Tom Inniss Voice Team Gold
Tom is the Editor of Voice. He is a politics graduate and holds a masters in journalism, with particular interest in youth political engagement and technology. He is also a mentor to our Voice Contributors, and champions our festivals programme, including the reporter team at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe.
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Event
3 March 2020 – 8 March 2020Uni To Unicorns With Digital Maker Collective And UAL
View EventUnpack the creative power of the tech industries and explore where the art world meets the tech world
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How-to Guide
21 February 2020How to: Never miss a post with RSS
View How-to GuideDid you know that we support RSS on Voice, and that by subscribing you will never miss a single post that goes up on the site? Find out how here!
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News
14 February 2020Hearts For The Arts 2020 Winners Announced
View NewsA Hackney Windrush festival, Plymouth community music charity and a theatre company helping those affected by addiction are three of this year’s winners
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News
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Interview
8 February 2020Interview with Vicky Moran, writer and director
View InterviewWe speak to writer and director Vicky Moran, whose new theatre production No Sweat is a hard-hitting examination of the hidden LGBTQ+ homelessness.
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News
3 February 2020BAFTAs 2020: The Winners
View NewsSeven awards leaves 1917 the undisputed winner of the evening
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Blog
31 January 2020The United Kingdom is leaving the European Union today
View BlogIt has been 1,317 days since Britain voted for the unknown and the future is still uncertain
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Interview
28 January 2020Interview with Ross Harper, City Wall Records
View InterviewFrom the rave scene of the early 90s to the imminent relaunch of his record label, Ross Harper has a lot to say on music, drugs, and the freedom to make mistakes.
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Interview
20 January 2020Want my job? with Bettina Hermant, BBC data scientist
View InterviewBettina is a senior data scientist for the BBC, working on machine learning algorithms to improve their recommendation systems.
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News
17 January 2020Jason Manford returns to host Olivier Awards 2020 with Mastercard
View NewsThis will be the third time the multi-talented comedian has hosted the ceremony
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Review
15 January 2020Bombshell
View Review2016 saw Fox News undergo dramatic leadership changes in the face of sexual harassment allegations. Bombshell – mostly – accurately covers that story.
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Interview
13 January 2020Want my job? with Melanie Shee, Partnership Manager for Creative & Cultural Skills
View InterviewMelanie Shee wears many hats! She is a Partnership Manager for CC Skills, helps creative businesses get off the ground, and is a freelance trainer, educator and assessor.
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Review
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Blog
6 January 2020We challenge you to 20 in 20
View BlogWe have a challenge that will kick your new decade off in style
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Feature
1 January 2020Voice's Top 10's of the decade
View Feature10 years of great art and cultural output.
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Feature
31 December 201910 big news stories from 2019
View FeatureProtests, deaths and elections; 2019 was another eventful year. We have pulled out 10 of the biggest stories from the last 12 months for you to look back on
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Feature
24 December 2019Voice’s Top 10's of 2019
View FeatureA rundown of the best films, music, video games, literature, TV series and the biggest news stories of 2019.
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Nottingham Queer Arts Collective: Making Nottingham proud by Abigail Hutchison -
Noughts and Crosses by Malerie Blackman - book review by Esther burtonIt's crazy that a book so old can still be so applicable to society today. Glad you enjoyed it!
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Encanto Review by Bella HubbardI'm inclined to agree with you, I think Encanto is a nice family friendly film that's definitely worth a watch, it's definitely stunning visually. We opted to stay in on New Year's Eve to watch this rather than go out, and I have no regrets!
However, you did break the rule – we don't talk about Bruno!
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Very balanced review, and inclined to agree! It was very Remi, which is good and bad. Tere were a number of shots which could have come straight from the Spiderman trilogy, which although great, are pretty old now!
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Nature and Landscape Photography by Neve Marques-JonesThese are really cool pictures, Neve! Great job. I've never gotten the hang of Lightroom, but I think I might have to start looking again.
I hope you don't mind, but I've slightly edited your post just to make the images bigger so it's easier for other to enjoy them!
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My new book!The 5 Friends by Nessa FanningI look forward to reading more of your work!
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'Are we attracted to Fascism?' by Adam De Salle -
National Theatre Live: Jane Eyre by Phoebe PB -
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Top tip 10: Use your Voice by Sally Trivett -
Top tip 10: Use your Voice by Sally Trivett
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Top news of the week 31st August 2015 by Tom Inniss -
Interview with Lewis Brindley of The Yogscast by Tom Inniss -
Interview with Lewis Brindley of The Yogscast by Tom Inniss
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Pocket releases beta channel by Tom Inniss
Comment posted on 16 June 2022
This sounds like a amazing collective, and it's great how young people identified a need for a space and then made it happen!