I’ve been called many things in my life – smart, talented, kind, brave, funny, beautiful. And yet none of these… Read more To the Jesy Nelsons of the world – I hear you

I’ve been called many things in my life – smart, talented, kind, brave, funny, beautiful. And yet none of these… Read more To the Jesy Nelsons of the world – I hear you
I’ve always perceived myself to be a person of immensely contrasting characteristics. I’m chatty and sociable, but also thoroughly enjoy… Read more Why I don’t want to return to ‘normal’ after lockdown
Four weeks ago, I boarded a plane that I’d booked less than 12 hours before its wheels lifted from the… Read more Coronavirus: Loss during lockdown
This poem is one I have written for and dedicated to my grandmothers Margaret Thompson and Brenda Lancashire. The love… Read more Poem: Love Is A Promise
Loss is a soul-shaking sensation. And coping is its unpredictable cousin. The two often travel inseparably, one looming in the… Read more 19in19: A Fundraiser for Gemma
We’re fast approaching the end of the most turbulent year of my life so far. The highs were higher than… Read more 12 lessons from the 12 months of 2018
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?
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