This week's letters describe why macrame is making a comeback amongst the local bird population, why an email took longer to get through security than a passenger at an airport, how a wooden oar is now a vital piece of equipment for live-streaming and...

This week's letters include plans for a child-friendly blowtorch to encourage gardening, accidentally making a bee hotel thief proof, why a hearing problem may make listening to an Elton John album a more pleasant prospect, a happy reunion involving the...

This week's letter all concern the fall out from being victim to a cyber-attack including which credit card department has the best hold music, the reason for carrying around two paving slabs at all times and what Schrodinger's Cache is all about.All...

This week's letters including anxiety about face coverings, the need for milk to wear a seatbelt, uncooperative equipment whilst making a bee hotel, why 28 months is still not long enough, why home hair cuts were going to happen anyway despite lockdown...

This week's letters include recipe suggestions for fridge cake, the unexpected inspiration behind a pirate song, two virtual concerts, an change in status from being unemployed whilst remaining jobless and why it is useful to know that silver has the...

This week's letters contain helpful advice about how to avoid getting compost in your ears, a trip to ALDI as imagined by Raymond Chandler, the perils of making virtual band videos, an endorsement by a famous poet and an invitation to Andrew...

This week's letters contain musings on life under lockdown, the vagaries of the online self-assessment tax system, the challenges of posting a parcel in the current world and why wrecking a pair of headphones was, in fact, a sensible thing to do.  The...

This week's letters cover the number of spare bit of DIY equipment that can be found in the loft, why a return to the childhood home is definitely not happening; reasons why Waitrose made lockdown shopping so pleasant and tales of World War One trenches...

This week's podcast starts with five literary spoofs where you can hear how Covid-19 has affected James Bond, Bertie Wooster, Shakespeare, Sherlock Holmes and even the Discworld.  Normal service resumes for the last two letters revealing the current...

This week's letters include how social distancing can lead to hopscotch, six digit lucky numbers, the connection between medieval monks and crosswords, and the current advertising strategy of a major fuel company.  Warning: this episode contains poetry.