I have a riddle for you. When is ‘news’ not ‘news’?
It would appear there’s a constant sense of tension between the need for new housing and the desire not to have that housing built anywhere near where you happen to live.
Nadine Dorries, the ex MP and our very own Angel of Lovely Lane, once described former Prime Minister David Cameron and his sidekick George Osborne, the former Chancellor, as two posh boys.
Back in August I was chatting to an old friend and, somewhat bizarrely, the subject of shingles came up.
Just like Natalie Imbruglia once sang, I’m torn.
I WAS interested to read a survey by Which? conducted over the past 12 months to see which UK airport is the best, as reported in the Warrington Guardian.
I was once asked if I’d like to read the novel The Angels of Lovely Lane. It’s a book about nurses in the 1950s living in a nurses home on, believe it or not, a street called Lovely Lane.
During the course of my career, I have often had to commute to work. This was mainly by car but there were spells when it was more appropriate to use public transport, specifically trains.
I can recall a time more than a few years ago when I phoned my dentist to make an appointment for a check-up.
There’s an interesting conundrum brewing as the political parties start gearing up for the general election.
