July 9, 2019• Cycling, Photography
Sometime during Glastonbury (a blog still to come), I suddenly realised that it had been far too long since I’d been to see the Tour...
June 24, 2019• Books
A mystery about secrets and families set in the West Country. It seems like an open and shut case. Heather has been seen walking into a...
June 18, 2019• Internet, Media
At the start of this year I noted that buying a digital movie or TV series in the UK was an absolute mess. You can buy movies or TV series...
June 14, 2019• Podcasts
This week I attended the third annual Podcast Day organised by the Radiodays Europe team. I attended the first conference a couple of years...
May 31, 2019• Cycling
There are now at least four major public bike hire schemes across London. There is the original TfL run Santander Cycles (aka Boris Bikes)...
May 20, 2019• Books
Anna is living a double life; a true crime podcast is exploring the sinking of a luxury yacht. How are these two things linked? That’s...
May 20, 2019• TV
A question. What is the biggest TV show in the world? That’s a good question. And, despite the image I’ve put at the top of...
This is the first work I’ve read by the Arthur C Clarke winning Adrian Tchaikovsky. It’s a novella told in the first person about a...
May 16, 2019• Radio
This post is brought to you in association with RALF from DP Software and Services. I’ve used RALF for the many years, and it’s...
May 11, 2019• Make
Today was the start of the Giro d’Italia. The Slovenian rider, Primož Roglič, won the first stage time trial up to the Sanctuary of...
