Serious cliff edges must be navigated in 2026. Control, and courage with some cost, are essential to avert potential crises.
Sherbhert is a warehouse of experience and opinion where people and well-being are priority.
Without embracing any particular politics, religion, philosophy or ism, Sherbhert asks questions and applies common sense, exploring possibilities, recognising it may not have the answers. It is wary of excessive correctness and dogma. Freedoms, particularly of individuals, of thought and of speech; responsibility not entitlement; the power of hard work, humour, optimism and change; and especially integrity underpin Sherbhert thinking.
Sherbhert Food promotes well-being. It champions local and seasonal food not least because it’s a simple route to achieving a varied, balanced, healthy diet and, perhaps most importantly, it’s delicious. It is also good for the planet and there are lots more reasons, regularly repeated in these pages which draw attention to the availability of these fabulous foods and ways to enjoy them.
Sherbhert Commentaries address current events, issues and debates, domestic and international, with no subject off the table. From politics, people and news to economics, culture and social values, Sherbhert seeks to apply its approach to challenge actions, assumptions and behaviours, bring perspective and look forward positively.
Sherbhert Leisure is a store for restaurants, holidays, hotels and other leisure activities. Reflecting Sherbhert thinking, only positive reviews can be found here.
You can use these headings, Food, Commentaries and Leisure above, to find articles that might interest you; or use the Sherbhert Search facility above to find something more specific: for example, Climate or Covid or Carrots; Resilience or Racism or Roast; Freedom or Farming or Figs and so on.
Your Feedback and comments are welcomed – you can find the facility for this at the end of each post.
Featured Categories
Latest Post
-
-
2026 is a year for challenging ideas which defy sense and divide the country, especially challenging British decline.
-
Healthy eating can be challenging at Christmas. Quality and simplicity are key but indulgent treats are very much part of the fun.
-
These are delicious as well as being easy to make. Store them in the fridge as they are best eaten quite cold. You can freeze them too.
-
Frozen peas are a brilliant standby vegetable, and organic petits pois are probably the best you can get for both taste and nutritional value.
-
This easy recipe uses frozen organic chopped spinach which is a great standby when good fresh stuff is not easily available.
-
an easy stew using seasonal fish. The sauce can be made in advance and finished off in a leisurely fashion when you want to eat it.
-
A soup of creamy white organic cauliflower florets and vibrant green leaves. Perhaps add cheese or cheese on toast and chutney.
-
UK Government milks decent people to ingrain non-work and poor public sector productivity. The Budget lit up deceitful incompetence.
-
The Covid Inquiry is a wasteful charade. Surely the UK now has a battle plan for pandemics using all the lessons learnt.
-
Trump’s Ukraine peace deal kills off Ukraine. Any promise by Putin is valueless, and readmitting him to the global community is repulsive.
-
Food, oxygen and water are the three essentials for life and so food choices should be a prominent part of our lives.