by Andy Dodd | Nov 21, 2016 | On My Mind, Politics
Please can someone release the phrase “the will of the British people” from being held hostage by the right wing for use as a ‘one size fits all’ slogan to dismiss any anti-Brexit argument they don’t like. 52% of the 36% of people who voted does not, and never will...
by Andy Dodd | Nov 18, 2016 | On My Mind
I was delighted – in a last minute goal, punch-the-air-with-delight kind of way – when the High Court ruled in favour of Gina Miller’s complaint that the UK government was acting without constitutional authority over its plan to trigger Article 50 without...
by Andy Dodd | Nov 18, 2016 | On My Mind, Politics
I was watching Liverpool play Manchester United recently when it struck me that the comparison between English football in 2016 and the domestic game in the 1970s was a pretty good metaphor for Brexit. Look at the Premier League today. It’s the ultimate, international...
by Andy Dodd | Jul 31, 2016 | Extemplo
Strava really needs to introduce a macro feature to hide all sections of less than 1km. If your training plan really necessitates doing Chris Hoy power repeats of “Sprint BP Garage to Chip Shop”, create private segments so you can measure your progress without...
by Andy Dodd | Jun 26, 2016 | Politics
Been giving this one a lot of thought today. In the hours since the Referendum result was announced, Remain supporters have been calling for a second referendum. I understand where people are coming from, but I don’t think this is the right way forward. For sure, it...
