Learn about the topics that matter to the BTH Staff and Community as they write about their personal life and interests in an honest and casual way.
We talk a lot about digital wellbeing. We talk far less about digital rehabilitation. That matters, because a growing number of people are not just
There appears to have been a noticeable rise in confident, convincing doorstep approaches over the past 8-9 months. They are not always loud or obvious.
Pancake Day, or Shrove Tuesday if you are feeling formal, is one of those quietly brilliant traditions that pretends to be about religion while clearly
People go online for different reasons, and it recently occured to me that these behaviours can generally be grouped into three categories: active, passive, and
This is a song that says it plainly: you rock my world. And if I sit still for a moment and look around at
There are days that drift by quietly, politely playing their role on emails and our calendar, and then there is Friday the 13th, which arrives
There is a particular kind of disorientation that comes from outgrowing yourself. It is not dramatic. It is not chaotic. It is simply odd. You
There is a social behaviour most people recognise instinctively but rarely name. You show up as capable, confident, calm, expressive, or simply comfortable in yourself.
For many people, chaos does not arrive as a disruption. It arrives as home. Years of raised voices, emotional swings, unpredictability, and constant problem-solving train
Winning the Six Nations is not about talent alone… Every Six Nations campaign reminds us of the same uncomfortable truth. Having exceptional players is not