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Thanks Lukeer, Yes, this would be a non-issue if it was a Windows Forms Application but unfortunately this isn't possible in this instance.

Many thanks tumbledDown2earth, I have implemented your solution (at least similar) and it works great. I guess you hadn't intended the "new Logger / new Thread" to be in the constructor; I had a look at the singleton pattern link you provided and it all become clear. I did it like this:
public static Logger CurrentLogger()
{
if (_logger == null)
{
lock (locker)
{
if (_logger == null)
{
_logger = new Logger();
Thread loggerThread = new System.Threading.Thread(new System.Threading.ThreadStart(_logger.Initialise));
loggerThread.Start();
}
}
}
return _logger;
}

How do instantiate it without it entering an infinate loop ?

Ok Sergey, i'll add some more info. Yes you're right, I'm still very much learning as I go OO wise.