David Bullard

In the 1970s when I lived in London I would walk past an elderly man who stood near Charing Cross station with a perpetually worried

I don’t usually play requests, but when 805 people clamour for the same song, what is a guy to do? It all started last week

I’ve often wondered who decides what day should be allocated to what fashionable cause. Is there, for example, a secret committee who meet and decide

I knew of a company once where some of the head honchos became a bit bored doing the jobs they were handsomely paid to do.

I wasn’t too sure whether to laugh or cry this past week when the ANC leapt to the defence of serial absentee accused Jacob Zuma,

The first volume of my Sunday Times ‘Out to Lunch’ columns came out in 2002. Not surprisingly the book was titled ‘Out to Lunch’ (its

This week was ‘lesbian outrage’ week both on social media and, indeed, in the mainstream press. Various news sources chose the story of how a

Last Friday week we had another bout of load-shedding between 6pm and 8pm. The official period of load shedding in our area is shown as

I’m not a regular visitor to casinos. However, like many South Africans no doubt, I have been lured at some time in the past to

Years ago, I spent a couple of days in Oudtshoorn during a touring holiday. If you like ostriches or are in the market for feather