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09/18/2025
Girls just wanna have fun-damental rights
Emily Jordan writes about some of the many places to build community with other women in Bristol
Emily Jordan
Freelance Journalist
United Kingdom
BTJC Qualified Journalist
United Kingdom
BTJC Qualified Journalist
Emily Jordan writes about some of the many places to build community with other women in Bristol
The people fighting for England's care leavers [Final multimedia project for MA Journalism assessment]
Planning permission has been granted for 11 new industrial units in a village - despite opposition from neighbours.
Three students from Lynn's Springwood High School are celebrating their offers to study at Oxbridge.
Each of the Grade II-listed instrument's 5,372 pipes had to be cleaned individually by experts.
A report into the disorder in Bristol in August 2024 has been published.
Opinion: 'I firmly believe my time on Norfolk's Youth Advisory Board shaped who I am today.'
Eighty years ago, a young Jean Reeve had more than just VE Day celebrations on her mind.
When will the cranes be taken down at The Forum? 🏗️ Essential maintenance has been ongoing for several weeks at a landmark building in Norwich.
Montage made for TV as part of UWE Bristol's MA Journalism news day.
Claire Popplewell was trained in live programming at the BBC’s Birmingham broadcasting centre, Pebble Mill Studios, and is the creative director at BBC Studios Events. They produced the coverage of King Charles III and Queen Camilla’s coronation, Queen Elizabeth II’s Platinum Jubilee and now VE Day’s 80th anniversary
Whitney Peak is confirmed to be the leading lady for the Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping movie, but what other films and TV shows has she starred in?
The beloved '90s show will be available to stream for the first time in the UK.
ITV has finally confirmed a release date for Malpractice season 2, as the series returns without Niamh Algar but welcomes Tom Hughes.
Bon Iver returns with their fifth record SABLE fABLE, offering an epilogue brimming with raw emotion and unexpected optimism.
The former Debenhams store in Broadmead has become home to ‘Shredenhams’ – an indoor skatepark.
Based out of Future Space on Frenchay campus, Supersmith are on a mission to up-end the mobility aid market and provide users with an option that is more stable to increase their independence and confidence.
One of Bristol’s biggest festivals is set to return for its fourth year in a row, welcoming the hottest stars straight off the back of an incredibly successful awards season.
Discover how the seven deadly sins impact creatives. Learn to navigate burnout, perfection, and the creative battle in this insightful read.
'Print, Press & Roll' opened last week to an evening of success, showcasing the work of a whole host of UWE graduates and other printmakers from across the region.
An insight into the SPA's National Conference.
Carole Haskins, a well-known and loved animal-welfare activist, has passed away after a battle with cancer.
TV Package made as part of UWE Bristol's MA Journalism assignment.
Ethel Cain returns to music with her new project, Perverts: an atmospheric record that is expertly crafted and drips with auto-erotic imagery.
[Contributor to this article] While the world burns on all other fronts, 2024 has truly delivered some great albums. These are the very best albums of 2024 from Overblown.
Traders on Bristol’s Christmas Steps remain unconvinced by the value of their extended seasonal opening hours.
With the help of the public, an academic team at the University of Bristol have learnt that trust is greater between humans and robots when they move synchronously.
Delving into how the former editors of Concrete and The Oxford Student wrote the histories of their papers, this episode is great for anyone thinking about how to use or set up their publication's archive, engage with their alumni or create an anniversary issue. There's also fascinating stories, including Liz Truss' early forays into politics and the surprising first single Greg James ever bought!
Multihyphenate creative Dabieh's latest EP 'us, uninterrupted' is a heartfelt ode to the current times, inspired by the people of South London.
A Bristol councillor has demanded better public transport links and legislative change to ensure late night workers get home safely.
Emily Jordan discusses the scandal related to Tempest Photography and how their mistakes are reflective of wider systemic and cultural failures that are impacting disabled people.
This first episode of SPA Spotlight is packed with top tips for starting out the year as a student journalist, whether you're a writer, section editor or editor-in-chief!
The newly elected Labour government has announced plans to revive the Conservative party’s stalled Tobacco and Vapes Bill.
The early 2000s were a complicated time for women and their bodies, this article explores how a Y2K revival is bringing back more than Juicy Couture.
TWSS' Equality Officer Emily Jordan and President Susie Long reflect on their experience co-hosting the SPA's national conference, sharing their thoughts on the event and the joys of student journalism.
F1 Academy director Susie Wolff has taken legal action against the FIA after accusations of conflict of interest.
With the upcoming Amy Winehouse biopic hitting the big screen in April, it's time we consider the ethics and morality of further dramatising the, often painful, realities that these films follow.
On his second live tour, James Marriott shows a unique charisma and vibrant on-stage presence, owning the stage as if he were headlining one of the biggest venues in the world.
TWSS' Emily Jordan talks about the difficult task of balancing a job and a degree, recounting her own personal experiences and discussing the many obstacles that come with finding future employment.