Underground art: how Stockholm’s tube stations take design to a new level
Lydia Atkins shares her personal stories of Stockholm's incredible art works.
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Digitally in bloom: the Chelsea Flower Show moves online
For the first time ever, the iconic Chelsea Flower Show will be entirely held online. Lydia Atkins considers how this is positive in terms of access and inclusivity.
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Opera Warwick’s ‘The Bartered Bride’ is kicking elitism out of opera
Lydia Atkins reviews Opera Warwick's new production 'The Bartered Bride', praising its diversity, inclusivity and sheer talent.
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Are you sitting comfortably? Good, then it’s statutory storytime
Lydia Atkins highlights a need for school statutory storytime to improve listening skills, expand imaginations and encourage a love of books
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‘The Boy in the Dress’ scores a triple-threat hat-trick on press night
Lydia Atkins reviews the premier of the RSC's new musical 'The Boy in the Dress', adapted from David Walliams’ bestselling book.
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The literary hotspots surrounding Warwick campus
Lydia Atkins gives a handy run down of the literary hotspots you can find surrounding campus to help you escape the Warwick bubble
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Kerry Hudson in Conversation: Kenilworth Arts Festival
Lydia Atkins reviews the Kerry Hudson in Conversation event at the Kenilworth Arts Festival and wries on the highlights of the talk
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#MeToo in Fiction: Kenilworth Arts Festival
Lydia Atkins reviews the '#MeToo in Fiction' event at the Kenilworth Arts Festival 2019 and writes on the highlights of the talk.
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How not to kill your houseplants at university
Struggling to keep your cacti alive? Well, struggle no more. Lydia Atkins shares how to keep your houseplants alive and happy at university.
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Getting ahead on your course reading
Although the summer is still in full flow, Lydia Atkins suggests ways to make a start on the pile of required course reading soon
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Seeds of war: how the West has reaped its own reward in the Gulf
Lydia Atkins argues that the West are just as responsible as Iran for the ongoing crisis and tensions in the region.
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The best of: historical fiction
Lydia Atkins gives us a run down of her favourite examples of the historical fiction genre and suggests what makes the genre enjoyable
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Accessible Theatre: the work that still needs to be done
Lydia Atkins questions whether UK theatres are doing enough to encourage, welcome and support audience members with disabilities.
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