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4 weeks ago | 
wbur.org | Graham Wright
CommentaryA Democratic version of the Tea Party is a bad idea. Here’s whyTea bags adorn the hat of Tea Party Express supporter Kiss Anderson, of Burson, Calif., at a rally to kick off the Tea Party Express bus tour in Reno, Nev., on Oct. 18, 2010. (Julie Jacobson/AP)Is it time for a Democratic Tea Party?
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1 month ago | 
iol.co.za | Graham Wright
Discover how South Africa's Eyes and Ears (E2) Initiative is revolutionising crime prevention through collaboration between private security companies and SAPS, creating safer communities and tackling extortion in critical sectors. Published 14m ago | Published 14m agoDr Graham WrightSouth Africa's persistent crime challenges demand innovative and proactive crime prevention solutions.
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1 month ago | 
iolnews.co.za | Graham Wright
Discover how South Africa's Eyes and Ears (E2) Initiative is revolutionising crime prevention through collaboration between private security companies and SAPS, creating safer communities and tackling extortion in critical sectors. Published 3h ago | Published 3h agoDr Graham WrightSouth Africa's persistent crime challenges demand innovative and proactive crime prevention solutions.
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1 month ago | 
businesslive.co.za | Graham Wright
SA’s persistent crime challenges demand innovative and proactive crime prevention solutions. While law-enforcement agencies play a critical role in maintaining public safety, collaboration between the private sector and the state has proven to be a force multiplier in crime prevention.
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Jan 24, 2025 | 
racingahead.net | Graham Wright
Speaking exclusively to his yard sponsorOLBG, National Hunt Trainer Harry Derham reveals the upcoming targets and plans for some of his team over the next month. Brentford HopeQ: Let’s kick off with Brentford Hope: International with Constitution Hill, Lossiemouth entered, but nice prize money up for grabs? HD: “He ran below his best at Windsor but just took a blow. “He actually ran well for a long way, and took a blow.
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Jan 17, 2025 | 
racingahead.net | Graham Wright
SaturdayAn opening mark of 116 looks very lenient for OH MY JOHNNY after a facile success at Uttoxeter last time out. That run was preceded by another promising run at Bangor where he took a false step after the last when victory was all but assured. He certainly looks a progressive type who is improving run by run and I’m sure a mark of 116 underplays his ability.
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Dec 5, 2024 | 
racingahead.net | Graham Wright
Qatar Goodwood Festival presented by Visit Qatar will take place 29 July – 2 AugustTickets for the Qatar Goodwood Festival can be purchased at goodwood.com, with customers saving 15% during the early bird windowHospitality packages also available to book for all 19 race daysTickets for Goodwood’s remaining horseracing fixtures will go on sale in 2025Goodwood is delighted to announce that tickets for the Qatar Goodwood Festival presented by Visit Qatar are now on sale at goodwood.com.
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Nov 28, 2024 | 
racingahead.net | Graham Wright
FridayA wise man once told me to never back a horse after it has fallen as you never know what mark it has left on the horse pyschologically. Kalif Du Berlais suffered a nasty enough fall last time out at Carlisle and that is enough for me to oppose him at Newbury today. Whatever I found would be a good price as he completely dominates the market but the horse I’ve fallen on is IDY WOOD who looks a sound each way proposition.
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Nov 21, 2024 | 
racingahead.net | Graham Wright
SaturdayA good day of racing in store for what is looking like a very wet Saturday afternoon for almost all of us. I will be at Haydock, sheltering for cover most likely, where I am envisaging a very good day for Dan Skelton. It’s hard to be too confident on what is going to happen with regards to the forecast rain but I am working on the assumption it’s going to be soft/heavy ground.
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Nov 14, 2024 | 
racingahead.net | Graham Wright
FridayIn my view it is a poor day of racing at Cheltenham today where I have struggled to find something to bet on. I will have to wait for the last race of the day for LETTERSTON LILY who bids to go a few places better than last time out. Peter Bowen’s 4 year old filly has had a different introduction to National Hunt racing making her debut in the Aintree bumper in the Spring before enduring a busy summer where she has developed into a tidy hurdler.
