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Having experienced it ourselves, we can agree with everything Jonathan says in his review of the Isle of Wight Symphony Orchestra's last concert of the season. It was sensational!
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·7 min read
Jonathan shares his experience of working and living (four nights a week) in Milton Keynes for the last six months. Find out what he thought and whether he liked it.
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There was one question that really used to get Jonathan's goat, but he appears to have got over it now. He makes the suggestion that next time we say we really like or dislike something, to really consider why. Go on, try it.
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Jonathan was lucky enough to be involved in creating one of ten wonderful Mennyms which you can see during Ryde Arts Festival from Saturday. Here he shares the process of how Miss Crocus came into being.
·6 min read
This week Jonathan is talking football and why his 'football career' was less than brief.
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Jonathan returns with his weekly column and this week ponders on the subject of money, whether it really exists, what it can buy us and whether it can sort all of our problems.
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If you've ever wondered what Popup Opera is like, read on. Jonathan popped along to the Garlic Farm on Friday night to find out for himself.
·6 min read
If you'd forgotten how much you loved life, just read Jonathan's column this week. You'll soon remember all the wonderful things it has to offer.
·7 min read
A bumper column from Jonathan this week as he discusses the difference between proper journalism and sensationalist, salacious reporting and 'papping'. A thought provoking read, as always.
·5 min read
Jonathan writes his columns from a stream of consciousness, but always manages to provoke thoughts and feelings. This week he asks us to think about our ten favourite things - give it a try and see where it leads you.
·4 min read
Find out what Jonathan thought of the penultimate concert of the season by the IW Symphony Orchestra
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Jonathan returns with his Sunday column to explore the subject of immigration and what it really means. A thought-provoking article, as always.
