Monthly Archives: November, 2020

Environment

Powerful Women Protecting Our Planet

BBC Radio 4 recently revealed its ‘Women’s Hour Power List’ for 2020. This year the radio 4 programme focused on women based in the...

Community

Knife Crime and COVID

Despite the country now going into its second lockdown of the year, tensions between drug gangs are amounting to a ‘power struggle’ in the...

Community

Applicants from minority groups least likely to be offered PhD places

A PhD is the top qualification a student can achieve in their academic studies. In 2016, analysis from the Higher Education Funding Council revealed...

Art & Culture

Staying Safe & Healthy From Covid-19 Virus.

Written by Annice Thomas Coughs and spluttering everywhereContagious droplets we don’t want to shareYoung and old and in the betweenThis virus is rampant and very...

News

Coronavirus: BAME deaths urgently need to be understood, including any potential genetic component

Written by Ana Valdes The difference in COVID-19 death rates between white people and black, Asian and minority ethnic (BAME) people in the UK is...

Economy

Coronavirus and Homelessness: how the government can do better

The county of Nottinghamshire is home to some of the most deprived communities in the country, with areas in Nottingham East such as Sneinton...

Community

How to Cross the Political Divide on Climate Change

Political opinion is currently divided, as are the issues that people are concerned about. There is definitely some cross-party agreement on the urgency of...

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