THE AIM is to show people how to make really tasty food themselves, without blowing the budget and without (horror of horrors) relying on pre-prepared food from the supermarket.

SO much history in one snap could well be the title of the first picture. It may have appeared before but deserves to be repeated as it portrays our harbour at one of its most important stages, with the causeway which isolated Sleepers Hole from the remainder of the River Ouse.

The Vicar of St Leonard’s from 1777 to 1815 was the Reverend Thomas Evans, a Welshman who, I believe, was ‘a bit of a lad’.

LAST week, new figures published by the Office for National Statistics showed that the labour market is showing more signs of stability, with overall employment growing despite reductions in the public sector.

IN PREVIOUS articles we have looked at ghosts, UFOs and touched on the subject of Cellular Memory. In the following articles, we turn our attention to another one of the world’s most elusive mysteries, one of which can be found right here in the British Isles.