Frankenstein: A newly adapted tale eternal
Mason Stannard-Parages reviews Guillermo Del Toro's new, deathly and gothic adaptation of Mary Shelley's 'Frankenstein'
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Warwickshire Pride receives £12.5k boost from national charity fund
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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Guy Fawkes Night: A time for reflection?
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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Will’s Word On Warwick: Leamington’s Number 1 bus service
The Number 1 bus service in Leamington is a rolling wonder: one part retirement community on wheels, one part community lifeline, one part bus, this local institution has to be seen to be believed. A spawn-in location for the most eccentric people you’ve ever met, every Leamingtonian should have a...
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Concerns over job instability likely leading to increase in mature student applications, experts warn
Education experts have warned that a recent increase in mature student applications could be a warning sign for the poor state of the UK’s economy, rather than a positive response to recent policy changes. Recent government reforms have placed emphasis on lifelong learning, with plans to reform funding for adult...
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Mexico, machismo, and morale: Gendered-violence in Mexico
In 2024, President Claudia Sheinbaum was elected to office as the head of state of Mexico, the first female president of the country. To the people of Mexico, a country that is applauded for female representation across legislative bodies (approximately 50% in the Senate and 48% in the Chamber of...
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Eze hat-trick inspires Arsenal to victory in North London Derby
It was a dream North London Derby debut for Arsenal number 10 Eberechi Eze, who’s clinical first career hattrick earned him the match ball and his team a massive three points to extend their lead at the top of the Premier League. Following Manchester City’s 2-1 defeat to Newcastle at...
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Cianan’s Column: GW15: Pep roulette, Penandes, and Pope
Given the weekly nature of this esteemed column, I’m writing this article focused on GW15 in the midst of the mid-week GW14, as the Wednesday night fixtures are being played. There may have been some crucial developments between now and when you read this, and though the spirit of my...
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Warwickshire set to be home to England’s largest Christian monument
Construction work has begun on the Eternal Wall structure in Warwickshire, which is set to become the UK’s largest Christian monument upon its completion in 2028. The Eternal Wall of Answered Prayer is being constructed near Coleshill in Warwickshire, between the M6 and M42. Work begun on the monument in...
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What did I just watch? A Review of The Hunger Games: On Stage
This summer, I eagerly awaited casting announcements for The Hunger Games: On Stage, on Instagram. On July 29, 2025, Mia Carragher was revealed to be playing Katniss. She commented, “I relate to her quite a lot. I think she’s very fearless but then she’s also got that nurturing quality about...
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Classics to read if you liked these shows
Whether you don’t know where to get started with reading, or you want some new book recommendations based on your favourite shows, this is the perfect list to get started! This list matches five of your favourite TV shows to their bookish pairs! Stranger Things Stranger Things has been a...
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The business of being brilliant: Who can claim intellectual prestige?
Since 1950, Basic Books has cultivated a reputation as a stalwart of intellectual prestige. Originating from a psychoanalyse book club in Greenwich Village, the Hachette Book Group member boasts a backlist of Sigmund Freud and Richard Feynman. The question is, does Basic Books deserve its intellectual prestige, and is it...
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Around the world with TV: Breaking down the rise of international television
Whether it’s the innate darkness that informs the backdrop of Squid Game or the alternating sensations of community and loneliness in Young Royals, international television is both enjoyable and insightful. Its rise over the past few years is refreshing, especially with restrictions such as the Covid-19 pandemic making travel near-impossible...
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