Jack Solloway Voice team
Freelance journalist and Assistant Editor of Voice Magazine. Graduated with a Masters in English Literature from Oxford University. Pan-banging avocado millennial and sometime jazz saxophonist. Probably likes vinyl records.
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Feature
14 June 2019I used to paint walls rather than Old Masters, says artist Jake Wood-Evans
View FeatureAhead of his latest solo exhibition Legacy and Disorder, the contemporary artist talks about his work and former life as a painter-decorator
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Review
23 May 2019Hoard review - emotional baggage crashes dinner party in style
View ReviewBim Adewunmi’s flawed but enjoyable debut drama is a love letter to Nigerian-British families living in east London
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News
13 May 2019Simon Armitage named UK’s new poet laureate
View NewsWest Yorkshire writer succeeds Carol Ann Duffy as poet laureate – and is paid in sherry
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Feature
12 May 2019Extinction Rebellion: Who are they and why on earth are they rebelling?
View FeatureEverything you need to know about the radical climate activists, their three key demands and what they've achieved
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Interview
9 May 2019What goes on at West End Stage?
View InterviewThere’s a massive difference between trying to be famous and wanting a career, says West End Stage founder and True West producer Mark Puddle
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News
8 May 2019Women's Prize for Fiction 2019 shortlist announced
View NewsThe list features a diverse range of titles, from examinations of contemporary life to retellings of myths and legends
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Feature
3 May 2019GINS speaks truth to power in subversive new music video
View FeatureBreakthrough musician GINS aka Georgie Biggin launches new music video with a powerful message for her latest single
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News
12 April 2019Sadiq Kahn silent on anti-begging Tube announcements 'dehumanising' the homeless
View News‘We still want a response from Sadiq,’ says Georgia Elander, the campaigner petitioning against the announcements
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Feature
9 April 2019Top five albums of all time
View FeatureThe definitive list to settle all lists of the best five albums ever to be recorded in modern history, ever...
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News
25 March 2019Brexit: People’s Vote march one of the biggest demos in history
View NewsOver one million people attended the march, organisers say. Here’s what went down on the day
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Blog
15 March 2019Brexit’s like a box of chocolates...
View BlogTheresa May’s deal has been voted down again. Now here’s an analogy we can all get behind
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Photo Blog
17 February 2019Nationwide student strike for climate – in pictures
View Photo BlogVoice caught up with the march in London on Friday as thousands of students ditched classes to protest political inaction over climate change
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News
17 February 2019Students demand radical climate action in nationwide strike
View NewsThousands of young people take the day off school to protest political inaction over global warming
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News
14 February 2019Introducing the TrinityTalent | Class of 2018
View NewsTrinity music students receive recognition for their achievements in TrinityTalent | Class 2018 on Voice
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Interview
4 February 2019Want my job? with Helen Bowell, Education Co-ordinator at The Poetry Society
View InterviewHelen Bowell talks us through her latest projects, opportunities in arts administration and lots of delightful poetry things!
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Feature
3 January 2019Interview: 'Idiot' artist burns his fine art degree, calls it art!
View FeatureDevonshire artist Tom Stockley, aka t.s. idiot, burnt his fine art degree and often wears a turkey hat. But he's no fool, that's for sure...
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Blog
29 December 2018What is the future of music education? Music Mark 2018
View BlogYoung people lead the way at the national conference for music education despite increasing pressures from government policy
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Feature
28 December 2018The best books of 2018
View FeatureThree novels, two memoirs, one piece of journalism, a self-help manual, a graphic novel, one consolatory book on physics, and a collection of letters. Here are our Top 10 books of 2018
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Apex Legends review by Tom Inniss -
Brexit’s like a box of chocolates... by Jack SollowayQuite! I understand your frustration. It's terribly confusing. Corbyn has been dallying with the second-referendum bods again, which should feel like good news. I've never seen such dynamic fence-sitting in politics. An extension seems likely, either way. But the wish for it to be over as soon as possible, however great, I think, leaves the door open to some poor justifications pushing through even poorer long-term decisions. It's what your ERGers are banking on, quite literally. As you suggested, we need to resist that urge. I can only imagine, as an EU citizen, how difficult the uncertainty of it all is. Clarity is the cure that'll heal this wound, not time. One can only hope it comes sooner rather than later.
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Comment posted on 19 March 2019
Can't fault this. Intuitive's the word. It's such a solid shooter - and the ping system is a game-changing addition, for sure. I'm looking forward to the updates that the new season will bring.