Using social media in a personal context can still lead to business opportunities, if it’s handled sensibly. And nothing happens by chance, so we
What is legitimate interest? A plain English guide to this confusing topic
Are you GDPR'd out yet? Last month, I explained my interpretation of ‘consent’ for GDPR. The other reason many people will rely on for keeping
Would you like to join me for a glass of wine? (And a free LinkedIn review!)
If you're free on Thursday, 1st March, please join me at the Art Pavilion in east London for the private viewing of "In a country far, far
Prince, Diamond, working, not working… a month of being an exhibitionist
Exhibitionist? Well… not exactly – more of an exhibitor and exhibition visitor. I seem to be spending a lot of time in vast London exhibition halls
Life After Stroke: stories of positivity, courage and determination
The Stroke Association always puts on a good event: inspiring and motivating for anyone touched by stroke. In his opening remarks, Chris Tarrant said
Parisian knicker-checkers, a dramatic first night and a very impressive man
Paris in the springtime may be the traditional time to visit, but it’s a spectacular city anytime of the year. My cousin Stephen had flown over from
Gatsby, Annie and dancing over Instagram
I've developed an unprecedented craving for pickled cucumber. No, before you ask, I'm not pregnant. Although the time clock is ticking on that one.
Managing time, feeling creative and a stream of lucky escapes
There but for the grace of God go I. I don't know who said it, and I'm not particularly religious, but I think it whenever my safety and well-being
Giacometti, calm waters and a bicycle made for two
There are few things lovelier on a gloriously warm day than creating a cool breeze by cycling leisurely through the countryside. It's even better with