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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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  • Jarvis Cocker's DJ set - in one word: meh.
    Jarvis Cocker's DJ set - in one word: meh. by Francesca Morgan

    Comment posted on 8 October 2019

    I love this review! Really set the scene well, and I can just sense the struggle to stay enthusiastic as the rain apathetically fell. And any reference to Hairy Maclary is a win in my books.
    Thanks for the post, look forward to seeing more of your reviews!

  • Future Sound of Nottingham Music Concert
    Future Sound of Nottingham Music Concert by Shannon Samecki

    Comment posted on 11 July 2019

    Interesting experience, sounded like it could have used a little more planning. Was this the first year? What did you think of each act?

  • Lis Rhodes Dissident Lines Review
    Lis Rhodes Dissident Lines Review by Claudia Roe

    Comment posted on 11 July 2019

    Interesting review, thanks for posting! Confusion and apathy can be interesting emotions, do you think that was the intention of the work?

  • British politics is broken
    British politics is broken by Tom Inniss

    Comment posted on 4 July 2019

    Chris, I feel you started on the wrong note here - I said politics is broken, not Brexit.
    That said, Brexit is symptomatic of an ailing political system that had failed those who were repeatedly told that their problems were the result of the EU and not domestic policy.

    I very much look forward to reading your evidence that there is a secretive cabal in Brussels that are so hell-bent on being anti-democratic, considering Nigel Farage and his Brexit Party were just democratically elected to its Parliament...

    Also, MPs are accountable to the electorate, but they are representative MPs which means we bestow democratic power to them to operate in our interests, and clearly a number of MPs feel that turning our back on our single largest trading partner - not to mention security ally - is probably not in the best interests of those they represent.

  • Avengers: Endgame review
    Avengers: Endgame review by Oluwatayo Adewole

    Comment posted on 6 May 2019

    Do you want a spoiler-laiden chat about the film? We're talking about it in the comments here: https://www.voicemag.uk/blog/5411/let-s-talk-about-avengers-endgame-spoilers

  • Let's talk about Avengers: Endgame (Spoilers)
    Let's talk about Avengers: Endgame (Spoilers) by Tom Inniss

    Comment posted on 6 May 2019

    OMG yes!! I meant to write that too - was such a throwaway line. In one sense I'm glad they didn't make a big thing about it and putting it to the forefront, but at the same time, if it was just going to be a background thing then they shouldn't be making a big deal about it in real life. You don't get to do the bare minimum and pat yourself on the back.

    I did hear that they shot Endgame first, but even so i think they should have been able to assess how powerful she actually was?

    I also meant to link to your review, will fix that now...

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