Singing for Sarah Everard, Speaking out for Better
I’m a mother of a ten year old daughter and an eight year old son. They are now of the age where they ask questions about current affairs and it’s…
I’m a mother of a ten year old daughter and an eight year old son. They are now of the age where they ask questions about current affairs and it’s…
Here’s an article I never thought I’d be able to write, but, as my children go back to school this week for five whole days for the first time in…
People you already know will discover the air fryer and when they do, you will hear about it. I promise you that will hear about it. I watched from afar…
When I saw the results of a recent study that showed percentages of kids who, in a recent survey, could not identify the vital work of historical figures such as…
We’ve all suffered through lockdown – being furloughed, working at home, losing jobs, missing out on seeing friends, cancelled holidays, loneliness and isolation. But for our children the lockdown had…
The menu of things to do this summer for the average Briton this year is reduced. It’s like the restaurant equivalent of just the lunch specials. You may be aware…
I’ve recently read two books that seemed to combine in my head with a bit of bang of recognition. The books in question are Debbie Harry’s recently autobiography, “Face It”…
A recent study that attempts to put some numbers against how distracting smartphones and social media are for children who are meant to be studying, will come as no surprise…
I think we’ve all had that moment at some point over the past few weeks where the reality of staying in all the time sinks in, forcing us to try…
What do you think about when someone says Non-fiction? An autobiography? A memoir? A how to manual or self-help book? I don’t think I’d ever given it too much thought…