“Not your everyday love story”: Faye Clark on her debut book trilogy
“I just decided about 6 years ago now, I was in the bath and had just finished reading a book. I thought it was rubbish, so I said to my husband, you know what I’m…
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All that jazz
When people think of North London, what usually springs to mind is Abbey Road’s rich musical history or perhaps the bustling markets in Camden Town. When I think of North London, I think of drinks…
God’s Own Junkyard: the Bracey family business full of ‘hair-raising neon happiness’
Neon lights have been popular for the majority of the last century and, despite a slight downfall when the cheaper alternative of LED lights gained popularity in the early 2000s, neon is a trend that…
Stacy Gregory: The first woman Able Seaman
In today’s society being a woman is hard. We are still having to fight stereotypes, old fashioned mind-sets and we also have to learn to love ourselves in a world that is social media-driven….
Young community of artists are attracting people with their art events
Nowadays, there are so many artists in London who want to be noticed and heard by people, but is social media enough for artists to promote themselves? In some way – yes, but it is…
Sewing Words: a feature on Róisín Phelan
Art is capable of priming a story or feeling in ways that are difficult for humans to explain. And when a particular piece of artwork – in any form we want to conceive it –…
Top Secret: the new hot spot for students
The Top Secret Comedy Club has become increasingly popular for London students and not just for their £3.50 pints. With famous faces like Jack Whitehall and Amy Schumer making special guest experiences, Top Secret won’t…
Jonas Brothers release new Christmas song
Grammy-nominated trio Jonas Brothers, have released a new original Christmas single, ‘Like It’s Christmas’, just in time for the holiday season. Update: As of 20th November 2019, the Jonas Brothers are now a two-time Grammy-nominated band….
Faces of discrimination: “It’s shocking because you don’t expect it to happen.”
Religious hate crime has risen by 40% in England and Wales – and more than half is directed at Muslims. A writer, who wishes to remain anonymous, agreed to be interviewed by the Voice of…
Hearst BAME network “not a box-ticking exercise”
A leading minority rights campaigner at the publisher of Cosmopolitan and Elle believes inclusivity in media is about conversation. Dionne Maxwell, who works at Hearst Publications UK told Voice of London exclusively about how she…