Hospitality in decline
It’s been a week since London went into tier two of the lockdown restrictions. In that time much has been made of its effect on the hospitality sector. Pubs and restaurants have born a lot…
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VoL Podcast: Proposed UK/US Trade Deal opponents
On this episode, we spoke to three protesters who went to Parliament Square on Saturday 24 October to campaign against a proposed UK/US trade deal, otherwise known as the ‘Anti-Trump Protest’. [soundcloud url=”https://api.soundcloud.com/tracks/917309288″ params=”color=#ff5500&auto_play=false&hide_related=false&show_comments=true&show_user=true&show_reposts=false&show_teaser=true” width=”100%”…
Anti-Trump protest: a cow, pigs and chickens let loose
Anti-Trump protesters gathered at Parliament Square on Saturday 24 October to campaign against a proposed UK/US trade deal. London demonstrators dressed as chickens, a cow and Donald Trump gathered on Saturday at 12 pm GMT…
Black History Month: BLM – the lives lost
VoL remembers the Black lives lost this year which have triggered Black Lives Matter protests across the globe against racism and police brutality. A world where a pandemic has changed our way of living, racial…
Weekend preview: Chelsea’s Werner the key in Man United clash
The Premier League season has ripped up the script so far: Everton are one point clear of Aston Villa at the top of the table, Manchester City are level on point with Leeds, and Manchester…
London testing might be quicker and more efficient than the government’s own
London might be the first in the country to start its own one-day testing and tracing system after problems with the NHS’s Test and Trace. The Barking and Dagenham Council in east London is working…
Meet Questo: the business that thrives during the pandemic
Alex Govoreanu and his team are the protagonists in the Covid-19 novel, who put their hearts and souls into delivering the ultimate travel experience the modern way. The global pandemic was detrimental to some companies….
Rugby: England-Barbarians cancelled due to Covid breach
England’s clash against the Barbarians on Saturday has been cancelled after multiple players breached coronavirus-related rules, the Rugby Football Union (RFU) has announced. The Quilter Cup match, originally scheduled for Twickenham on Saturday, has been cancelled…
Student mental health ignored by universities
As the new academic year begins, and people adapt to a new way of living, being back at university can be a major trigger for those living with mental health issues. With the weight of…
What’s left for us to do in 2020?
Newly imposed restrictions alter individual’s mental health even more than the first lockdown. Researchers discovered after a study that 64% of those involved shown signs of depression. Moreover, the fear of not having a financial…