Lifestyle

Some Sherbhert readers may recall the story of Terry Waite, who, in the Daily Telegraph on 27 March, wrote about his extraordinary experience as a captive in Lebanon. It’s a…

Social-distancing and self-isolating bring unusual time indoors and are generating numerous ideas on how to spend time productively and enjoyably, realising an opportunity.  Sherbhert has a few thoughts on the…

In the war on Covid – 19 (CV), the UK Government (UKGOV) is using the best advice and its best judgment in setting the strategy and guidelines to protect life…

UK Government ban on new petrol, diesel and hybrid cars for 2035 Are electric cars all that green? Alternative energy sources Electric bikes and scooters Should not the UK be…

At last, it is the end of the film award season. The OSCARS and the BAFTAS are done leaving some baffled, others joyous, and minorities unsatisfied. Finally, but for the…

INTRODUCTION Balance is such an important word and such an important idea. When things are not balanced, they are going wrong, whether in matters personal, work or world. “Are things…

A grooming experience- a novel Christmas gift from children to father. Normally associated with four-legged trotters, this grooming did not however involve slopping out stables and polishing a racehorse. Rather…

Part 3. Stress affects all our lives. Resilience is the counter to excessive stress. Both the causes and levels of stress vary from person to person. As noted in Parts…

Part 2. Part one of this series of commentaries highlighted the importance of self- awareness, self-esteem and taking responsibility for ourselves. We can ask ourselves a few questions:  What is…

Part 1 Recent reminders of heroic feats and grim determination of the military and civilians in World War 2, such as those of D Day, have stirred emotions of admiration…