Theatre Group’s production of Edward Bond’s Saved had a lot to live up to; as if being the first play of the year wasn’t enough, before 2011 Saved hadn’t been seen on stage for 27 […]
Million Pound Makeover for LUUBC
The brand new £1,000,000 boat house has got the Rowing Team very excited. After a year of work, it was opened in September to a very happy team. The boat house will save time and […]
“The media is the thing which is harming the Muslims the most.”
Over recent months, the terrorist group Islamic State has dominated newspaper headlines around the world. Their actions are contradictory to the peaceful religion of Islam, but this has not always been made clear by political […]
Like shows us the odd realities of our social media society in an uncomplicated, light hearted way
Getting It Productions’ new piece Like markets itself as “an event presenting an art exhibition and performances based around the coming-of-age experiences of modern day twenty-something’s in the wake of the explosion of social media”. […]
How To Dress Well @ Belgrave Music Hall 26/09
“Why is that just your face on the cover?” someone sharply asks Tom Krell during the improvised “Q and A session” he jokingly throws in the midst of his emphatic performance at noticeably packed Belgrave. […]
Review: Just A Little… Shy FX @ Canal Mills
Last weekend, the dark and dingy Canal Mills was transformed into a colourful Kingston Carnival for the return of ‘Just a Little’. Bunting dangled from the ceiling, the lights shone bright, and there was a […]
Autumn Tests await
November 8 will perhaps be the biggest match yet for Stuart Lancaster’s England Rugby Union side, as they go up against New Zealand at Twickenham. It is fair to suggest that the Six Nations decider […]
Battery of the future
Tired of your phone battery running out of juice? More specifically, are you tired of the time it takes to charge your battery back to full power? Thanks to a new technological development, waiting hours […]
Ebola doesn’t discriminate; why should we?
Ebola is scary. In the past weeks, we have been repeatedly informed that it is a deadly disease that has killed, and continues to kill people on a worrying scale. What ought to be challenged, however, is […]
In The Middle with Sivu
Sivu is no ordinary singer-songwriter. He changed his name ‘James Page’ to work on material under the name ‘Sivu’. His surname in Finnish, and now already has a selection of EPs and a newly released album […]
£200M to be spent on campus improvements
The University of Leeds is planning to spend more than £200m on several building refurbishments mostly starting next year. A large amount of this estimated figure is to be spent on refurbishing the Edward Boyle […]
Ferdinand’s FA Fine
QPR defender Rio Ferdinand has been handed a three-match ban, fined £25, 000 and been made to attend an education course for comments he made a few months ago on Twitter. The sanctions announced on Wednesday […]