Everyone, Everyday: Talking About What Matters
Hazel Scott 
The debate surrounding single-sex spaces in the UK has intensified. Here are 16 reasons why maintaining these spaces, especially for women and girls, is vital. 1. Safety in Prisons Recent cases in women’s prisons have highlighted the risks of sexual assault by transgender inmates with male biology. Maintaining single-sex prisons is crucial for the safety … Read more
With a general election on the horizon, choosing the right candidate to support can feel like navigating through a foggy stretch of the Thames. Here are 20 practical tips to help you decide which politician truly deserves your vote. 1. Examine Their Voting Record Check how candidates have voted on issues important to you in … Read more
Have you noticed fewer people heading to Sunday services? As society evolves, the traditional pull of the church seems to be waning among Brits, but why? 1. Secular Society The UK is becoming increasingly secular, with traditional religious beliefs giving way to a more scientific and empirical understanding of the world. Many find the church’s … Read more
Navigating the peculiarities of global cultures can be quite the bewildering adventure for any Brit. Here’s what leaves us scratching our heads when we venture beyond our rainy isle: 1. Dinner at 10 PM Why on earth do some people start dinner when most of us are contemplating our pyjamas? Surely there’s a more suitable … Read more
In a nation renowned for its etiquette and order, what are the things that really get under the skin of Brits? Could addressing these peeves help us all to loosen up a bit? 1. Jumping the Queue Nothing ignites British fury like someone skipping the queue. Perhaps it’s time to take a deep breath and … Read more
Ah, the 1970s in the UK—an era when flares were wide and political scandals wide-reaching. But was it really the golden age of freedom and funk, or are we just nursing a national nostalgia hangover? 1. The Music Was Actually Good The decade kicked off with Bowie’s glam and ended with punk’s promise of rebellion. … Read more
Despite its historical influence and global standing, the UK isn’t always at the top of the wealth ladder. Here are 15 countries that are experiencing better growth, highlighting their economic strengths and the benefits this wealth brings to their citizens. 1. United States The US, with a GDP of over $21 trillion, has vast economic … Read more
Brexit has been a staple in British discourse for years, stirring as much fatigue as fervor. Are there any new angles left to explore, or have we truly exhausted them all? 1. The Irish Backstop The Irish Backstop has been dissected more than a frog in a biology class. Yet, understanding it doesn’t seem any … Read more
The 1980s were a unique and defining decade in the UK, full of cultural and societal gems that many of us still yearn for today. Let’s take a trip down memory lane and remember 20 things from the 80s that we miss. 1. Council Houses Remember when council houses were actually available and affordable? Thatcher’s … Read more
The UK’s coastlines are dotted with stunning beaches, from secluded coves to expansive sands. But which ones truly deserve a spot in your summer plans? Let’s explore the top 20, weighing their beauty against the sometimes unpredictable British weather. 20. West Wittering, West Sussex West Wittering offers expansive sandy beaches and stunning views of Chichester … Read more