There are three main areas where I have noticed things have changed in recent times. This is primarily following COVID restrictions and lockdowns, but also due to the digital nature that the world has...
It’s amazing how STUFF accumulates. I’ve always considered myself pretty good at having regular sort-outs, but I realised over lockdown how much I’ve got in drawers and cupboards that is jus...
This year has been a strange one. Whilst I have continued to exercise through the medium of Zoom, or go for a socially distanced run with a friend, I haven’t been doing my go to stress relievers whic...
Back on the school run … I’ve just arrived back from the supermarket with a bag full of cookery ingredients (cheesecake, if you’re interested), because my daughters are doing practical DT lessons at s...
International Nurses Day is a day Angela Williams, Senior Lecturer in Nursing and nurse educator colleagues at Wrexham Glyndŵr University recognise annually. The date of the 12th May marks the an...
COVID-19 is a new strain of Coronavirus which has swept the globe and changed the way we live. But what exactly IS a virus and what can we do to slow the spread? Dr Neil Pickles, an Associate Dean of ...
On the 8th December 2020, Margaret Keenan became the first person in the world to be given a Pfizer Covid-19 jab. Five months later, over 33 million people have now received the first dose of the vacc...
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I have been researching and teaching climate change now for around 20 years. I’m still astonished by the amount of misinformation online, in newspapers, and more worryingly by politicians who make dec...
Criminals: are they born or made? And what about murderers? What about children who kill other children? Are they born bad or made that way? February 12th 1993: the day the criminal justice syste...
