Monthly Archives: March 2017

On my walk to the station three or four days a week I walk down what is locally known as the church path. The final bit of which runs alongside the graveyard and, not surprisingly, the church. Tucked under a … Continue reading →

It appears that the service I’ve had my placement at so far for my counselling course is a victim of the austerity clamour that the financial crisis somehow has imposed on local government.  I’ll not get into the nonsense of … Continue reading →

Oxfam produce some interesting stats in their work.  Particularly about distribution of wealth. It wasn’t too long ago I read them saying that 50% of the world’s wealth was owned by just enough people to fit on a London double … Continue reading →