Since the start of May, Natalie Bloomer and I have been writing a series of social affairs features in the Byline Times. Check out what we’ve done so far.
Thousands of Homeless People Excluded from London’s Flagship Support Service
I’ve got another Beirut article out, this time in the print copy of the New Humanist as part of their special edition on religion and power. You can get access from their website. https://newhumanist.org.uk/articles/5453/religion-and-power-the-summer-2019-new-humanist
Hundreds of Commonwealth nationals evicted under anti-migrant ‘right to rent’ rule
Posted: February 19, 2019 in articles, housingFigures obtained by Politics.co.uk reveal that almost 300 Commonwealth nationals have been evicted from their homes under the government’s controversial ‘right to rent’ rules, raising concerns that members of the Windrush generation could have been affected.
Beirut Marathon story for the New Internationalist
Posted: November 16, 2018 in articlesTags: beirut, journalism, lebanon, running
In a country that’s undergone significant conflict and a multifaceted civil war (1975-1990), Lebanese people have an annual rallying point to promote peace. Last weekend, thousands gathered for it, running in the 16th Beirut Marathon.
Hear my thoughts on race equality and environmental politics here on the Big Green Podcast.
