As Covid related issues continue to dominate the headlines, there is a thorny issue brewing in our leafy village - concerns about the bunching of people in some of the narrower parts of our village, the failure to wear masks in queues outdoors and the failure of some joggers to give a wide berth to those they pass.
“If music be the food of love, play on” - Act 1, Scene 1, Shakespeare’s famous comedy Twelfth Night.
Following lockdown, many businesses small and large are experiencing difficulties.
We may not appreciate some things until they are gone.
The plight of Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe, her husband Richard and their daughter Gabriella has horrified humans all around the world.
As I reflect on the Brexit crisis gripping our great nation and the wilfulness of the MPs who forced Theresa May to resign – given the hard October drop dead date which the EU has laid down – I feel, like many of you, in a state of suspended animation.
