Canary Wharf.

Black and white photograph of visitors to Canary Wharf.

Prestige Textiles

Black and white photo of a shop house in South East London - and pigeons

Pigeons at Canary Wharf tube station.

A view through trees of pigeons on the glass roof of the entrance to Canary Wharf tube station - the birds have a portrait blur

Research suggests that pigeons’ magnetoreception is linked to their vestibular system: an extension of their sense of balance and spatial orientation. Amazing and obvious at the same time.


One of my colleagues is doing a sponsored walk this freezing morning to raise money for the National Autistic Society. If you’d like to support her, you can donate on JustGiving.


It’s a cold night and I’m on a crowded District Line train to East Ham. The passenger crammed in next to me is wearing a beanie emblazoned with that well-known brand, Wankiscarf.


I wrote a 700 word elegiac/valedictory piece. I’d been reading about using AI as a writing aid over the weekend, so pasted my draft into Microsoft 365 Copilot Chat with a prompt requesting a light edit. To my surprise, the piece broke Copilot Chat.


Political parties and political comms are run by degree-educated professionals from “elite” institutions. Why is it that the right espouses antivax? Because it helps identify followers: ignorant, selfish people without compassion and solidarity, and heedless of the consequences of their own actions.


Black and white photograph of a person walking past a municipal litter bin by a parade of shops - this is Freemasons Road, Newham, London

Black and white photo of the skyscrapers of Wood Wharf (Canary Wharf) from the Uber Boat terminal at Trinity Buoy Wharf. Two boat workers and a launch are visible in the middle ground.