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There was never any doubt in my mind as to the respect our Queen Elizabeth II had for her people. In these past ten days of mourning I have seen that respect reflected back to her in the faces of the people she served so loyally. Respect takes many forms.

Woven throughout woodworking there are the rights and wrongs to the way we work wood that defy being written down and yet the information would be very helpful. Read any book on woodworking and no one wrote about the direction of the grain when cutting dovetails. It's a

There are dos and don'ts in all things life, rules to adhere to and rules to question. What not to do in woodworking is sometimes less obvious and often not clear at all. Questioning authority is less to do with questioning the true or lawful authority and more

As the country reflects on the life of our dear and loving Queen Elizabeth II, as we see her life as a child and as our Queen unfolded in film and video, it gives us immense comfort in knowing the respect from the whole world has rippled in constant waves

I woke with a sad heart this morning. The news respects her love for her country and her people by reporting on our saddest of losses and of an irreplaceable monarch, Queen Elizabeth II. For seven decades she faithfully served the people of Great Britain and in the face of

My favourite ideas have come from my teaching my craft, working with my apprentices and then too with students on courses where they just weren't getting it but thought that they were. In front of a class of 16, I saw that they just were not getting what