The smallest of Carole and Douglas Branson’s litter, Sammi was a strange child, convinced she could fly (yet to be proven) and a keen contemplator of life. She graduated from standard education in 1993 with a Media degree (2.2 – ‘I was partying, OK’), did some acting, hung with some rock stars, dropped out, cleaned up, qualified as a Person-Centered counselor, trained as a Silversmith and finally reigned herself in with a Journalism course at Birkbeck, University of London. She is now a freelance writer of health and wellness articles and writes book reviews for thelondonword.com. Sammi is also the founder of the BeautyvsWomen campaign and author at work on The Feminist Chronicles.
21
Aug
2014
Jessie Burton, Author
'London's messy, it can be cacophonous and tranquil, and for such a big city, its inhabitants are friendlier than you think'
23
Sep
2011
A Stairway to Heaven
I was welcomed into the chapel and despite my nerves, I was soon absorbing the uplifting sentiments of the sermon
