by Emily Staniforth | Mar 15, 2021 4:16PM | Long Reads
“I felt glad and validated at first, as I knew I wasn’t making it up! But then I felt quite overwhelmed as I didn’t even know where to start and when I googled all I saw was terrible journeys for fertility and that it was incurable. I was 23 when I was diagnosed...
by Michael Jones | Mar 15, 2021 4:11PM | Long Reads, Sport
If the government’s lockdown exit plan can be trusted, this summer, amateur sport will return with a flourish. Sadly for one of Sheffield’s football clubs, AFC Unity, this will not be the case after they made the difficult decision to close the doors for good on...
by Liv Hill | Mar 15, 2021 4:04PM | Long Reads
Epilepsy is a serious neurological condition affecting 600,000 people living in the UK and impacting their lives everyday. Purple Day on Friday 26 March is internationally dedicated to raising awareness for epilepsy in the hope of creating a better understanding of...
by Nuria Mateus | Mar 15, 2021 3:59PM | Long Reads
The cover of Time magazine in 2006 was like a prophecy. The Person of the Year was You. Yes, you, me, and everyone who produces content for blogs, websites, social media profiles and many other platforms which feature user-generated content. Many years later, the...
by Emily Atkinson | Mar 15, 2021 3:19PM | Long Reads
With the carpet rolled out for the country’s cautious meander out of Covid restrictions, and the bunting strung-up in anticipation of our bleak one-year lockdowniversary, the road to normality is finally in sight. For Britons, eyes glistening with the ghosts of their...
by Chloe Bowen | Mar 15, 2021 3:08PM | Long Reads
For some of us mother’s day is like watching a dark cloud moving towards you. You see it coming and you can’t stop it. It finally reaches you and that day is a torrential downpour which leaves you feeling a tad worse for wear. Then the following days are a time where...
