The 'white-girl dance' comes to London
Rage rapper Unsighted poet brought his viral 'white-girl dance' to London for the first time.
The Londoners
The Guinness Book of World Records hosts their first ever live record attempts event in London Bridge
For The Londoners, I went down to Guinness Book of World Records first live record attempts event to speak to the participants.
Section 60 stop and searches rise for third consecutive year despite fall in overall numbers
For the South West Londoner, I wrote about the rise in Section 60 stop and searches for the third consecutive year, despite a fall in overall numbers.
WATCH: London-based events series encourages strangers to come alone and leave as friends to combat loneliness | South West Londoner
For the South West Londoner, I visited Strangers in the CIty's events to see how they were tackling the loneliness epidemic among young adults.
Wallington High Street tackles shoplifting crisis with crime watch WhatsApp group | South West Londoner
For the South West Londoner, I wrote about how Wallington High Street has been tackling its shoplifting crisis with a crime watch WhatsApp group.
Wallington pole studio celebrates 10 year milestone after surviving closure threat | South West Londoner
For the South West Londoner, I wrote about a Wallington pole studio which celebrated its 10th anniversary, after being threatened by closure during the pandemic.
Photographs of black children with Down syndrome light up Piccadilly Circus | South West Londoner
For the South West Londoner, I wrote about the photography exhibition of black children with Down syndrome, projected from the Piccadilly Lights.
Residents react to the permanent cancellation of Round Table Carshalton’s annual fireworks display
For the South West Londoner, I wrote about residents' reactions to the permanent cancellation of Carshalton Round Table's annual fireworks display.
The mobile barber who travels around London to cut SEND kids’ hair
For the South East Londoner, I wrote about a mobile barber who travels around London to cut the hair of children with special educational needs and disabilities.
London author launches scheme to give free haircuts for back-to-school season | South East Londoner
For the South East Londoner, I wrote about Kelechi Okafor's free hairstyling initiative for back-to-school season.
The Guardian
Best podcasts of the week: Join Sara Pascoe and Cariad Lloyd’s book club with a difference
For the Guardian, I wrote about the 5 best podcasts with multi-tasking hosts.
UK renewable energy investment lagging behind rest of world, data shows
For The Guardian, I reported on the UK government's fall in renewable investment.
World’s oldest moss could go extinct as a result of climate crisis
For The Guardian, I reported on the depletion of the world's oldest moss, Takakia, as a result of the ongoing climate crisis.
The Heartstopper reading list: what has Isaac been reading in season two?
For The Guardian, I wrote about Isaac's book picks for season 2 of Heartstopper.
Quench Magazine
30 Years On From Stephen Lawrence
For Quench, I wrote about the relationship between the Metropolitan police and communities of colour, 30 years on from Stephen Lawrence.
Women of the Past Year
In this piece for Quench, I wrote about women's history in 2022.
In Conversation with: ACS President Priscilla
For Black History Month 2022, I interviewed the president of Cardiff University's Afro-Caribbean society for Quench.
A Reflection on Black History Month
For Gair Rhydd, I wrote about the usefulness of Black History Month in 2022.
An Ode to Serena: Icon, Mother, Tennis Supremo
In this article for Quench, I wrote about the legacy of tennis superstar, Serena Williams.
A Joint Honours Journey
In this multi-contributor piece for Quench, I wrote about the highs and lows of a joint honours degree.
Bella Hadid's nose job: Do celebs owe us discretion?
Following Bella Hadid's Vogue interview, in this article for Quench, I discuss whether celebrities owe us transparency about their plastic surgery.
McDonalds, Murals, and The Revival of Black Art
For the Revival issue of Quench, I wrote about the erasure of the Butetown mural that celebrated the cultural and ethnic diversity of Cardiff.
What Does International Women's Day Mean To You?
In this multi-contributor piece for Quench, I wrote about the collaboration between Stella McCartney and Disneyland in celebration of International Women's Day and Disneyland's 30th Anniversary.
My Acne is Not Your Breakout
In this piece for Quench, I wrote about the realities of acne and how it's viewed in society.
On Masculinity
In this multi-contributor piece, I wrote about the representation of masculinity in the TV series, 'This is Us'.
Beauty Delivery Services
For Quench, I wrote about the Boots x Deliveroo delivery service and questioned its relevance amid our current climate emergency.
Hidden TV Gems on Streaming
In this multi-contributor article for Quench I write about the underrated The Fosters spinoff, Good Trouble.