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Seventeenth century echoes? – Daniel Defoe’s Journal of the Plague Year

14 April 2020 // by Wordsmith

Seventeenth century echoes? – Daniel Defoe’s Journal of the Plague YearRead More

Danny Kruger and the rule of law

3 March 2020 // by Wordsmith

Danny Kruger and the rule of lawRead More

Vote, vote, vote…for someone

18 November 2019 // by Wordsmith

Vote, vote, vote…for someoneRead More

First choose your anniversary

24 September 2019 // by Wordsmith

First choose your anniversaryRead More

D-Day’s boiled sweets

27 May 2019 // by Wordsmith

D-Day’s boiled sweetsRead More

‘Take heed how ye hear’

7 May 2019 // by Wordsmith

‘Take heed how ye hear’Read More

The future of St Peter’s School

1 January 2019 // by Wordsmith

The future of St Peter’s SchoolRead More

Reading the First World War

24 October 2018 // by Wordsmith

Reading the First World WarRead More

Wiltshire’s emergency lifestyle

21 August 2018 // by Wordsmith

Wiltshire’s emergency lifestyleRead More

Brexit watch….and listen carefully to the words

20 July 2018 // by Wordsmith

Brexit watch….and listen carefully to the wordsRead More

Red lines ….and blurred lines

15 April 2018 // by Wordsmith

Red lines ….and blurred linesRead More

Brexit tales: disguising EU funding

14 February 2018 // by Wordsmith

Brexit tales: disguising EU fundingRead More

Does charity begin with homelessness?

21 December 2017 // by Wordsmith

Does charity begin with homelessness?Read More

Political whitewash hides complacency

17 October 2017 // by Wordsmith

Political whitewash hides complacencyRead More

The dangers of insensitivity

8 September 2017 // by Wordsmith

The dangers of insensitivityRead More

Thursday night blues…?

9 June 2017 // by Wordsmith

Thursday night blues…?Read More