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I keep on seeing signs stating No Justice, No Peace – which, actually makes sense. If there is no justice, how can people find peace? You only have to look at the families of Hillsborough. How can they have peace, with no justice?

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Hearing of late the vile threats against Stella Creasy the British Labour Politician for London Walthamstow after her support of wanting women to feature more on Bank of England notes, got me thinking. Putting the morons who hide behind a computer threatening the likes of Ms Creasy to one side, in my fight for justice…

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On Tuesday gone, I was walking through London Town when I saw a Big Issue Vendor in front of a Tesco store. I watched as he carefully opened-up a sandwich on the floor, followed by amazement to see him keep half for himself and give some birds (yes, birds) the other half. As I continued…

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Yesterday, I was very fortunate to be taken by my good friend Jarrod to the British Athletics Sainsbury’s Anniversary Games at the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park for the Paralympic sporting events. What a day it was, and another blog follows this. But, this one is about … Sainsbury’s. Yesterday, all we saw and heard was Sainsbury’s and…

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Had he not died last year 3 months before his 99th birthday, Uncle Billy today would have celebrated his 100th here on earth. He was looking forward to getting his card off The Queen too. Sadly, it wasn’t meant to be. However, he is still fondly remembered by those left and will continue to be so.…

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Turn it Around supports young people within or leaving the Youth Justice System, through a professional creative Youth Work approach. “It is a service to working parents who wish to have their children engaged creatively with new learning experiences. Debra Kurs has set up this programme using her professional and expert youth work approach the…

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Whether you like tennis or not, want Scottish Independence or not … there is no questioning, Andy Murray did good yesterday and has inspired Britain just like the Olympics did. For this, he should be PROUD.

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Appearing on ITV Daybreak on Monday gone, has made me face up to three particular things this past week. 1. Admitting to myself that, my living arrangements are not the best – The REAL Hostel Nightmare. 2. Admitting publicly on television that I was sacked as a Police Officer with humiliation, which anyone would think I’d…

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