Why Young People Should Register to Vote, …
I get it, we’re all sick of hearing about it. Brexit has worn us down, and it feels like all we’ve been doing for the past 5 years or so is voting. But I want…
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How to get the Most from Your …
I don’t know about you but dreading/hating Sunday became routine pretty early on in life. Growing up it’s, the day before going back to school and if you work Monday to Friday or stay in…
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Weight Training: My Mental Health Saviour
I very clearly remember the feeling I had the first time I stepped into the weights section at my tiny little local gym. As James Smith mentioned in a podcast I listened to recently, it…
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My Cruelty-Free Makeup Faves
In recent years, the beauty industry has changed massively. When I was a kid, shopping for beauty products meant nipping to Superdrug and grabbing some Dream Matte Mousse in whatever colour was 10 shades darker…
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How to Maintain Your Mental Health at …
University can either be the most amazing experience of your life, or the most challenging. I think most of my fellow students would agree that more often than not, it’s both of those things at…
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How I Cleared up my Acne in …
Anyone who watches my Instagram stories will be aware that I’ve been on a bit of a *journey* with acne over the past few months. Despite our teenage years being renowned as the ‘peak time’…
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My CPPS Journey: I got Discharged From …
Over the past few years I’ve spoken a lot about my journey with Chronic Pelvic Pain Syndrome (CPPS). Today I’m feeling very reflective and grateful, as on Friday I had my last physio appointment. It…
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The Ultimate Packing List for Starting University
It’s that time of year again – the prospect of moving out and embarking on the Uni adventure is becoming very real for this years’ freshers. One of the most stressful things about the moving…
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What Losing my Dad to Cancer Taught …
On this day two years ago, life for my family and myself changed forever. 12th August 2017 was the day my Dad died of the illness he had been battling for four years. When I…
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Dealing with Grief one Granola Pot at …
In the lead-up to the second anniversary of my Dad’s death, I’m a little bit confused. As someone who has always had a tendency to repress emotions, it’s not always obvious – even to myself…
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