Author Archives: Chris Warburton

6 months in 5 days – the first week of 2021

Posted on January 8, 2021 by Chris Warburton

It has been quite the first week of the year. Back to work after the holidays A new lockdown, with a spiraling pandemic Brexit/End of the transition period, with a loss of trade freedoms with the EU starting to bite … Continue reading →

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Humpf day

Posted on January 3, 2021 by Chris Warburton

For many of us, today is humpf day… the last day of holiday before we return to normality; work, school and of course that which cannot be put off any longer, new year diets. I am not quite sure what … Continue reading →

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Forest for the trees: Some outlandish predictions for 2021

Posted on January 1, 2021 by Chris Warburton

The week between Christmas and New Year is always difficult. Most of us are huddled at home, in hiding and pretending the world has stopped for a week. For some, this year, with COVID levels continuing to rise, has of … Continue reading →

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