5
Jul
2013
The Power of Protests
Protests seem unlikely to disappear, and we should celebrate a world that allows people to share and vocalise their thoughts and feelings
25
Jun
2013
London’s Homelessness ‘Crisis’
What is London’s response to homelessness? What do you do when you see a homeless person? Stop for a chat?
12
Jun
2013
Summer in the City
Summer: it’s built up so much in advance with bikinis plaguing the shops and being force fed dieting tips by every newspaper
4
Jun
2013
The Grief of Unemployment
Graduates with good degrees from good universities are finding themselves unemployed - and it's embarrassing
16
May
2013
Le UK… ‘Nil Points!’
This year’s UK entry is yet another golden oldie, Bonnie Tyler, whose song has no doubt already gone viral on Radio 2
1
May
2013
Marathon Woman – Part 2
To say that I was overwhelmed by the support I received on the streets of London last Sunday, is an understatement
27
Apr
2013
Joining London’s Running Army
My eye was drawn to my running shoes, abandoned on my lounge floor. I felt a surge of willpower. I would go for a run
20
Apr
2013
The Elusive British Sunshine
Although it might look a bit nice outside, you'll still need four layers of wool and a smidge of delusion to avoid shivering
11
Apr
2013
Marathon Woman – Part 1
I've tried to follow a training programme but will probably be overtaken by more than one pensioner because I AM NORMAL
4
Apr
2013
The Politics of Storytelling
The line between fiction and non-fiction is blurry and it’s no different when it comes to the stories individuals tell about society
