Death, taxes and a Conservative in the Bournemouth West seat. A lot can change in 67 years, but since the constituency was created in 1950 the Tories have dominated the vote in BH9 and the surrounding areas. As the 2017 general election looms ever closer, it seems inevitable that Conor Burns will again claim a […]
Does social media influence teens to have an eating disorders? Does social media impact on body image?
As a teenager, you are bombarded with a constant stream of media related to an unattainable body image, portrayed by celebrities. It is easy to get fixated with your appearance…. Sophie Burton and I are sitting opposite on another in a coffee shops in Southampton. She spent most of her teenage years battling anorexia after […]
The UK Food Waste – Brown Food Caddy
The UK Food Waste, is mostly dumped in a landfill in most countries where councils pay for it again in landfill tax. It is directly linked with local communities back here in the Dorset as Bournemouth council have given people the opportunity to recycle food waste. In the first two years of food waste collections, […]
Child health is falling behind in the UK
A report released by the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health details the latest health problems in children.
Veganuary 2017: Perceptions are changing
Today marks the end of the last working week of Veganuary 2017. It has been the biggest campaign since it’s launch in 2014.
Internet companies to send letters to streamers
Various internet companies such as BT, Virgin Media, TalkTalk and Sky will be sending letters to subscribers thought to have streamed illegally.
Call for IVF funding to be equal: Postcode lottery is unfair
The health minister is to write to the NHS to end the postcode lottery for IVF treatment after concerns were raised in the house of Commons. Nicola Blackwood stepped in following a debate in the house of commons on IVF availability across the country. Cuts to local Clinical Commissioning Groups (CCGs) mean that couples in some areas […]
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