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19th Century

One Hundred Years Ago This Very Day

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...]
Fiction

Bombs and Betrayal, Chapter Four

The Prime Minister picked up the phone on the desk. “Find the Home Secretary and ask him to return to the meeting room.” It was five minutes before he seated at the table. “Peter, Mr. [more...]
Arts

Ivory Cutlery’s Day Off – We Need To Talk About Bordeaux

Greetings pop pickers (from the hot and steamy Côte d’Azur on the stunning Mediterranean coastline of southeastern France) and please be welcome to tonight’s Fabulously Flamboyant Friday and yet another of our groin-polished googlies from [more...]
Literature

Always Worth Saying’s review of a Question Time review

On last Thursday’s Makerfield edition of the ever-popular BBC Question Time, a lady in the audience prefaced her point by saying she watches the Fiona Bruce-chaired programme ‘all the time’. Is she after my job? [more...]
Arts

Jinnie’s Story, Book Nine – Chapter Thirty-Four

Jinnie collapsed on her bunk on the USS Jack H. Lucas and realised that she was both tired and hungry. But before anything else, she needed to clean her rifle and return it to the [more...]

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...]
Bombs and Betrayal, Chapter Four

13th June 2026 0
Ivory Cutlery’s Day Off – We Need To Talk About Bordeaux

12th June 2026 0

Always Worth Saying’s review of a Question Time review

12th June 2026 0

On last Thursday’s Makerfield edition of the ever-popular BBC Question Time, a lady in the audience prefaced her point by saying she watches the Fiona Bruce-chaired programme ‘all the time’. Is she after my job? [more...]
The next Iran?

11th June 2026 0
Dog-walking Thoughts No 5 – Cracks in the Wall

10th 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

Robert Stephenson: The Son Who Built The Railways

8th June 2026 0

Everyone knows George Stephenson. The self-taught genius who invented railways. Except he didn’t, really. George was the visionary, the man who saw what steam could do. But the man who actually designed the engines, surveyed [more...]
Tin Foil Hat – Final Part 3

8th June 2026 0
So…What’s Going Postal good for? (Part 2)

6th June 2026 0

Bombs and Betrayal, Chapter Four

13th June 2026 0

The Prime Minister picked up the phone on the desk. “Find the Home Secretary and ask him to return to the meeting room.” It was five minutes before he seated at the table. “Peter, Mr. [more...]
Always Worth Saying’s review of a Question Time review

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

11th June 2026 0

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