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Shocking new figures reveal that more than half of all children in the UK are now growing up in households without enough income to meet a minimum socially acceptable standard of living. The latest annual analysis shows that 52.6% of children are living in households with incomes below the Minimum Income Standard (MIS), a significant […]
Recent investigations have uncovered troubling practices within global supply chains, from forced labor in agriculture to illegal fishing and unsafe factory conditions. These issues often remain hidden until exposed by journalists, whistleblowers, or activists. When consumers learn that their everyday purchases may be linked to exploitation or environmental harm, it creates a powerful sense of […]
In a remarkable achievement for Loughborough University and the field of building services engineering, Professor Mahroo Eftekhari has been awarded the prestigious ASHRAE Fellowship. This honor, announced at the ASHRAE winter conference in Las Vegas, recognizes her exceptional contributions to sustainable technology and the built environment. ASHRAE, the international society of heating, refrigerating, and air-conditioning […]
The Evolution of Pancake Recipes: A Culinary Journey Through Time When we think of pancakes today, we often picture fluffy stacks drizzled with maple syrup or delicate crêpes filled with sweet or savory ingredients. However, the history of pancake recipes is a fascinating journey that spans centuries, reflecting changes in ingredients, cooking techniques, and cultural […]
Two talented Fine Art students from Loughborough University have achieved a remarkable milestone in their artistic careers, with their work selected for projection at the prestigious Tate Britain in London. Emily McIntosh and Charlotte Taylor were chosen to showcase their artwork as part of the Tate Late series, which celebrated the legacy of influential photographer […]
The Link Between Coffee Intake and Cognitive Decline: Key Findings A landmark study from Loughborough University reveals compelling evidence about coffee’s protective effects against dementia. Tracking 131,821 American healthcare professionals over four decades, researchers discovered that moderate coffee consumption significantly reduces dementia risk. Optimal Consumption Levels for Brain Protection Participants consuming 250-300mg of caffeine daily […]
Why UK Surrogacy Laws Require Immediate Modernization Current UK surrogacy legislation, established over four decades ago, fails to address contemporary family structures and medical advancements. A comprehensive report from Loughborough University’s Professor Kirsty Horsey, commissioned by SurrogacyUK, reveals significant gaps in legal protections for all parties involved in surrogacy arrangements. Explore the full SurrogacyUK reform […]
Student Combines Athletic Challenge with Mental Health Advocacy Isabelle Beckett, a BA(Hons) Illustration student at Falmouth University, recently completed an extraordinary 50-mile ultra marathon along Cornwall’s rugged coastline to support The Women’s Centre Cornwall. Her athletic feat represents more than physical endurance – it’s a powerful statement about mental health awareness and trauma recovery. Support […]
Industry Insights: John Schofield Trust Brings Masterclass to Cornwall Falmouth University strengthens its industry connections with an upcoming media masterclass featuring BBC News Analysis Editor Ros Atkins. Hosted by the John Schofield Trust at The Cornish Bank on 19 February, this event marks the charity’s first Cornish initiative supporting regional journalism talent. Why This Masterclass […]
Political Veteran Returns to Huddersfield for Keynote Address The University of Huddersfield prepares to host one of Britain’s most experienced statesmen as Lord David Blunkett takes the stage for the 2026 Harold Wilson Lecture. Scheduled for March 26th, this annual event gains particular significance with its examination of Labour Party challenges across a century of […]
