing
The Ghosts of Things
It’s odd how inanimate things can carry such a weight of meaning. They are only objects after all… Continue reading The Ghosts of Things
Ian Pollock’s Illustrations for Housing Benefit Hill
In September 1995 the editors at the Guardian commissioned Ian Pollock to illustrate Housing Benefit Hill, and the results are shown here… Continue reading Ian Pollock’s Illustrations for Housing Benefit Hill
Autophagy for the people
If you read my last column, you will know that I’m moving: from a two-bedroom flat, into a room in a shared house. Don’t ask me why. I have my reasons. Continue reading Autophagy for the people
Reclaim The Sacred
On the first Monday of each November, a mixed group of around 50 Pagans, Magicians and other unconventionally spiritual people gather in the City of London to perform a series of public Rituals. Money Burners are well represented within their number. Continue reading Reclaim The Sacred
Turn and Face the Strange…
Not only is change inevitable, but also, every so often, the accumulation of small changes leads to big changes that will literally change the world Continue reading Turn and Face the Strange…
Caged Beeste
People get planning permission for all sorts of things, but a harmless old man can’t get planning permission to live this simple way of life, out in the woods with his plants and his animals and his trees and the deer that ate out of his hand. He was a Hermit. It’s an ancient occupation. Continue reading Caged Beeste
Waspi Women
There’s always enough money for wars, royal weddings, and MPs expenses, it seems; never enough for the needs of ordinary people going about their ordinary lives Continue reading Waspi Women
Labour Club: 40th Anniversary
Originally posted on Whitstable Views:
I’m sitting in the Whitstable Labour Club, looking at the board above the fireplace on which is written the names of the honorary and founder life members. Of the 33 names up there, I recognise… Continue reading Labour Club: 40th Anniversary
