My boyfriend’s… Brad Pitt. Of course, you know he’s not. I’m more of a Clooney girl anyway. Social media posts, particularly tweets, give us a
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
GDPR in Plain English – 10 steps to take now
The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) comes into force on 25 May. If you hold any information on file about people, this new law
Corporate Vision Magazine’s Award for CEO of the Year goes to…
I'm celebrating!! Having received a prestigious business award (and no, it's not a chocolate trophy from Thorntons!!) I'm inviting you to share in
Plain English conceptual art, being trusted and it wouldn’t happen in London
Driving along a country lane in Hertfordshire, we came across a farm of Jersey cows with an unusual shed in the courtyard. From a Star Trek-like
Ethical business, death by syllable and sailing too close to the wind
I am now a sailor. Having spent five hours aboard a sailing boat I am familiar with all the nautical terms that relate to a boat capsizing.
Social media shopping, voting for a hero and a sparkly-eyed boy
The nominations are open for the Soldiering On People’s Choice Award. I’ve worked with this amazing charity for three years, and the people I’ve met
A Dr Martens orgy, de-jargoning & carols with Charlie Chaplin – almost!
If you’ve never been to the Sir John Soane’s Museum in Holborn, you have to put it on your list for 2016. It’s one of London’s most fantastic hidden
A quirky breakfast, Mayfair brothels and the chocolate ecstasy tour
Saturday’s chocolate tour with Nina was quite a delight! Naturally, the constant stream of chocs we were fed was a delicious treat, but the titbits