
Yorkshire words & phrases I still use after 19 years living abroad
When it comes to certain Yorkshire words, the old adage holds true: you can take the lass out of Yorkshire, but you can’t take the
When it comes to certain Yorkshire words, the old adage holds true: you can take the lass out of Yorkshire, but you can’t take the
If this playlist doesn’t out me as a British millennial, nothing will —– I’ve been a long-distance runner since the age of 14. In the
An inspiration in every way. —– I came home from an evening out with a friend on Wednesday to the sad news that Tina Turner,
Clever, audacious, surprising, intimate — these are the song words that reached out and squeezed my heart —– 5. “I splashed on my clothes as
The corpulence of Augustus Gloop was central to the lessons imparted by Roald Dahl’s Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. His portrayal should not be softened
I love music, and I love live music. I’ve been to so many brilliant gigs in my time, it’s hard to pick out the real
As I wrote a short while ago, my new year’s resolution for 2023 is to learn one poem a month off by heart. Asking friends
Cooking dinner on Friday night turned into a serious nostalgia trip —– A short while ago, I read an article by Ossiana Tepfenhart on the power of
I never bothered learning poetry by heart. In fact, poetry was never really my thing – period. —– As part of our English GCSE*, we
These are my five books of the year which moved me and nourished my thoughts most in the past 12 months —– 5. The Devil You