COP 26 - is Radical Action Required (pt 2)?! Moderated by David Shukman. These Environmental Frontline events investigate the burning environmental issues of the day. This is one is hybrid - virtual and also at the Conduit Club. Attend it -the 5th in the series- virtually here, on the 11th January 2022, at 18:30. ‘Radical Action Required’ (phrase origin here from the FT) is held either side of COP 26, to investigate the world’s environmental trajectory since Paris 2015, and

Short report: Liz Coates has reported here about the dramatic pictures showing the scale of erosion at Winterton, which I ran past last month in Stretch 2 and 3 (here and here). (image copyright: simon carter in EDP) I had written about the coastal erosion – I didn’t realise it was SO edgy. I have had two hospital visits in the last week, with the next tomorrow. I am back on a crutch and in pain when walking, but the antibiotics worked. My toe should survive, as recovery con

Good news! After the epic stretch 5, reported here. #CoastlineRunner mission resume! S6 – Stretch 6 – Snettisham to Kings Lynn Station I have been to the GP today and had my toe looked at and redressed – the antibiotics are working and recovery is ongoing and healthy. I have shed my crutch. Thank you A and E and Urgent Care Unit for prescribing me antibiotics for my “looking a bit necrotic toe” they are working their magic, and I am now firmly out of the dark place I was in a

Stretch 5 (S5) of The Coastline Runner’s (#coastlinerunner) mission - to run as much as possible of the British Isles’ coastline, from the 1st November 2021 until 9th October 2022- Link here ‘LH’. Monday’s 5th coastline run was the most epic of all so far; it involved running and swimming 31 km across sandbanks, shingle, marsh and mudflats. ● Previous stretch -S4- (link here 'LH') was 19 km ● Mission running total so far: 104 km Epic, but here was one big negat