After wandering over from Saint Peter’s Square in Manchester, I peeked over the wall to see some builders get on with business. I see the 200th anniversary of Peterloo as an important historical event, and the Peterloo memorial structure is currently being constructed. Manchester sits in the north of our country and pride usually arises ..read more

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Although I don’t want to tell you much about the blog post that’s due to be released on this website, I can tell you that it’s going to be an important one. It’s professional, it’s personal, and it also offers advice to people with epilepsy. How can you pick yourself up, deal with your issues ..read more

Sorely lying on my bed on a Saturday night, I feel inclined to mention a few things before The Epileptic Man fades away. Thanking people is important; I thanked people a few hours ago for helping me deal with a seizure during a walk from Littleborough to Greenfield. Now I’ve made my way home, I ..read more

If people leave their job ventures behind, retirement is usually what follows. He or she feels they’ve earned enough money in whatever industry they decided to stick with, so now it feels right for them to relax; both mentally and physically. In the end, it’s a must-do for everyone. However, my circumstances are slightly different ..read more

March has now come to a close. To be honest, I reckon I’ve just lived my quietest month ever since this blog first began. All my time hasn’t been wasted though; I’ve been busy behind the scenes. Much more activity seems likely to occur in other places soon enough too. What have I been Working ..read more