No one reads anymore

Richard reminds us how good it is to read a real book – a physical book that you can touch and feel. “There’s nothing more fun and enjoyable than immersing myself in a novel or a non-fiction book and learning something with a real printed book…” Visiting homes nowadays, you may not find any books

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Cats in Moneyland

By Ray Wilson Henry had always believed the world ended at the curve of Willow Crescent. Willow Crescent was a pleasant world, measured by familiar rhythms rather than clocks. Doug swept his driveway every morning with military precision and inspected the brick driveway for miscreant oil stains. Basil held long conversations over his roses as

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March for Life in London

The largest group of human-beings currently persecuted and executed are the unborn children in their mothers’ wombs. It is a great tragedy of our society that protection of the most innocent and most vulnerable cannot be taken for granted. Our culture has become a culture of death. Yet, while the shadows have grown, the light

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Image of the week: decentralise

In a “normal” world, without centralised powers, oligarchs and BigTech, BigFood, BigPharma, there would be an aboundance of small businesses, strong local markets, distributed powers, and a healthier population. Rerum Novarum – encyclical on capital and labour How To Avoid Digital Slavery The Green Cheat – common sense, words of wisdom, scientific evidence It’s Not

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