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Today is National Cheese Lovers Day!
If you Camembert going a day without thinking about, dreaming of or eating cheese… today is officially your day. Photo by Picserver The 20th January is Cheese Lovers Day and that calls for a...
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Bournemouth housing market named 10th most expensive in the world
It isn’t often you find Bournemouth on the same list as Los Angeles, Vancouver and Sydney. However, a CNN article has named the sea-side town the 10th most expensive place to live in the world this...
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The UK Food Waste – Brown Food Caddy
The UK Food Waste, is mostly dumped in a landfill in most countries where councils pay for it again in landfill tax. It is directly linked with local communities back here in the Dorset as Bournemouth...
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Does social media influence teens to have an eating disorders? Does social...
As a teenager, you are bombarded with a constant stream of media related to an unattainable body image, portrayed by celebrities. It is easy to get fixated with your appearance…. Sophie Burton and I...
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Post-war town ‘still dying’ in Bosnia despite life sentence for war criminal
Local Dorset woman who runs peacebuilding workshops in post-war Bosnian towns believes justice has not been served despite sentencing of chief war criminal. Former Bosnian Serb commander Ratko Mladic...
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Courtside Corruption - Match Fixing in Men's Tennis
Tennis is all Daniel Kollerer has ever known. The Austrian left school when he was sixteen. The following year he turned professional. Just nine short years later, he was handed a lifetime ban from the...
View ArticleMarine conservationist rubbishes Theresa May’s pollution pledge
Dorset Marine Conservationist Steve has dismissed reports that the majority of pollution is found in the sea. Steve litter picks every day and disagrees with Theresa May’s 25 year plan to reduce ocean...
View ArticleDorset farmer says it’s difficult for free range poultry farms to control...
Blandford Forum farmer George Hosford says it is difficult for free range poultry farmers to prevent avian influenza. On Thursday, the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA)...
View Article50 year anniversary of The Troubles in Northern Ireland
Today marks 50 since the start of the Northern Ireland Troubles. The conflict lasted 30 years with politics at the root of the violence. There were many complex factors that fed into the violent...
View ArticleEl Clasico Preview
Barcelona vs Real Madrid. Catalonia vs Madrid. The biggest domestic game in football. With over 400 million people due to view the game featuring the two Spanish superpowers, the excitement is already...
View ArticleJulen Lopetegui Sacked
Julen Lopetegui has been sacked by Real Madrid tonight after only four months in charge. The news came after Real Madrid lost 5-1 in the Clasico in Barcelona leaving them in 9thplace in La Liga, closer...
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The legend of the moustache
The history of Movember started with 30 Australian men growing moustaches to raise awareness for prostate cancer. From 30 men in 2003, the November foundation has grown and now has over 5 million men...
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Deportivo Alavés S.A.D flying start to the season, but who are they?
Ten games into this extraordinary La Liga season Deportivo Alavés sit second in the table only one point behind leaders Barcelona. After making such an impressive start picking up twenty points and...
View ArticleNovember to Movember- Lets grow that tache
It is that month again where men all over the world drop their razors and let their facial grow wild to raise awareness for mens health. The month of Movember, formerly known as November, is a month to...
View ArticleStar boy Sancho is paving the way for an English academy exodus
IT has been quite some start to the season for Jadon Sancho, the Dortmund winger seems to be smashing career milestones every week as he continues to go from strength to strength. Since becoming the...
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The Silent Years: Are Footballers Heading Towards Danger?
Whether it’s a striker scoring a goal or a defender clearing his own, heading has remained a fundamental part of football since the rules were first written. However, the sport that is played by more...
View ArticleThe Silent Years – Video
Welcome to the video of my MMP. I met with Sir Geoff Hurst for a walk in Cheltenham on behalf of the Alzheimer’s Society charity. Sir Geoff informs me who he is doing the walk for, and how he is...
View ArticleThe Silent Years – Added Value
Welcome to the added value of my MMP. Below you can find a fact-file of athletes who had developed CTE in their lives. CTE in Athletes You can also find my professional Twitter account below, which...
View ArticleThe Silent Years – Audio
Welcome to the audio of my MMP, ‘The Silent Years’. In this package, I spoke to James Coxon who works for the charity, Headway. He gave me his thoughts and opinions on the ban of heading introduced in...
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Bournemouth’s response to marine sewage and plastic pollution
I showed them what I collected along with pictures of litter embedded in the beach. I also asked them if they had heard about ‘The Marine Conservation Society’ and what they thought about them. Gabby,...
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