Thomas More & Milk Street
Milk Street was where Londoners could buy their milk from as early as the 1200s. By the 1600s the street was described as having “many fair houses for wealthy merchants"....
How to Un-condition your Working Day
Am I more productive because I start at 9am and work until early evening?
Clerkenwell Marxism
Clerkenwell Marxism arrived with Vladimir Ilich Lenin in April 1902. He was given a small room at number 37a Clerkenwell Green with only one window that overlooked a blank wall....
Numis vs the Euro
The Roman Empire had a single currency 1,700 years before the introduction of the Euro. Merchants in Constantinople, citizens of the Eternal City to soldiers stationed on Hadrian’s Wall -...
Do you have Content Overwhelm?
“Content is King!” We hear this all the time, but what does it really mean? And it generally leads to content overwhelm! Well, content is everywhere! Content is our emails,...
Wenlock and the Olympics
The small country town of Much Wenlock is about 160 miles north-west of London. It was the site of a priory dating back to 690AD. There is also evidence of...
Blog Content holding you back from reaching more people
Blog content – what on earth do I write about? And how do I come up with new stuff every week? I spent a few hours going through my LinkedIn...
The Wings of Change
The Wings of Change is a poem written by my late mother (Teresa Denton). At the time I was returning to teaching after working in tourism for many years and...
Number 1 Canada Square, London
The impressive Number 1 Canada Square (Canary Wharf Tower) is designed to sway 13.75 inches in the strongest wind. As this will probably only happen every 100 years, it was...
Procedural Democracy
Procedural democracy has led me to explore. I have been a member of many organisations and community groups, who all claim to be democratic. I say, claim, because in reality...
Give That Which I Want to Receive. Really?
“Today and every day, I give that which I want to receive” Deepak Chopra "Give to receive" - I found this meditation so difficult today. I have spent 48 years...
Burlington Arcade
The Burlington Arcade is an upmarket shopping mall, just off Piccadilly in London, opened in 1819. Under Lord George Cavendish it employed its own bouncers (wearing Edwardian frock coats and...