It’s deadline season, the weather is excruciatingly British, and you had one too many pints last night… there’s no better time to plan a holiday you will probably never go on. You need look no further than our closest neighbour – but this time, look a little further than Paris....
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Two South Warwickshire charities, talkdementia and Compassionate Kenilworth, have received the King’s Award for Voluntary Service – the highest honour a UK voluntary group can receive. The award recognises work supporting local communities and is announced annually every 14 November on the King’s birthday. The two charities will receive the...
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Step into the season of heightened emotions, with a select series of films chosen by the Warwick Arts Centre in their latest program titled Big Screen Bigger Emotions. The viewing of Pedro Almóvar’s Volver was set up with an introduction by the host of the film podcast Eavesdropping at the...
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“I lived in London for a few years and came back to my hometown of Birmingham and realised there wasn’t anywhere for me to train or play.” – this was Shireenah Ingram’s motivation for establishing the Red Lens Actors G.Y.M. back in 2021. Red Lens offers group and 1 to...
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The cold open, one of television’s most effective tactics at drawing an audience in, provoking a sense of curiosity that keeps the viewer hooked for the next 25 minutes. Heavily utilised in situation comedies, cold opens are also fundamental in establishing character traits, running jokes, and plot points throughout the...
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In an age of budget travelling and backpacking across Europe, some may wonder; “Should I travel during winter?” Don’t worry, I have you covered. Travelling during winter can be a double-edged sword. On the one hand, you can benefit from the affordable prices of not just flights, but accommodation too....
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My selection of sports teams to support has never been optimal. When I was four and first decided to support a football team I was adamant it would not be Arsenal or Tottenham. Instead, I chose Everton: it was my godfather’s team, they finished seventh that season and they sounded...
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It’s hard enough to navigate a relationship as a young adult without being bombarded by happy couples, relationship therapists, unhappy people in relationships, unhappy singles, dating coaches, and happy singles online. I don’t especially enjoy a scroll through Instagram around Valentine’s Day because of the overload of couples content: dating experts, picture-perfect happy couples, and general...
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Helen Stevens discusses the albums and activism of singer-songwriter Ruth Lyon.
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Luca Beech interviews Tom Wills about his new single ‘Mid-Night Moves’.
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Mason Stannard-Parages reviews Guillermo Del Toro's new, deathly and gothic adaptation of Mary Shelley's 'Frankenstein'
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Warwickshire Pride, a charity which supports the local LGBTQIA+ community, has received a funding boost of £12,500 from a national charity fund. The Warwickshire-based charity was one of only five small organisations to receive support from the £70,000 donation fund awarded by CharityJob, the largest job board for the charity...
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Despite the famous rhyme ‘Remember remember the fifth of November’, many people seem to be forgetting this date. Despite a few displays of fireworks and bonfires, Bonfire Night seems to be losing its relevance and place in society. But why are celebrations of Guy Fawkes Night gradually dwindling and dying out? However, a key reason for the decline in the prevalence of Bonfire Night events is the environmental consequences...
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