Keeping Your Payments Safe – Why We’re Improving Checkout
At Onyx Dragon, your security is our top priority. Recently, we’ve noticed an increase in fraudulent card testing attacks targeting […]
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The Generation That Complains About Manners… While Forgetting Theirs
You know that feeling when someone scolds you for bad manners… and then interrupts you mid-sentence, sneers at your choice
Pilgrims, Panic, and the Affiliate Apocalypse
Observational insights into affiliate schemes, referrals, and how misreading intent can harm business and friendships alike. Collaboration beats competition — always.
Open Letter – The Cavern / Kingfisher Treasure Seekers
To Whom It May Concern at The Cavern, Gloucester, While I continue to respect the work you do with Kingfisher
Volunteer Rights & Policy Misapplication
When “Obvious” Isn’t Obvious: Lessons in Volunteer Management Recently, an incident arose at The Cavern, Gloucester, regarding wearing a neutral
Do Drivers Ignore Pedestrian Priority at Junctions? (Highway Code Rule 170 & H2 Explained)
In January 2022, the UK Highway Code went through one of its most important updates in recent years. At the
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The Bonnie Banks o’ Loch Lomond: A Song of Love, Loss, and Jacobite History
Few Scottish songs carry the melancholy and haunting beauty of “The Bonnie Banks o’ Loch Lomond.” On the surface, it
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Revitalising Inverclyde: Drawing Inspiration from Gloucester’s Urban Regeneration
Inverclyde, encompassing Greenock and Port Glasgow, is undergoing a significant transformation aimed at rejuvenating its town centres and enhancing local
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When a Union Rep Gets It Wrong: My Experience with Pay at James Watt College (Later West College Scotland)
A UNISON rep at James Watt College (later West College Scotland) assumed I was on minimum wage because he thought I came from the council — ignoring the fact Enable Services Scotland got me the job. Months of stress and underpayment followed, all thanks to one union rep’s laziness.
Outrageous Fees for a Simple Name Change: Why Low-Income People Are Being Priced Out
Some solicitors charge £120 just to witness a statutory declaration of change of name—a simple document meant to be accessible to everyone. For people on low incomes, this fee is an outrageous barrier.