https://journalism.london/2021/06/covid-19-restrictions-continue-to-ease-what-has-changed-in-2021/ As Covid-19 lockdown restrictions continue to ease, it is important to look back at what restrictions have already been lifted before restrictions are further eased on the 21st of June. After London’s return to tier 3 lockdown measures on the 16th of December 2020, people’s...
Local councils across the country have spent millions of pounds of taxpayers’ money on traffic reduction schemes that have been riddled with problems. This includes increased pollution, delayed emergency service vehicles and divided communities. Giving road space over to pedestrians and cyclists isn’t new, but the...
In just over one year Covid-19 has destroyed families, communities, and countries. With the turn of the new year, everyone wanted this year to be a drastic change from the one before. [caption id="attachment_46303" align="alignright" width="352"] AstraZeneca vaccination draw up ready to be administered. Nurse drawing up...
JLDN Post: https://journalism.london/2021/06/new-plans-to-halt-biodiversity-decline-in-england/ (Above: The oak tree, upon which 326 British species rely for their survival.) Environment Secretary George Eustace has set out new plans to halt the decline of biodiversity in England by 2030, treble the nation's current rate of tree planting, and protect peatland. The Government...
Multiple studies have stated that eating disorders and mental health issues have become more common among young girls in recent years due to the exposure of social media. [caption id="attachment_36562" align="alignright" width="300"] Meal replacement shakes can easily be found in drugstores across the UK, is this...
https://journalism.london/2021/05/local-elections-to-go-ahead-tomorrow-2/ Local elections to go ahead tomorrow Tomorrow, a number of people across the UK will go to polling stations for the first time in a year and a half. More than 28 million people will be able to vote across the UK for 4,650 positions of power,...
Ramadan is the holiest month in the Islamic calendar and Muslim students across the UK have been fasting for up to 18 hours a day in the midst of a global pandemic. [caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="1024"] Photo: Students looking at work. Credit: Matty Stern/U.S. Embassy Tel...
[caption id="attachment_36473" align="aligncenter" width="390"] Picture taken by Darren Fairbrass[/caption] Homeless people around Central London have been given disposable cameras to document their lives on the streets during this uncertain time. The project ‘Out of Home’ was set up by Dan Barker and his wife Lucy Wood who...
With festivals rescheduled multiple times and even cancelled, everyone is uncertain if festival season will be going ahead this summer. And if so, will there be special measures to ensure the spread of COVID-19 is stopped at a halt? IMG_8503 Reading and Leeds will be taking place between...
http://journalism.london/2020/05/mental-health-staying-positive-during-quarantine/ With so many trapped at home for such a long and indefinite period during this lockdown, mental health has been a big concern. However, some people have found some positivity and are taking the time to learn and grow from this experience. Yasmine Taviot shared...