Our biggest graduation ceremony yet, with students from all over England. (Wales and Northern Ireland will graduate for the first time next year.) We took…
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Obviously, one of the first things that Jack-Patrick had to do on reaching the United Kingdom was to go and see where his antecedents used…
Leave a CommentI’ll be frank. I don’t normally like babies. They are unpredictable, fragile creatures that seem to cry all the time and frighten middle aged men…
Leave a CommentI have spent the last two days training Career Academy co-ordinators and others in the art of undertaking health and safety visits to employers who…
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Leave a CommentAt the very top of one of the teaching blocks in Anniesland College, Glasgow, is a very small training kitchen and restaurant. In it, the…
Leave a CommentAmazingly, you can watch me running (sort of) across the finish line. It’s a bit like playing ‘Where’s Wally?’, only you get the added benefit…
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My Garmin did a good job… 4:59:41, confirmed on the Paris Marathon website this evening. Just sneeked in under the 5:00 hour barrier, then. Which…
Leave a CommentGosh, I did run quite a long way. The blue line wasn’t quite so obvious, though.
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