Aren’t we all just a little insecure?

Insecure. It’s a word that’s been contaminated to sound like a disease. Like it’s a black and white diagnosis that… Read more Aren’t we all just a little insecure?

The art of knowing exactly who you are (and never apologising for it)

When I go on nights out, I hide a pair of flip flops in a bush outside the club. There,… Read more The art of knowing exactly who you are (and never apologising for it)

They’ve grabbed my bum, my breasts and even reached a hand up the front of my dress while brushing past… Read more Club culture: Drinks, dancing & sexual assault

Every single day is full of choices. Should I wear this outfit, or this one? What should I cook for… Read more Choices and change: My move to Jersey

A university student. An avid athlete. And now the latest member of her family to be diagnosed with Huntington’s Disease,… Read more The Hope in Huntington’s: Ellis’ story

When receiving cancer treatments – such as chemotherapy and radiotherapy – up to 80% of people can lose weight. But… Read more My documentary: ‘The Weighting Game’

Having a child with a medical condition can be challenging for any parent, especially if it has a considerable impact… Read more A fight for sight: Samuel’s story

When I heard that Giovanni Pernice was touring his own show this year, I was full of excitement. As someone… Read more Review: Giovanni Pernice’s ‘Il Ballo è Vita’ & dance workshop

I was recently asked a question in a job interview that went a little bit like this: “How can you… Read more We shouldn’t be scared to let children lose – it’s part of life

The road warped one way and then the other, headlights illuminating a small patch of moist tarmac and a scatter… Read more Fear in the Headlights: A crash victim’s story