by Amy Britton | May 2, 2024 5:08PM | Campaigns - Immigration laws
Despite their hopes of creating a better life in the UK, some international students are being left financially and emotionally crippled by changes to the Graduate Visa. The two-year long visa has provided many international students with an extra layer of stability...
by Joseph Gilbert | May 2, 2024 12:26PM | Campaigns - Deaf Awareness
After widespread closures of specialist deaf schools, mainstream schools and councils have had to adapt learning environments to support the needs of more than 50,000 deaf children in the UK. But with budgets being slashed and an increasing scarcity of resources, deaf...
by James Harrop | May 2, 2024 11:54AM | Campaigns - Sexism in Football TOP STORY
Women are the subject of sexism at every level of football, from the kits they are forced to play in, to the misogynistic abuse they receive. Their personal safety is constantly put into jeopardy when they play late at night on badly lit and remote pitches. ...
by Holly Phillips | May 2, 2024 11:45AM | Campaigns - Drink Spiking
Four fifths of drink spiking victims are university students according to shocking new police data. The statistics revealed 81% of recorded victims were students, while a survey by university news site, The Tab, showed 11% of students believed they had been...
by Holly Phillips | May 2, 2024 11:42AM | Campaigns - Drink Spiking
Lorna Street was just 18 when she was spiked in her hometown of Norwich. She was in a near-empty club, when all of a sudden, she passed out in the toilet, coming in and out of consciousness, with little recollection of the night. She only had one glass of wine. She...
