A plea to Lloyds TSB on web usability

On the whole, the revised Lloyds TSB online banking site is ok. I can’t say it’s a vast improvement on what it replaced, but it could have been so much worse. The recent revisions to the BBC news website spring to mind, which have made what used to be an easily navigable site into something that is much harder to use. As a consequence, I’m finding I’m using the Independent’s website more and more for news these days.

However, there’s one feature of the new Lloyds TSB Internet banking site that is driving me nuts. Statements can now only be . . . → Read More: A plea to Lloyds TSB on web usability

Reflections on The Damned United

I went to see the Damned United yesterday lunchtime, in a cinema in Derby. There were less than 20 of us in the auditorium (perhaps the later showings are better attended), but nonetheless, we were treated to a glorious trip down memory lane – albeit quite a few of the memories are obviously fictional (Clough begging Taylor to forgive him at the end of the film – I don’t think so!)

The interviews Clough gave to Austin Mitchell on Yorkshire Television bracket the film(*), and as the originals  are still available in the archives, they provide an anchor in reality . . . → Read More: Reflections on The Damned United

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