Police crackdown on e-scooters ‘maniacs’ at last … Thirty-seven of recent casualties suffered injuries that were described as ‘serious’ Road users injured in crashes with scooters include 36 cyclists and 32 in vehicles Fourteen casualties were aged 70 and above, while 17 were over 60 UK police took 3,002 e-scooters off our pavements and roads… Continue reading Scoot along now, say cops! But what’s next? Big burly bald brainless berks and on childrens trikes?

Here at The Society we continue to ask the question – why the ‘Mr Jones’s of newspapers’ in particular are ignoring Dylan’s Rough and Rowdy tour across America and then into the world, potentially until 2024? His new tour isn’t rough and rowdy at all, more smooth like a rockin’ rhapsody with some of the… Continue reading New reviews, obviously from five believers… not you Mr Jones

Are their lofty ideas sending a chill through the wintry halls and corridors of UK’s eco-hopes? An NHS worker pleads with members of Insulate Britain to allow him to ‘get home’ to his ill child. The dad tells the so-called eco-warriors – who apparently just want us all to be warm and cuddly in our… Continue reading CAN YOU REALLY WARM TO THESE PEOPLE WHO GLUE THEIR HEADS TO OUR TARMAC?

How the big city became a beacon to Bob as Mr Jones ignored him with ‘no news today’ While there are hopes that Bob Dylan will make a quick return to his almost-never ending tour, here at The Society we are keeping our fingers firmly crossed. Bob got back on the road on November 2… Continue reading NEW YORK! NEW YORK! SO GOOD HE PLAYED IT AGAIN AND AGAIN AND AGAIN..!

‘HOW THE POSSIBILITY OF BEING FORGOTTEN HURTS SO MUCH…’ Over the next few weeks The Society is publishing the true story of a woman who went to hell and back because of breast cancer. This is Kaye Howarth’s story in her own words. Thank you for wanting to share with us and the world Kaye.… Continue reading KAYE’S LIFE … THE POWERFUL STORY OF A BREAST CANCER SURVIVOR

Nancy Cobb found her Union Sundown as she waited for Bob Union Sundown I came into the city (the one and only New York City) early for Dylan’s first concert at my beloved Beacon and headed to the venue to take my obligatory photo of the marquee. The first thing that I noticed was that… Continue reading Unmasked and no longer anonymous in New York city

WE REALLY APOLOGISE – WE ACCIDENTLY PUBLISHED A COUPLE OF OLD NEW YORK REVIEWS IN THIS ARTICLE. THANKS TO OUR READERS WHO POINTED THIS OUT AND SORRY IF WE MISLED OTHERS … THE OLD REVIEWS HAVE BEEN REMOVED. You can step on my name, you can try and get me beat, when I leave New… Continue reading A tough crowd in New York… but Bob is still standing. They won’t get him beat

Mick Rock, the legendary music photographer, has died. He was 72. His death was announced on his official Twitter account. “It is with the heaviest of hearts that we share our beloved psychedelic renegade Mick Rock has made the Jungian journey to the other side.” Filmmaker and editor Bob Mori – a regular contributor to… Continue reading Mick Rock was beautiful and soulful, says Bob

Today is International Men’s Day! We are celebrating the positive values men bring to the world and their families. We need to see men as positive role models and tell people about ourselves. One of the six pillars of International Men’s Day is to  improve relations and promote equality for men AND for women too. The… Continue reading I’m a manly man – and I love and respect women. Long may we both reign!