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Weird… thanks for the heads-up Steve.

Absolute Radio is the way forward Steve - not too much chat, but the odd bit of humour (Jason Mamford and Frank Skinner thrown in for good measure) and plenty of the good old tunes that make you shout "Oh I LOVE this one!" and turn your stereo to max.

You might have to either embrace the change Steve or jump ship and get yourself a new 'sound' for the ride home!

GOOD GRIEF 

Electric cars are great in theory, but in practice, not so much. I know someone who bought an electric car recently and when I asked him what he thought of it he said, "Great, but I can't charge it anywhere other than at home yet".

So the investment to install charge points all over the place is going to come from whom, exactly....? 

Brilliant! 

Never trust a dog who wears glasses.....

I for one thought it was great - anything that puts a smile on a large percentage of the population's faces and brings people together is a winner in my book.

Plus it was lovely to see Harry looking so happy. He has been through a lot and does so much for charities around the world that he gets a  from me.

Hi Greig

Rebecca is right - Google are now doing more 'human' (as opposed to Googl-bot) searches so they are looking favourably on websites that make sense, have good grammar, are actually readable etc. So definitely get that sorted first.

Secondly, Google likes it when you keep your content fresh and current as it thinks 'oooh this website is nice and active'. Try to refresh your content regularly - change a few words here and there, add some news, add a picture of a new job and describe what you did; anything that you can change on a weekly basis.

Also add in lots of keywords - these are the kind of words that people would type in to the Google search bar to find you - so my guess would be 'famous autographs', 'actor's autographs', 'musician's autographs' for a start so use these within your content whenever you can without sounding too repetitive! 

Good luck!