Glitch Cities, virtual pandemics, and other bugs in gaming

Sometimes, games go wrong

Hamlet: Tragic, Funny and Devastatingly Human

This was a production that, although mildly weak in some areas, gave us an overwhelming reminder of why Hamlet is one of the most widely reproduced of all Shakespeare’s plays – it is tragic, funny, and above all, devastatingly human.

Three lockdown walking routes

Quick and easy veggie pasta

The news we have missed whilst COVID has dominated

Interview with Jackie Weaver

‘Dickinson’: The genius of contemporary soundtracks in period pieces

Sex education in the UK – outdated and overly moralistic?

The Napier Barracks: moving out and shutting down

Rainbow Magic – my favourite book series as a child that shaped my view of nature