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When We Was Fab – The Sydney Cricket Ground in the 1980s

40 or 50 years ago the SCG was probably the best place in the world to watch cricket. Sure Lord’s was more dignified and places like the MCG and Eden Gardens were bigger but this [more...]
Culture

Personal Situational Awareness

Anyone who’s ever taken a moment to watch animals in the wild – birds in particular, can’t fail to have noticed they are constantly on the lookout for danger and predators, and are always primed [more...]
Politics

YooKay2026…… A State broken by Corruption (Part 1)

When a bank flags a transaction as suspicious, it is not usually because someone has confessed to a crime. It is because the numbers do not make sense. A property sells for three times its [more...]
19th Century

Timothy Hackworth: The Third Northumbrian of the Railway Revolution

Born in the same village as George Stephenson, 5 years earlier. The man who saved the Stockton and Darlington when the engines kept breaking down. The man who built Russia’s first locomotive… and then vanished [more...]
Labour

No reflection in the mirror

And there you all were thinking this was going to be about vampires, sorry to disappoint but it’s far more down to earth. ‘Er indoors had an aunt who never stopped talking. I always thought [more...]

When We Was Fab – The Sydney Cricket Ground in the 1980s

17th June 2026 0

40 or 50 years ago the SCG was probably the best place in the world to watch cricket. Sure Lord’s was more dignified and places like the MCG and Eden Gardens were bigger but this [more...]
Personal Situational Awareness

17th June 2026 0
YooKay2026…… A State broken by Corruption (Part 1)

16th June 2026 0

YooKay2026…… A State broken by Corruption (Part 1)

16th June 2026 0

When a bank flags a transaction as suspicious, it is not usually because someone has confessed to a crime. It is because the numbers do not make sense. A property sells for three times its [more...]
No reflection in the mirror

15th June 2026 0
Larry’s Diary, Week Three Hundred And Thirty-One

14th June 2026 0

One Hundred Years Ago This Very Day

13th June 2026 0

The ‘Grim up north’ trope reminds of Northern England’s story of endless decline. In reality, the region produced immense wealth through the likes of textiles, steel, coal and shipbuilding. Influential industrialists’ fortunes rivalled those in [more...]
Ivory Cutlery’s Day Off – We Need To Talk About Bordeaux

12th June 2026 0
Jinnie’s Story, Book Nine – Chapter Thirty-Four

11th June 2026 0

When We Was Fab – The Sydney Cricket Ground in the 1980s

17th June 2026 0

40 or 50 years ago the SCG was probably the best place in the world to watch cricket. Sure Lord’s was more dignified and places like the MCG and Eden Gardens were bigger but this [more...]
Timothy Hackworth: The Third Northumbrian of the Railway Revolution

15th June 2026 0
Robert Stephenson: The Son Who Built The Railways

8th June 2026 0

The Scrapbook of Sherlock Holmes, 5/6: The Wolf Man of Mayfair. Part 2 of 2

14th June 2026 0

Part One can be read here: The Scrapbook of Sherlock Holmes, 5/6: The Wolf Man of Mayfair. Part 1 of 2 It was fortunate for us that George lived only a few minutes’ brisk trot [more...]
Larry’s Diary, Week Three Hundred And Thirty-One

14th June 2026 0
Bombs and Betrayal, Chapter Four

13th June 2026 0

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