Can WeWork be saved, one poem at a time?
Last week, WeWork shared the first public efforts of its turnaround plan in the form of a printed campaign across
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Author: Sarah Maclean
Why Recycling is Simply Not Enough
It’s a bold statement. One that you might not want to hear. Recycling is simply not enough. It’s not enough
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3 Reasons why the Number of Failing Airlines is Sky High
“Dear Guest, Your Jet Airways flight mentioned below has been cancelled. We regret the inconvenience caused to you and apologise
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Top Trumps: A Politician’s Power Play
In and amongst the World Cup commotion you may have heard that the President of the United States, Donald Trump
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5 things we can learn from Pyeongchang’s Winter Olympic winners
With the 2018 Winter Olympics underway in Pyeongchang, athletes from 92 participating countries are fighting for their claim to one
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International Stuttering Awareness Day: Winning Back Words
The second in a two-article collection, highlighting International Stuttering Awareness Day. Sarah Maclean reminisces on life past and present with
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#chooseorlose: Why Walkers’ Crisp Campaign is Half-Baked
A vote of democrispy As a nation of keep calm and carry on-ers, there are few things that stir British
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Refugee Food Festival: Uniting people through food
At least 65.6 million people “have been forcibly displaced either within their own countries or across borders” based on recent
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A year on from Jo Cox’s death: Why are we still so divided?
A year ago last Friday, 16th June 2016, MP for Batley and Spen Jo Cox left her weekly constituency meeting.
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Fitness Upgrade: The relationship between exercise and consumer
It is a Thursday morning. I am lying quietly, surrounded by 16 other restful bodies. Piano music mumbles softly in
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