Fancy seeing the UK’s hottest up and coming artists perform at the edge of your mug, every week…. for free? Look no further! Coffee House Sessions is the UK’s largest daytime touring platform, shifting live music venues away from alcohol towards a more accessible environment. Built around performances in student...
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An event offering an adult ball pool and prosecco bar is coming to Coventry and Leamington Spa as part of its UK tour.
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James Hancock makes an impassioned plea to all England fans: despite the gloom and gloom around the Ashes squad, there are reasons to be cheerful
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Popular South Leamington cafe Coffee Box will be closing down this coming Thursday, when they will be open till late to mark their final night.
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In the face of calls for a more ‘intersectional feminism’, many people will ask what an intersectional feminist is. The term intersectionality stems from the interconnected nature of social categories and identities, in that someone can have numerous identities rather than being defined singularly by their sex, sexuality, race, or...
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One of the major issues with intersectional feminism is its emphasis on eroding the barriers between the public and private spheres. This is best summed up by the phrase “the personal is political”, originally used by feminists of the second wave to encourage a debate about women’s place in domestic...
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Warwick researchers discover that tanycytes control appetite, creating new possibilities for dieting and weight loss treatment...
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There are few ways to enjoy music that quite match the thrill of a live gig. Carwyn Phillips shares her recommendations for upcoming live acts near you. The Horrors – Tuesday, October 24th at O2 Institute, Birmingham The history of Southend band The Horrors has been characterised by constantly changing musical direction...
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The latest FIFA game comes with that same annual promise of an “entirely new” experience, with hopes of revolutionising the series and changing the very way in which we understand football. But what’s actually new? Well, for a stark change of form EA finally delivered on their magical – sorry,...
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The rocketing cost of rent has led the National Union of Students to argue that there’s a student housing crisis in Britain, and this is felt nowhere more acutely than in London. UCL’s website claims that prospective students can be expected to spend an eye-watering average of £206 a week...
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The benefits of reading for well-being are hugely supported by recent studies, concluding that the books on our shelves can offer alternative pathways to positive thinking. Books can positively impact the health of the reader if they are considered not only as a source of entertainment, but as tools for...
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Kylie Jenner is pregnant! Wait... why do we care? Samantha Rossiter thinks its time for a reality check.
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Five years on from his last stand-up tour, Numb, Simon Amstell is a different man. The change in Amstell, and the concurrent shift in his comedy is reflected in his new tour, titled What is This?. It’s not so much that Amstell is a changed man, but he is an...
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