For readers outside the UK, "There's trooble at t'mill" is an archaic term originating in the industrial North of England translating to 'There's trouble at the mill', meaning of course that  there was serious unrest of one sort or another at the local weaving mill.
So our trooble at t'mill is a series of glitches on the new website which are taking a little longer to fix than we would like. Speed is one issue and some of the complicated and innovative back end facilities aren't as smooth as planned.
So . . . please bear with us and if you have a problem with logging in (some automatically generated passwords have proved temperamental) just email us and I'll give you a temporary password that will work. If you come across any other 'trooble' please do tell us.