Steve Litchfield

Just because you can see me doesn't mean that I can't see you. And run into you. Bikes, bikes, pedestrians, accidents are on the increase. And unnecessarily so. When I was a child, road safety on a bike or on foot was drummed into me. Lights, reflective bands, torches, the works. At night, such things are vital to keeping everyone safe in suburbia. Yet, in 2026, I see - everywhere around me - cyclists, escooter riders (already illegal in the UK by definition) and pedestrians, all moving around dressed in black or other dark colours, with no lights or reflectors of any kind.  At least once a week, at night, I have a narrow escape with one of these - let's face it - stupid people. And if there was a collision then I content that it would be 100% their fault. Careful lighting or reflecting should still be mandatory. As it was in the 1960s and 1970s when I was growing up.  I've ranted about this before , but an incident last night causes me to rise up once again... I was tu...

It occurs to me, browsing through my own extensive library of Shorts on YouTube (most now, since YouTube's expansion of the format, up to 3 minutes long), it's not trivial to find videos on a particular topic or of a particular type. Hence, I thought I'd try an index of sorts here. That I could point people towards and also refer back to myself when needed. [Updated January 2026] NB. The video lists are sorted in approximate chronological order (i.e. oldest to newest) in each section. NB2. I've gone back only two years so as not to burden you with too much out of date or more primitive content. For the full set of videos, see my YouTube channel generally ! NB3. The lists below show just how much video content I've created in this format. If you'd like to show your appreciation via PayPal ? iPhone-related reviews and comment AirPods Pro 2nd gen: the best of three worlds? Clicks Keyboard review: part 1: Multi-tool, Multi-accessories Clicks Keyboard review: part 2...