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19 November 2020The New Vic: Establishing community through the power of theatre
View FeatureI explore the historic nature of the New Vic theatre and how it is rooted in the community, and what work the theatre is doing to reach out.
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18 November 2020The rising issue of cyberbullying
View FeatureHow cyberbullying has become one of the most prolific forms of bullying and who’s being affected.
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15 November 2020What is bullying?
View FeatureAnyone can be affected by bullying, so I have collated a collection of definitions, policies and organisations from the information out there against bullying for children and adults.
Trigger warning, this article contains real-life accounts of bullying.
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2 October 2020The Tiger King of Wales
View FeatureBefore there was Joe Exotic, two eccentric twins set up Wales' first zoo in 1960. Their wild adventures with magnificent animals make Netflix’ Tiger King look tame.
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30 September 2020The continued effect of Covid-19 on the homeless population
View FeatureHow has the homeless population fared under Covid-19? Despite the temporary measures put in place at the start of lockdown, with a second wave imminent, the UK's homeless situation is about to get a lot worse, and not just for rough sleepers.
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28 September 2020'What We Lost' – Lauren Debruin
View FeatureLauren Debruin was an Orwell Youth Prize Senior Winner in 2020.
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25 September 2020'How Many People Does It Take To Change (The World)?' – Maya Stokes
View FeatureMaya Stokes was an Orwell Youth Prize Senior Winner in 2020.
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21 September 2020'Streets In The Sky' – Rosaleen Tite Ahern
View FeatureRosaleen Tite Ahern was an Orwell Youth Prize Senior Winner in 2020.
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18 September 2020'Knifepoint' – Jessica Tunks
View FeatureJessica Tunks was an Orwell Youth Prize Senior Winner in 2020.
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14 September 2020'To The Boy Who’s Considered My Equal' – Helen Chick
View FeatureHelen Chick was named a winner of the 2020 Orwell Youth Prize for their piece, 'To The Boy Who’s Considered My Equal'.
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11 September 2020'You Are What You Eat' – Hugh Ludford
View FeatureHugh Ludford was named a winner of the 2020 Orwell Youth Prize for their piece, 'You Are What You Eat'.
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7 September 2020'Not So Welcome Break' – Tom Finlayson
View FeatureTom Finlayson was named a winner of the 2020 Orwell Youth Prize for their piece, 'Not so Welcome Break'.
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11 August 2020Sleeping Beauties: British theatres have been left to rot
View FeatureTwo parallel communities fight to save their forgotten theatres. From bingo to backstage toilet buckets, both theatres have a rich history that may well just save their future.
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1 June 2020Lee Miller: Discovering a local hero in lockdown
View FeatureDuring lockdown, I have found a new local hero in the extraordinary true story of wartime photographer Lee Miller.
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29 April 2020Creativity during lockdown: A series
View FeatureRunning out of things to watch on Netflix? Not to fear, because over the next few weeks I'll be bringing you a series of interviews with creatives who have been performing online to satiate your lockdown boredom.
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10 April 2020Creating at home: How Voice Contributors are occupying their time in isolation
View FeatureWhat do you do when you have nothing but time? Turn to the arts! From DIY to doodling, our Voice Contributors write about their battles busting boredom.
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6 April 2020How to do your Gold Arts Award at home
View FeatureThe year is 2020. A global pandemic has closed all schools, museums and theatres, buildings and venues. Only two things stand between you and achieving your Gold Arts Award. A stable internet connection, and your cat sitting on your keyboard.
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30 March 2020Running Arts Award Remotely
View FeatureWe recently took part in a webinar for Advisers about running Arts Award remotely – particularly in these times of limited contact. Here are some tips to support you in delivering or achieving an Arts Award.
