How is the London housing market affecting life in Bristol?
Why are London’s property markets both to thank and to blame for Bristol’s cultural and economic condition?
Category Archives: UK
Incentives in Team Sport
Does monetary incentivisation weaken teamwork or boost players’ performance? Barnaby Van der Lande balances the pros and cons of both sides.
The return of Bristol’s climate strikes
As climate strikes return to Bristol, Torin Menzies analyses the impact made by the group.
Insulate Britain: The climate activists blocking motorways
The past few years have seen many protests by environmentalists, from ‘Youth Strike for Climate’ to Extinction Rebellion. Now another group, calling themselves Insulate Britain, have made headline news with their controversial protest methods. Beginning on Monday 13th of September, the activists have repeatedly blocked
Democracy: Losing Faith
Why has the internet age caused many in the west to lose faith in democracy?
Are International Affairs Dying At The Hands of Rising Populism?
When Donald Trump spoke at the UN in New York, 2019, to a crowd of international leaders and diplomats, and declared that “The future does not belong to globalists. The future belongs to patriots. The future belongs to sovereign and independent nations”, it signalled the
Reviewing the Third US Presidential debate
The first debate was a chaotic, verbal fight. The second was cancelled following Trump’s inevitable Coronavirus diagnosis and his refusal to partake in a virtual debate. All eyes now turned on Thursday to the final and 3rd debate in the 2020 US election, with many
An Article About Not Writing Articles
The amount of free time I’ve had over the past three weeks is abnormally huge because of the coinciding of the quarantine and my Easter term break. Going into the holiday, I had tons of things I thought I could do now that I had
Closure of Westbury-on-Trym Post Office?
Posters have appeared suggesting it’s being closed. Are they right?
Thoughts on Pride
In the midst of celebrating Pride this month, a guest contributor reflects on its history and relevance in today’s society.
