Monthly Archives: September 2018

The Town Council consisted of seven upstanding members of the community, including the Mayor, who, according to the town charter, met to discuss and deal with any problems that might arise. In reality, it was Margery Woodsmith who ran the … Continue reading →

“Ay brought a few things,” said Georgia as Rachael hugged her. “You didn’t need to do that!” “Me mum taught me never to show up empty handed.” “How is Moria?” she asked. “Feisty as ever,” she replied as she tousled … Continue reading →

For the next week, everyone in town was waiting for something terrible and tragic to happen. There was even talk of a mass evacuation but Mayor Ben Cooper, who had held the office for twelve years running, assuaged people’s fears … Continue reading →

People who think that little towns are quiet aren’t listening hard enough. News travels rapidly and with an exponential rate of inaccuracy. While gossip about celebrities is entertaining, it can’t compete with people you know, or at least see in … Continue reading →