More than a walking group
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About
I am an MA Journalism student at the University of Sheffield, working towards NCTJ accreditation and seeking relevant work experience opportunities. I have bylines in local and national publications.
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I enjoy writing longer-form content like features that allow critical depth, especially those related to social issues, perhaps informed by my undergraduate studies in Sociology.
Derbyshire animal therapy organisation facing financial crisis on 10-year anniversary
An animal therapy organisation faces a financial crisis as it reaches its 10-year anniversary, threatening the service offered for vulnerable people in Derbyshire and South Yorkshire.
You’re not alone: Imposter Syndrome at University and How to Manage It - Forge Press
Struggling with Imposter Syndrome when starting uni? I spoke to people who have been there, done that, for their advice on how to overcome it; and about how these worries may come from factors beyond your control…
Anonymous messages, secret codes and uranium: how Sheffield’s big nuclear secret leaked out
*SHORTLISTED FOR THE BRITISH JOURNALISM AWARDS 2025*
When we were first told about it, it seemed implausible. Workers at the University of Sheffield’s Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre had been overheard joking about “making WMD” — weapons of mass destruction. Specifically, nuclear weapons.
When we were first told about it, it seemed implausible. Workers at the University of Sheffield’s Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre had been overheard joking about “making WMD” — weapons of mass destruction. Specifically, nuclear weapons.
Can Sheffield Still Claim to be a City of Sanctuary?
“Anyone who comes to any of our events will see the positivity that there is,” she says. “The festival always reminds me that fundamentally people are good and the majority of people of Sheffield are welcoming and care about others. So many people are buoyed up by this festival. When there is so much noise and negativity, it’s really nice to be able to celebrate.”
Dating in the 21st Century: Should we be swiping right on dating apps? - Forge Press
Whether you like them or not, dating apps have become an integral part of meeting romantic partners. With roughly one in ten online adults in the UK using them, and the top sites seeing over half-a-million active users per day, it’s clear that they are a relevant contemporary phenomenon. But are they a positive tool, or should we be more critical of them?
Sheffield Hallam aims to make graduations more accessible with alternative ceremonies
Sheffield Hallam University has introduced alternative graduation ceremonies for current graduates in an effort to make them more accessible.
Is Short-Form Content Ruining the Collective Attention Span?
A feature article of mine that was published in the September 2024 edition of Forge Press, the University of Sheffield's student-run newspaper. This was the first feature I had ever written, and my first published piece of work.
More than a walking group
Do you love being outdoors and in nature? Are you keen to meet like-minded people? Do you want to get active in a safe and supportive environment?
Paralysed dachshund can play with dogs again thanks to a new set of wheels
A paralysed miniature Dachshund is now playing with other dogs again after he was given wheels for paws.
UCU strikes: The latest updates
Staff at both Sheffield universities have reached the mid-point of their proposed 28 days of strike action today, and find themselves in very different situations.