A gentle review of the way our lives are dictated at all times by priorities.
Have you noticed that as we go through life our priorities change, even though at the time we don’t notice it happening?
A gentle review of the way our lives are dictated at all times by priorities.
Have you noticed that as we go through life our priorities change, even though at the time we don’t notice it happening?
Graham raises objections to the way our Prime Minister be-little PM Questions in the House of Commons
A few months ago, our Editor asked for the odd bit of political input in the Pump. Such issues can be contentious so I can quite understand why there has been no follow-up to this.
A newcomer looks at the beautiful Norfolk countryside through fresh eyes.
Notes from a newcomer
When every little green pocket of land is falling victim to our friendly neighbourhood developers, it is heartening to read in the papers that plans are afoot to allow large areas of the Fens to revert to wetland. After centuries of drainage schemes, the National Trust, English Nature and the Cambridgeshire Wildlife Trust are reversing the process and extending areas like Wood Walton and Wicken Fen as well as creating new expanses of fen. The aim is to attract endangered species such as the bittern, the water vole and the redshank back to their traditional habitat.
Support for the fine awarded against the British Post office
Dear Ray,
The Royal Mail are to be fined £7,000,000 by the regulator for poor performance. Do I think that this is right? Yes I do, although I am not sure about the amount.
A touch of religious humour
A middle-aged woman had a heart attack and was taken to hospital. While on the operating table she had a near death experience. Seeing God she asked, “Is my time up?” God said, “No, you have another 43 years, 2 months and 8 days to live.”