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IT’S a story of connection and how we need each other more than ever these days. That is how musician John Stamp sums up his latest projects that have come about while scratching around in lockdown. John, who grew up in Stockton Heath and Woolston, recently called on his high profile music contacts from all over the world to keep him sane during the restrictions. He released a song in February called No Man’s An island with his friend Jon Bowen, who now lives in New Zealand, and London producer Carl Stanbridge. And John has just launched another single called Airplane Mode with ...

But a granddad and his grandson could not be closer in spirit thanks to a lockdown project. John Stamp started to write a bedtime story for his grandson Aubin in April as a way for them to stay connected and indulge in their shared sense of humour. What was originally intended as one short story has since become a published book about the 'crazy times we're living through'. John, who grew up in Stockton Heath and Woolston, said: "In early April, Aubin and I were chatting on Zoom and I said: 'I’ll send you a short story'. "I hadn’t quite worked out what it was going to be about y...