RECIPE TIME!! The other day I made turkey burgers for me, my missus and my eldest. This was a simple, quick recipe which was well received and you can make it too! Ingredients: 500g turkey mince Handful spinach Some… Continue Reading
Yesterday my household received our copy of the government propaganda arguing the case to stay in the European Union. I have to say, I’m disappointed. The pamphlet arrived on the April 11th, three days before the Electoral Commission is due to… Continue Reading
This is a great little treat for the kids or to be used as a snack at work. Take a selection of vegetables, I used sweet potato, beetroot, courgette and radish. I wouldn’t recommend courgette as the moisture makes them… Continue Reading
On Monday 26th October, 2015, the FA Cup First Round proper was being drawn live on telly. The draw brought the usual excitement and giant-killing opportunities; Millwall vs Fylde, Salford City vs Notts. County or Altrincham vs Barnsley. One spicy tie… Continue Reading
The 2015 Labour leadership race has to be the most uninspiring thing in British politics since Michael Foot’s 1983 election manifesto, famously dubbed the longest suicide note in history. You couldn’t separate Yvette Cooper and Andy Burnham with a rizla… Continue Reading
I have actually written this piece for another blog (Harold Wilson’s Pipe) but felt I should share it here too. Working closely with the Politics department at the University of Huddersfield has presented me with various opportunities. Most recently, because… Continue Reading
I wasn’t planning on posting again about GE2015 until after tomorrows polls but I just had to share this. Huddersfield’s very own UKIP candidate Rob Butler appears confused about his party’s policy to cut foreign aid. UKIP argue that foreign… Continue Reading
In a week where we have seen Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao go the distance, we shall also see if David Cameron and Ed Miliband can survive the full 12 rounds. Don’t let the tribal anti-politics of some election material… Continue Reading
As I write this, the 2015 General Election is 36 days away and there is no clear winner as yet. If we witness another Conservative led coalition government, then the chances of a decentralised state based on regions is unlikely.… Continue Reading
Welcome to the first in the series of my analysis of pre-General Election rhetoric and policies, where today I am tackling Labour’s catchy ‘Cost of Living Crisis’ with my experiences. As it stands, Ed Miliband is in pole position to… Continue Reading