Keeping track

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Young (ish Turks go loco)
Railway enthusiasts, Allan is the first to admit, get a bad press in England. The general public have a view of them as a niche group of, mainly, men with minimal social skills, who are basically grown-ups playing with children's toys ...

All RAODS lead to Romsey

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Break a leg
Most folks who tread the boards, have aspirations to be in the limelight and achieve stardom. Guy, on the other hand, is one of those individuals who is more than happy to bask in the glory of others...

Scarlet Woman

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Under the spotlight
It's a common misconception that the sole purpose of a Burlesque act is to provide varying degrees of titillation for male voyeurs. Whilst there has always been a risque element to some performances, this is not the sole purpose of a show. For many performers, of whom Melany should be included, Burlesque is a succinct piece of performance art, which has at its heart, a story to tell. For Mel, born in Barbados, but a native New Yorker since the age of two, the dance stage has provided her with a creative outlet and relief from the stresses of everyday living.

Best paw forward

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It's a dogs life
As a young girl, Sue always wanted a dog. Circumstances and family objections meant it was not to be, but now she just can't get enough of them ...

Everyone has a role to play

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You and who's army?
Adam describes 'LARP', or 'Live Action Role-playing' to give it its full title, as the combination of 'cross country pantomime' with a 'costume party' based rule system. Perhaps not the most glamorous description, but possibly one of the more accurate! ...

Putting on weight is good for you!

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More power to your elbow
A quick update on our previous contributor Mike the Powerlifter ...

Ham and Chips

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Talk radio
Brian likes to talk. Not just a little, but a lot. And I do mean a lot. In fact he likes to talk so much that he's made a hobby of it ...