Month: May 2023

Tweet Reading hosted Wigan Athletic last month, in an attempt to boost their survival bid after a tumultuous season on and off the pitch, with fans Ollie and Jake giving their thoughts. A draw saw Wigan relegated and Reading all but down, a fate sealed by Huddersfield’s win five days later.

Tweet In this 21st century, when most women are treated equally, some countries are still assaulting women by culturally ingrained practices. Women in more than 31 countries have undergone female genital mutilation (FGM), partial or total removal of female internal or external genitalia. Though FGM is banned globally, the practice’s […]

Tweet A secluded corner stone of Kemp Town, Brighton is home to a small café/bookshop that is specifically designed to be welcoming to queer people and ally’s alike to spend time and relax where there is a definitive no fear of judgment, as the place was set up and is […]

Tweet From a retiree to a local councillor Ty Galvin, 80, a descendant of Irish revolutionist Tadhg Barry, started his journey from Cork to Hanover. At 19, he moved out of Ireland, finished his electrician apprenticeship in England, and travelled far and wide in Britain for the electrification of the […]

Tweet As the world’s capacity to deal with the growing output of disposable plastic goods becomes overwhelmed, plastic pollution has emerged as one of the most critical issues facing the environment. In developing countries, where rubbish collection services are either poor or nonexistent, plastic pollution is most prominent. However, the […]