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Musings about life, art, nature and people
The most mundane parts of our day-to-day have a huge impact on the environment, luckily this means that small changes can go a long way. You don’t ...
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The Channel As our collective eyes have been drawn to the English Channel, recent weeks have seen refugees described as invaders, the Home Secreta...
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We now live in a world where navigating this ‘new normal’ in a mask is so commonplace that it’s finally the law in England. In my opinion, it’s bee...
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Since lockdown everyone has been eating at home more, which means taking a trip to the supermarket more often and cooking at home. I don't know abo...
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The longer we endured our more solitary lives in full lockdown, ahead of the relaxing of certain rules, the more we began to ask questions. How did...
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Robin Keat had a long, successful career with West Yorkshire Police, spanning three decades. He also had a daughter. At least, that was until he d...
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During lockdown, around the world there has been a growing concern around migrant fruit and veg pickers not able to fly to the UK. In a bid to try ...
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Why is lockdown so much easier to tackle when it’s sunny? Is it the need to top up the tan, or perhaps it helps us justify cheeky daytime drinking?...
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When I was a kid, I always felt most happy when I was drawing. Felt tips and a colouring book provided what felt like a different realm – a place o...
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For many like myself, fashion is a big part of life. I’m mocked for pre-planning my outfits for weekly dress down days, I own more jackets than I’d...
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