by Jessica Lionnel | Dec 3, 2021 3:49PM | Long Reads
By Jessica Lionnel Chinese students are being targeted by scammers who are attempting to swindle them out of thousands of pounds. Last week South Yorkshire Police issued a stark warning about the increase in fraudulent calls, many of which have a sinister undertone....
by George Barton | Nov 26, 2021 5:04PM | Long Reads
The social significance of furniture can be seen everywhere: adverts from Dfs and Ikea have been a near-permanent fixture on our tv screens for years, while many of us covet designer rugs and luxury leather chairs in interior design magazines. Tables, chairs,...
by Safi Bugel | Nov 26, 2021 4:51PM | Long Reads
Hope Works is set to celebrate its 9th birthday this weekend. To mark the occasion, the Kelham Island venue, which has long been considered a linchpin of underground electronic music, will welcome Palms Trax and Bradley Zero for a seven hour warehouse party. ...
by Caitlin Eckley | Nov 26, 2021 3:42PM | Long Reads
The return of Black Friday sales means that whilst business sales soar and people buy more for less, the general problem of mass consumerism will be more apparent than ever and the effects on the environment will be damaging. This time of year, city centres are...
by Chelsea Cheetham | Nov 26, 2021 2:22PM | Long Reads
Three films that celebrate Asian and LGBTQ+ communities, including a rare 35mm screening of the landmark film Hush!, will be screened in Sheffield, next week, as part of the Queer East Film Festival. The festival will include a tour of highlights from Queer East Film...
by Emily Davies | Nov 26, 2021 2:14PM | Long Reads
Buried in his rambling speech about Peppa Pig World last week, was an announcement from Boris Johnson that all new homes built from next year will be legally required to have an electric vehicle (EV) charger installed. In a speech to the Confederation of British...
