I live in St Neots in Cambridgeshire, UK, work for Unilever on web technologies, and I'm married with two daughters and four grandchildren. I follow Jesus and recognise him as my King.

I'm interested in life and the way things work including archaeology, astronomy, church, family, history, photography, science, technology, travel, work...   Read more >

I was born and brought up in Cirencester, a pretty little market town with a history back to at least Roman times. I'm one of four children; Dad helped with the family business and Mum was from Northern Ireland. School was followed by four years at Bath University.

I worked at Long Ashton Research Station (now closed). Today, the site near Bristol is a housing development. Initially I worked on pollen tube growth and fruit development in plums and apples, later getting into electron microscopy and eventually computing. Today I work as a web developer for Unilever. I expect to retire soon.

Most people think in terms of an old building with a tower, but that's not really what I mean by 'church'. For me, church is a community, people interrelating with and caring for one another. The essence of church is that it is active in society, representing Jesus in daily life. I'm heavily involved and love every minute of it.   Read more >