A Troublesome Trip
As someone who has been lucky enough to do a fair amount of travelling in the twenty-three years I have […]
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I’m In Love, But I Still Hate Men
I hate olives. I pick them off of my pizza. I don’t order dishes with olives in them. If I
Travel Trips & Troubles
My first solo trip by plane fell short of the travel ads. I blame the false sense of security that
Unwanted Flesh: Art, Illness, and the Female Body
In Conversation with Delphi Campbell. As International Women’s Day approaches, we reflect on the voices and stories that shape the
Love Is Just A Word
As the jeep drove off and Junha Park’s The Town started playing, I knew I’d never look at snow the
Love Is Just A Word
The media we consume massively influences the kind of love we view as acceptable or desirable. Whether it’s the latest
Looking back: Our Favourite Concerts of 2024 in Wales
Never forget where you’re coming from! The Welsh certainly don’t. Take That returned to Swansea once again in 2024, where
Ecotourism
With a global climate crisis and climate anxiety on the rise, many travel lovers must take a step back to
I Found Myself in Bali
Journey to Bali, Indonesia I found myself in Bali. A phrase I’ve repeated over and over, and only sometimes in
Homesickness in Third Year
Before coming back to uni for my final year, I was practically itching to get back. I love my family
2024 Wrapped: The Best Albums of 2024
Brat by Charli XCX There are pop culture moments that shape each year, and it would be hard to sum
Threads of Tradition: Connecting Journeys and Memories
Who doesn’t know someone with a fridge full of magnets from places they’ve visited? Many of us have a special
Teaching, Tasting and Touring Europe
Every travel destination and experience is incredibly memorable and important to me regardless of when, where or who I went with. My family holidays to Cornwall
Memories made in Tunisia
This year, on the second of September, I joined my partner and her parents on their holiday to Tunisia. I’ll let you in on two
Stranded in the Ashes
When I get asked what my most memorable travel experience was, there is no doubt that I tell the same
Under All the Pretty Lights: A Trip to Cardiff Bay to Trace the History of Nadifa Mohamed’s The Fortune Men
‘This is a story that belongs to Butetown.’ – Nadifa Mohamed, Acknowledgement to The Fortune Men. I get a rare moment
The War on Ticketmaster, Prices and Venues – Are Gigs becoming more inaccessible?
Dynamic pricing, outrageous costs and an increasing monopoly: Ticketmaster’s users cry out evermore for the company to relent on the
One Keychain at a Time
Last summer, when I went to Italy with my sisters, I unintentionally started a little tradition: collecting keychains from every place I
The Apolitical Lover
Politics is everywhere, its branches reach out into every aspect of our lives, and it is impossible to think your
