In recent years, I believe more young people have become engaged with political and issues around the world, like climate change, Brexit and Trump. I wonder, is this being stirred by hardening lines on both the left and right which means the young want to be in the centre. Recently, the young have become engaged over climate change and the […]
There may not be a lot going on this site at the moment, but I am working on new content. As I wrote last month, finding time to write content when my main focus is covering Formula One is hard, I also want to spend time doing practical campaigning and working to improve our world. I haven’t had the weekends, […]
Monthly insights and analysis of topics I have written about and from around the world.
We recently watched the great cathedral of Notre Dame burn, a moment when you have to really pinch yourself as you watched what looked to be the end of the cathedral. But, it poses a question how do we protect our historic buildings for future generations and what does it say about us? Many of these country houses were built […]
Monthly dairy of my posts and thoughts about things I’m writing about and topics in the media.
March means the start of the Formula One season; this means that my focus will begin to shift to F1 Vault. Although my focus is about to shift, this site will continue. This month, I wrote about why disability matters, the issue is one close to my heart being disabled myself. The role of disabled people over the last century […]
Since I have been small, I have always enjoyed travelling around the UK for day trips and holidays. Over the last decade, I have travelled to many countries in Europe and places in the UK, these experiences have given me many different ideas about who we are as humans. I don’t remember the first time I flew but remember where […]
Our NHS entered it seventh decade in 2017, its something we both love and hate, can find frustrating but praise when we get the care and support, we all need. The health service was created by Nye Bevan, no relation, based on one key principal which remains today, ‘Healthcare should be free to everyone regardless of ability to pay.’ In […]
Disabled people I know are actually quite able in their brain and its just the difficulties holding us back.
I was lucky enough to have attended Ben Fogle’s latest show, Tales From The Wilderness. The show in Bath focused on what he has experienced as an explorer, writer and broadcaster. Ben’s life was shaped early on, he struggled at school because of dyslexia leaving school with limited qualifications. This affected something people who don’t fit society norms struggle with, […]