‘Who’s she?’: constituents react to Penny Mordaunt’s Tory leadership bid Portsmouth North residents air views on their MP and Liz Truss’s resignation The Guardian - UK · Oct 21, 2022
Dining across the divide: ‘She was hitting me in the face with logic, sense and facts, which I thought was unfair’ She’s a Polish pathologist, he’s a Brexit-voting business owner – can they find any common ground over dinner? The Guardian - UK · Oct 20, 2022
‘I cooked it!’: meet the schools where pupils grow, pick and cook their own lunch Chefs in Schools charity aims to intrigue, excite and thereby educate children about food production and healthy eating The Guardian - UK · Oct 16, 2022
‘It felt like I was never going to get better’: patients navigating long Covid Those affected with long Covid have to cope with an illness that is not yet well understood. Three patients discuss their journey The Guardian - US · Oct 13, 2022
‘Our time has come’ – Muyiwa Oki, first black president of RIBA, reveals his shakeup plans Elderly white men in bow ties have tended to run the very grand and possibly even stuffy Royal Institute of British Architects. Muyiwa Oki, its youngest boss ever at 31, spells out his vision for unions, the climate crisis and island-buying oligarchs The Guardian - UK · Oct 12, 2022
Science fiction exhibition in London takes visitors on a journey into space Voyage to the Edge of Imagination at the Science Museum uses AI and interactive exhibits to create an immersive experience The Guardian - UK · Oct 5, 2022
Tributes paid as East Kilbride YM stalwart passes away suddenly Les Goodfellow was a fabric of the club and will be sorely missed by all at the amateur side Daily Record · Sep 15, 2022
Dining across the divide: ‘To be out-niced, as a Canadian, is very upsetting’ An archaeologist and an environmental engineer disagree on lockdown and borders. Can they find common ground over the climate crisis? The Guardian - UK · Sep 15, 2022
‘She was the world’s queen’: crowds pay respects to Elizabeth II at Windsor Castle Mourners lay flowers and hand-written cards for monarch who ‘kept royal family going through thick and thin’ The Guardian - UK · Sep 9, 2022
‘The Guardian? What are you doing here?’ My odyssey through England’s cultural cold spots What’s it like to be an artist in a place deemed in need of cultural levelling up? Our writer meets a Nuneaton couple with big hub dreams, finds a DIY ethos alive in Chatham and has a Blade Runner moment with a painter from Stockton-on-Tees The Guardian - UK · Sep 7, 2022
‘I won’t vote Tory again’: Water crisis in blue-wall Surrey could tip balance at election In village of Cranleigh, where residents are having to get their water from tankers, the mood is mutinous The Guardian - UK · Aug 18, 2022
East Kilbride community venue set for £185,000 facelift after grant award The Kirktonholme pavilion, home to EKYM and EKYC, will be upgraded Daily Record · Aug 18, 2022
‘It will help with equality’: fans revel in England women’s Euro win Thousands join team in Trafalgar Square in London to hail victory described as a turning point The Guardian - UK · Aug 1, 2022
Blooming Essex garden points to future of horticulture in a heating UK RHS Hyde Hall has made a virtue of its position in the driest county in England by embracing adaptable plants The Guardian - UK · Aug 1, 2022
The Guardian - UK · Jul 26, 2022 ‘Such a joy’: viewing parties for women’s Euros score with football fans Unique and friendly atmosphere of women’s football praised as fans celebrate England’s semi-final win
The Guardian - UK · Jul 12, 2022 ‘The whole thing tastes like gherkins!’ Are vegetable martinis really the drink of the summer? From asparagus to Greek salads, bars across the UK have been adding greens to classic cocktails. Is this a surprisingly great way to get your five a day or a horrible mistake?
Daily Record · Jul 5, 2022 Lanarkshire council accused of 'bigoted hatred' after block on flute band decorating street with union flags Rutherglen Bluebell FB took part in an Orange parade on Saturday
The Guardian - UK · Jul 5, 2022 ‘It’s hard getting money to stretch’: single mothers say they need support Women in Leicestershire on how soaring bills have hit their finances – and why one-off payments aren’t enough
The Guardian - UK · Jun 16, 2022 Dining across the divide: ‘Saying “I’m a socialist” doesn’t get you anywhere these days’ They agreed private companies should not run public services and that Brexit is bad, but what about Jeremy Corbyn?
The Guardian - UK · May 23, 2022 Elizabeth line: Crossrail complete after decades of struggle – a photo essay After years of knockbacks and fights over funding, this amazing feat of engineering is ready to open
The Guardian - UK · May 10, 2022 ‘I don’t want to be a little Englander’ – Cornelia Parker on BP, bombs and becoming a German She is a politically charged artist whose work can be literally explosive. Ahead of a huge show, Parker talks about ‘cartoon violence’, recreating a corridor in Parliament – and why she may apply for German citizenship
The Guardian - UK · May 3, 2022 ‘Pupils are distressed’: community fights top London school’s takeover About 200 students at Holland Park school reportedly rioted in protests over plans to join academy chain
The Guardian - UK · Apr 28, 2022 London galling: could Partygate sink the Tories’ Wandsworth flagship? ‘It’s not Boris on the ballot paper,’ activists campaigning for the local elections are having to tell voters
Insider UK · Apr 20, 2022 Anderson Anderson Brown promotes three directors to leadership team The accountancy firm promoted Graeme Robertson and Chris Thompson to become directors in the business, alongside Martyn Paterson of Anderson Anderson BrownWealth
The Guardian - UK · Apr 20, 2022 Tory MPs ignore celebrity entreaties and back immigration bill Only handful of rebels vote against government to support Lords amendments