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Beyond the Bucket and Spade: Reimagining Cornwall’s Future

Cornwall. A land of breathtaking beauty, rich history, and vibrant culture. But beneath the picture-postcard scenery lies a harsh …

Lost, the TV series that captivated audiences with its mystery and complex characters, offers a unique lens through which to …

We all love a good hero story. The kind where the underdog triumphs, the helpless are rescued, and good conquers evil. But what if …

An alternative Gospel commentary, with a bit of a Somerset spin (pun intended!): Imagine life as a cricket match. We're all …

It's easy to get caught up in the pursuit of happiness, but what does that really mean? Is it that fleeting feeling of joy from a …

"Foolish One" is a song written by Taylor Swift when she was just 14 years old. Although it wasn't included on her debut album, it …

The concept of a Sabbath, a day set aside for rest and worship, is deeply rooted in both the Old and New Testaments. But in …

The Morris Minor. A classic British car, beloved for its simplicity, charm, and – let's be honest – that adorable face. But did …

The Simple Way (aka the "Bunny Ears" method): The Complicated Way (aka the "Ian Knot" - yes, it's a real thing!): Why …

We have decided to move away from leasing cars and to purchase a Morris Minor once again. However, in doing so we move away from …

The word "set" is notorious for having a huge number of meanings in the English language. It's actually believed to have the most …

That's a great question! It really gets to the heart of how we use language. While "overwhelmed" and "underwhelmed" are common, …