The Polls Are Closed and Scotland’s Fate is Sealed – 18 September 2014
Every passionate politician, every outspoken opponent, every fervent voice; today, their power and influence was reduced to a single leaden cross.
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London 2012: 24 Hours To Go – 26 July 2012
In precisely 24 hours, the Olympic Opening Ceremony is due to get under way, as the world’s eyes (an expected 4.8 billion people will watch) turn to London to see our capital city stage...
Maidenhead Christmas Lights Switch-On – 26 November 2011
Scroll down or click here for my video of the event. As is traditional in towns and cities across the UK, today saw Maidenhead’s annual Christmas Lights Switch-On event take place in front of...
Jamboree 2011: Cultural Festival Day – 4 August 2011
Although no formal activities had been scheduled for anybody on-site, there was still much to do ahead of the afternoon’s Festival of Culture. The event was designed to encourage Scouts to learn about the...
Best of the Snow Photos – 21 December 2010
As the snow starts to thaw and the roads return to their black, tarmac colour, here’s the best of the snow photos taken over the last few days. This year, we’ve taken remarkably fewer...
Unity – 23 June 2010
I hate professional football. The players are overpaid, the matches are overhyped, and – as an Englishman – our country’s team never do particularly well anyway (last time we won the World Cup was...
Britain’s Got Talent 2010 Final – 5 June 2010
Tonight is the final of Britain’s Got Talent – the ITV TV show opened to anybody of any age, to give them a chance to show off their talent. There are several rounds, broadcast...
Election Campaign 2010 Draws to a Close – 5 May 2010
Tomorrow, Britain takes to the polls. Across 650 Parliamentary Constituencies in the UK, there are 42,000 Polling Stations. It’s the first time since 1979 that all of the Party Leaders have never faced an election before. ‘Change’ has been a massive ‘buzz-word’ of this election, coined mainly by the Tories and also the Lib-Dems. Who offers most of it, and do we really need it?
