It’s not often boxers admit to having felt in awe of their opponent before they entered the ring, but then ex British and European light welterweight champion Clinton McKenzie retired long enough ago not to worry any more what people think. Read more »
On 19th April, my two companions and I — Raoul and the boat’s skipper, Ben — set sail from Plymouth on Fleur, a 40ft yacht, under clear skies and a calm sea. Read more »
The UK’s oldest environmental NGO has been forced to close after government cuts to local authority budgets drastically reduced its income. Read more »
As I leapt out of the tent in my longjohns banging a cooking pot to scare away the polar bear that was lumbering across the ice towards us, I wondered whether it had been a good idea to answer an advert in the Metro on my occasional commute calling for volunteers to join an Arctic expedition to the Geomagnetic North Pole. Read more »
“I think the whole economy has to have in mind what the consequences of wealth creation are. It’s not sufficient to just say, ‘I generate loads of wealth.’” Read more »
The first councils have now published details of how much they plan to charge developers under the new Community Infrastructure Levy. Flemmich Webb investigates how and why their strategies differ.
On paper, comedian Simon Day had it all. Protégé of Vic Reeves and Bob Mortimer, winner of the Time Out new act of the year in 1991 and star of hit comedy series The Fast Show, success was his for the taking. Read more »
[I write a monthly column in Utility Week, ghostwritten for Alastair Pickering, research and operations director, at Alva. Here is an example of the sort of article I write for them.] Read more »
Living South interview: Boxer Clinton McKenzie
It’s not often boxers admit to having felt in awe of their opponent before they entered the ring, but then ex British and European light welterweight champion Clinton McKenzie retired long enough ago not to worry any more what people think. Read more »