The benefits of language learning during lockdown

22nd May 2020 | Georgia Hansen

“One language sets you in a corridor for life. Two languages open every door along the way.”

– Frank Smith 

 

Languages are the keys to doors we didn’t know we wanted opening; they are windows into the … Read More

May: Young adult book releases you need to know about

16th May 2020 | Georgia Hansen

“A room without books is like a body without a soul.”

– Marcus Tullius Cicero

 

 

YA (young adult), is a category of fiction written for readers from 12 to 18 years old.

While the genre is targeted to … Read More

Meet Brighton’s sausage guru: Dave Barr

29th April 2020 | Christy Hall

You’ve all heard of Brighton Sausage Co. haven’t you? It’s an independent, artisan maker of some of the finest produce anywhere in Sussex, they specialise in sausages, as you might have guessed, but there is more than that. … Read More

Fields in Trust offering virtual park tours across UK

22nd April 2020 | Georgia Hansen

Fields in Trust, an independent charity dedicated to preserving parks and green spaces for all to enjoy, is offering virtual park tours across the UK.

A statement from their website explains that this is, of course, in direct response to … Read More

Staying in or going out? Well, if you happen to be staying in…

17th April 2020 | Christy Hall

This is going to be a food review with a twist (of lime). Not long before lockdown commenced and resigned us all to our dining rooms, I had been encouraged by a chef friend to review a local, … Read More