In addition to the desperate panic in households up and down the country (including ours) to find a costume, Book Week always amplifies a familiar

As I drifted into Half Term, I reflected on a discussion I had with a visitor to Packwood just prior to breaking up on Friday.

On 5 January, Lego unveiled the Smart Brick, an innovation and direction perhaps heralding the company’s biggest move since patenting their plastic brick in 1958. As an

The sense of quiet that has now descended on Packwood will be in contrast to the noise of happiness and festive spirit that will have

A split-second decision yesterday to take a Black Cab from an IAPS meeting in London led me to a brilliant conversation with Adam, my driver. Within moments he asked where I’d travelled from. “Shropshire,” I

There is a beautiful dichotomy at the heart of Remembrance. For centuries, composers have written Requiem Masses – Duruflé, Fauré and Mozart among the most well-known –