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ALBERT FENECH Although a celebrated artist in the world of baroque painting and having throughout a short life lived under and been known to have
It opened on July 26th 2021. An urban peak, promising to be London’s trendiest, temporary visitor attraction. A miniature mountain in the middle of Marble
CJ Sansom is recipient of the CWA’s most prestigious award, Ann Evans has the details. One of Britain’s bestselling historical novelists, Christopher John Sansom has
It is very stressful being Woke. You have to watch yourself. There are so many UnPC pitfalls to fall into. You must be wary of
WOB’s Women’s International Day, World Book Day and Mother’s Day “Elevate Women” used book subscription offer champions women authors of fiction, non-fiction and poetry. Subscriptions
As you all know, I have been singing folk songs all my life. The very first song my Nana taught me “If I were a
Just like Spring arrives after a bitter winter season, similarly life seems to be blooming after the fading of the third COVID wave in Mumbai.
To celebrate my sixtieth birthday, my wife and I, Mo, made a whistle stop train tour of two Scottish cities – plus Newcastle. This section
The deadline for this years British Pie Awards is looming as the competition closes for entries at Midnight on the 1st March 2022. This year
On the main road, before you turn off into the valley where our little abode is hidden, there is a village of thatched rondavels that
Back in the 1970s when firecracker Dom Mintoff was the country’s Prime Minister, one of his controversial moves which drew much criticism was to decree
Long after Twelfth Night and well into March , even April , don’t be surprised to find Christmas puddings, Santa heads, reindeers, mistletoe and the
My publisher, Andrews UK now publishes Short Stories that people can download when they fancy a quick read. And they’re only 99p each! Here are
By Annick Dournes & Frederic de Poligny Weather conditions will soon be ideal to visit Crete and enjoy its Mediterranean natural beauty, sandy beaches,
February the 13th will be lucky for some and unlucky for others. Created in 2010 by the Leslie Knope character in the hit US comedy,
We have just been watching a documentary on the courtship rituals of birds of paradise. What fascinating dances they use, and not always successful either
The sunrise of 6th February 2022 brought along with it a sad news of the demise of the Indian legendary singer- Lata Mangeshkar. Her work as
The village of San Lawrenz in the west of Gozo is one of the smallest and most inconspicuous throughout the Maltese Islands. Starkly enough it
Eat, drink, meet and relax, anytime, in your own space within a club-like atmosphere. There’s a new breed of the café culture concept dawning –
Some time ago, we were all passing around this pattern “Teddy Bears for Love” to make easy bears for children in hospitals and those who
By Annick Dournes & Frederic de Poligny One of the touchiest proud of French people is cheese. To them no foreign cheese can compare
Photos by Rob Tysall Ann Evans meets actor Jon Trenchard and his incredible 1:12 scale Hordle Castle which he’s been working on for the last
The onset of a New Year is like the break of dawn after the passing of a night. Last year was very intense as I
At my age of almost eight my family left Malta to live in England in January, 1954, as my father had rejoined the British Services.
Tis the season to be jolly – and to reflect on Christmas past, and on some of the fantastic presents I received as a child
Photos of previous Crufts Shows by Rob Tysall Fingers and paws are crossed for Crufts 2022. Ann Evans reminds us of the greatest dog show
Here are my latest three Short Stories, to add to my collection Out of your Comfort Zone. See the other four; https://b-c-ing-u.com/book-review/outside-your-comfort-zone-four-short-stories/ They can all
by Harry Pope How do some people get to live to 105, and others pass along the way. Is it in the genes, is it
The Farm Shop & Deli Show have launched their 2022 Retailer Awards, Ann Evans has the details. Do you have a favourite specialist retailer which
ALBERT FENECH In my mind Beatboxing was some kind of physical activity going under the name of “sport”, in which similar to Kickboxing, through kicking
Our friends gave us two train tickets to London because they couldn’t go. We were undecided about going at such short notice, but we didn’t
If you need warming up, then the Stratford-upon-Avon Butterfly Farm is the perfect place to visit. Ann Evans finds out what’s new. If the weather
The following snapshots of Bengaluru, India further illustrates how words and locations continue to create unrivalled hilarity: (See attached images) Links to previous
Chris’s Favourite Article of 2021. At this time of the year I go over my past year’s articles, and re-run it for your delectation. This
If you have a passion for all things automobile, then take a look at what The British Motor Museum have lined up for 2022. Ann
From the 1,000th Hill Hello dear readers, What a wonderful year of literary adventure 2021 was. I want to thank Lyn from the bottom of
Every year in the Crowborough, East Sussex area, strange scarecrows appear in people’s gardens, on the corners of roads, in hedges and in other unexpected
By Annick Dournes & Frederic de Poligny If you were asked what was the world second largest city in the 16th century after Beijing
by Harry Pope This is my Favourite Article of 2021. It’s a devil, getting older, and one of the perils is having to plan your
Susan’s Favourite Article of 2021. There was always something interesting afoot in Portland’s Buckman neighborhood on the east side. Strange comings and goings in a
ALBERT FENECH Although a celebrated artist in the world of baroque painting and having throughout a short life lived under and been known to have
It opened on July 26th 2021. An urban peak, promising to be London’s trendiest, temporary visitor attraction. A miniature mountain in the middle of Marble
CJ Sansom is recipient of the CWA’s most prestigious award, Ann Evans has the details. One of Britain’s bestselling historical novelists, Christopher John Sansom has
It is very stressful being Woke. You have to watch yourself. There are so many UnPC pitfalls to fall into. You must be wary of
WOB’s Women’s International Day, World Book Day and Mother’s Day “Elevate Women” used book subscription offer champions women authors of fiction, non-fiction and poetry. Subscriptions
As you all know, I have been singing folk songs all my life. The very first song my Nana taught me “If I were a
Just like Spring arrives after a bitter winter season, similarly life seems to be blooming after the fading of the third COVID wave in Mumbai.
