An analysis of the harassment and intimidation of Professor Ben-Gad at university, highlighting the erosion of civil debate, the rise of cancel culture, and the importance of protecting free speech, academic freedom, and institutional respect

Stick to timeless automobiles and basic mechanics. Classic cars deliver durability, simplicity, and unmatched style; proof that some things are better the old-fashioned way

How reforming coalition rules in the UK could strengthen democracy, ensure more fair representation, and reduce political polarisation in British politics.

A children’s poem celebrating a world of peace, friendship, and harmony among all living beings: humans, animals, and nature alike

On the evolving nature of scientific truth and knowledge. Examining the subjectivity of science and the philosophical pursuit of truth, encouraging curiosity, skepticism, and lifelong critical thinking.

A reflective piece exploring humanity’s role in the world, the soul of animals (anima), ethics, and the pursuit of flourishing and moral living.

A meditation on the etymology of ‘animal’, the soul within all beings, and the moral struggle between logic, desire, and compassion.

An epic poem by Alfred, Lord Tennyson (1809–1892), exploring Christian influence and Arthurian themes that later inspired Tolkien.

Explore the Codes of Chivalry in the Dark and Middle Ages, inspired by The Song of Roland and the writings of the Duke of Burgundy. Discover the principles that honoured women, upheld faith in God, protected the vulnerable, and guided loyalty to one’s superior.

Why calling pre-1860s 'Italy' a single country is misleading: a patchwork of kingdoms, dialects, and regional identities.

A personal reflection on how Latin might best be pronounced, looking to the Catholic Church and the Vatican - the world’s only country with Latin as an official language - as living links to its sound.

Pray the Lord’s Prayer in its original Latin form: Pater Noster. A link to centuries of Christian faith and tradition.

A poem and prayer for brothers, celebrating love, peace, and reconciliation. ‘A Prayer for Our Brothers’ speaks to anyone seeking healing, forgiveness, and renewed connection in a strained sibling relationship.

A poem on parted lovers and heartbreak by George Gordon Byron. Also known as Lord Byron, 1788-1824

A reflection on the timeless brilliance of P. G. Wodehouse’s Thank You, Jeeves and the charming eccentricities of British humour, culture, and propriety. From Bertie and Jeeves to Ripping Yarns, a celebration of Old England’s refined absurdity.

These spiced oat cookies are wonderful autumn treats 🍁

This White Chocolate and Raspberry Cake is a family favourite! Soft, buttery cake, rich white chocolate frosting, and fresh raspberries on top. Ideal for birthdays, parties, or any celebration.

Step into Suki’s World, a heartwarming tale of family, kindness, and childhood wonder beneath the willow trees of Tuntletown.

Paella valenciana para la familia.

A dreamlike poem exploring fear, surrender, and the sacred. In this poem we befriend Lady Crocodile, transforming terror into trust, reflecting alchemical and Jungian themes of integration and the union of opposites.