Author: Wheatley

When watching television, particularly during the winter months, it is easy to get chilly. So many people may cuddle a hot water bottle as they sit down for an hour and a half of strictly or His Dark Materials, my … Read the rest

Brownian motion

Intermediate competition 19 May

So another weekend, another exhausting two days. Hot on the heels of the sleepless nights in Brighton I have put my body through the ringer for the honour of my city, talking of which … Read the rest

Brownian motion

Brighton Early 12 May

Well it has been a while since I wrote a blog. Forgive me if I am a little rusty at the start.

I have been meaning to start one for a long time, but … Read the rest

Fringe Worthy [An Edinburgh Blog]

1: the quiet before the storm

 

I have a few tricks for finding my way around unfamiliar locations, the most effective is where I ask a stranger for directions, they give some instructions and I … Read the rest

(Unfortunately this final blog was never posted on the original REACT blog site, so this is a first addition. I hope you enjoy this last chapter of my Ghana extravaganza as after this post I hope to start a new … Read the rest

Welcome back, another week and another blog post. This is our penultimate week, so we need to make every second count. That said, let us start logically at the beginning.

 

Sunday was a Sunday, a lazy day where the … Read the rest

Five weeks down and two to go, that sounds way too short, so without further ado, let’s start where we always do.

In the beginning…

 

You may remember from last week that our glorious leaders, [Chris and Priscilla], had … Read the rest

(Some context for this week.

This post was heavily redacted by international service, I was not allowed to discuss the excitingly lax health and safety of the buses or even mention Nikita’s trip to the hospital, see if you can … Read the rest

Ghanaian blog post week three

 

Another week, another blog post from Tamale in northern Ghana. This week was a week of phone calls and fixing our best laid plans and achieving goals from our project target list.

As always, … Read the rest

Ghanaian blog post week 2

(Some context for this post.

In Ghana, we were divided in to two groups, one stayed in Tamale, the fastest growing city in West Africa, while the second team were deployed in the large town … Read the rest