Space tourism, Billionaires wasting money? Alexander Mallett St Johns Leatherhead.
In 2021, we had the first commercial flights on rockets built, manufactured, and funded by super-rich billionaires.
In 2021, we had the first commercial flights on rockets built, manufactured, and funded by super-rich billionaires.
This week I spent some time with Astro scale UK, a company set up to remove space debris, to find out more about what they do.
On the 23rd of February I attended a consulting workshop at St John's, Run by Accenture, where I learnt more about the industry.
Recently I visited the British Museum and when I was there I was astounded at the obvious lack of British artifacts, and this prompted me to think more about our colonial past.
I have been sailing for 7 years and I love it, and I think you will too, here is how you can get involved.
After a summer full of disputes, and the government refusing to negotiate, the most recent rounds of train strikes have been called off, unfortunately with most services remaining disrupted, I revisit the subject, to see what has changed.
There has been a lot of coverage of Andy Burnham’s analysis showing flights to exotic locations were less than the cost of a train from Manchester to London. But was it too simplistic?
Sleeper trains. Most people in Britain have never been on one, especially in England. Why?
The world is watching in horror as the Russian invasion of Ukraine unfolds but has Putin’s efforts backfired?
Has Wimbledon Common lost its sense of escape from London?
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