To celebrate my sixtieth birthday, my wife and I, Mo, made a whistle stop train tour of two Scottish cities – plus Newcastle. This section
The deadline for this years British Pie Awards is looming as the competition closes for entries at Midnight on the 1st March 2022. This year
On the main road, before you turn off into the valley where our little abode is hidden, there is a village of thatched rondavels that
Back in the 1970s when firecracker Dom Mintoff was the country’s Prime Minister, one of his controversial moves which drew much criticism was to decree
Long after Twelfth Night and well into March , even April , don’t be surprised to find Christmas puddings, Santa heads, reindeers, mistletoe and the
My publisher, Andrews UK now publishes Short Stories that people can download when they fancy a quick read. And they’re only 99p each! Here are
By Annick Dournes & Frederic de Poligny Weather conditions will soon be ideal to visit Crete and enjoy its Mediterranean natural beauty, sandy beaches,
February the 13th will be lucky for some and unlucky for others. Created in 2010 by the Leslie Knope character in the hit US comedy,
We have just been watching a documentary on the courtship rituals of birds of paradise. What fascinating dances they use, and not always successful either
The sunrise of 6th February 2022 brought along with it a sad news of the demise of the Indian legendary singer- Lata Mangeshkar. Her work as
The village of San Lawrenz in the west of Gozo is one of the smallest and most inconspicuous throughout the Maltese Islands. Starkly enough it
Eat, drink, meet and relax, anytime, in your own space within a club-like atmosphere. There’s a new breed of the café culture concept dawning –
Some time ago, we were all passing around this pattern “Teddy Bears for Love” to make easy bears for children in hospitals and those who
By Annick Dournes & Frederic de Poligny One of the touchiest proud of French people is cheese. To them no foreign cheese can compare
Photos by Rob Tysall Ann Evans meets actor Jon Trenchard and his incredible 1:12 scale Hordle Castle which he’s been working on for the last
The onset of a New Year is like the break of dawn after the passing of a night. Last year was very intense as I
At my age of almost eight my family left Malta to live in England in January, 1954, as my father had rejoined the British Services.
Tis the season to be jolly – and to reflect on Christmas past, and on some of the fantastic presents I received as a child
Photos of previous Crufts Shows by Rob Tysall Fingers and paws are crossed for Crufts 2022. Ann Evans reminds us of the greatest dog show
Here are my latest three Short Stories, to add to my collection Out of your Comfort Zone. See the other four; https://b-c-ing-u.com/book-review/outside-your-comfort-zone-four-short-stories/ They can all
by Harry Pope How do some people get to live to 105, and others pass along the way. Is it in the genes, is it
The Farm Shop & Deli Show have launched their 2022 Retailer Awards, Ann Evans has the details. Do you have a favourite specialist retailer which
ALBERT FENECH In my mind Beatboxing was some kind of physical activity going under the name of “sport”, in which similar to Kickboxing, through kicking
Our friends gave us two train tickets to London because they couldn’t go. We were undecided about going at such short notice, but we didn’t
If you need warming up, then the Stratford-upon-Avon Butterfly Farm is the perfect place to visit. Ann Evans finds out what’s new. If the weather
The following snapshots of Bengaluru, India further illustrates how words and locations continue to create unrivalled hilarity: (See attached images) Links to previous
Chris’s Favourite Article of 2021. At this time of the year I go over my past year’s articles, and re-run it for your delectation. This
If you have a passion for all things automobile, then take a look at what The British Motor Museum have lined up for 2022. Ann
From the 1,000th Hill Hello dear readers, What a wonderful year of literary adventure 2021 was. I want to thank Lyn from the bottom of
Every year in the Crowborough, East Sussex area, strange scarecrows appear in people’s gardens, on the corners of roads, in hedges and in other unexpected
By Annick Dournes & Frederic de Poligny If you were asked what was the world second largest city in the 16th century after Beijing
by Harry Pope This is my Favourite Article of 2021. It’s a devil, getting older, and one of the perils is having to plan your
Susan’s Favourite Article of 2021. There was always something interesting afoot in Portland’s Buckman neighborhood on the east side. Strange comings and goings in a
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