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Media: Songs of Praise – May 2021
In April, I had the joy of joining Pam Rhodes on BBC Songs of Praise to talk running. Running marathons, running from God and to God.
Election to the Board of Trustees at Mind
I am privileged to announce that I have been elected to the Board of Trustees at Mind, the charity who really did save my life.
Two birds, one football club
Saturday saw the return of the all conquering hero. For me, it encapsulated all of the emotions of life with Two Birds, one football club, Liverpool FC.
The Anfield Wrap: a connection to a way of life
Supporting Liverpool goes way deeper than football. Here I write about how The Anfield Wrap keeps me connected to the city and its people.
#21in2021 Journal: Seven Up, One Down
It's about time we had an update. My latest #21in2021 Journal tells you about the seven races finished - Seven Up!
#21in2021 Journal: they come in threes
They say that things come in threes. In my latest #21in2021 journal, I look at the three non-events of my fundraising campaign so far!
From Kirkstall to Keyboard: the stain of racism
With sport blacking-out social media this weekend, I reflected on my experience of the stain of racism in sport, from Kirkstall to Keyboard.
Running in the Midpack – learning on the run
Running has taught me so much about myself but sometimes you need something to challenge you. Running in the Midpack has done just that.
#21in2021 Journal: Gratitude and resilience
Today's DNF reminded me that gratitude equals resilience. Instead of moping and regrets, I walk away happy and eager to face a new challenge.
Faith, Hope, Love and Life
We all need Hope. We sometimes feel it even when we can't see it. This week has been the most difficult of my life but hope remains strong, this Good Friday.
We MUST do better – #AllMen
It shouldn't have taken the murder of Sarah Everard for us to see the shocking inequalities of society. ALL MEN must do better & own change.
Humanity over misogyny, love over hatred
Why humanity must be bigger than misogyny and how the words of Piers Morgan spark an issue much deeper than the Royal Family or mental health