Written by Ella Pitt For many, the arts and our creative pursuits are seen as an addition to life, a supplement rather than the main bulk. A decadent dessert not a staple carbohydrate. Nice to savour but nonetheless not absolutely necessary. My flatmate who discovered an online...
Written by Lauren Murphy Top tips for working from home …………………… I could sit here and write another blog post on the top ten ways to work better and more efficiently at work or the top ten Netflix programmes to binge while we’re all...
Written by Jodie Bennett Work experience. Two short words with a big meaning. It is defined as ‘time spent gaining experience from a workplace or employment for future use’. Yet, ‘future use’ is limited in any occupation; the skills required in 10 years time will massively...
Written by Ella Pitt The U.K has been hit with a barrage of bad weather lately, from storm Dennis to storm Jorge, snowfall and flooding, it can all feel a bit relentless! Now that we are into March the promise of sunnier skies seems a little more...
Written by Alison Relf News – who do you believe in a crisis? THE Coronavirus is dominating the media at the moment and we all seem to talk about it in meetings, pubs, homes (if we are staying in!) – anywhere! We no longer use the dreadful...
Written by Alison Relf I get the gig – as in I get the gig on the gig economy. First “invented” in the US a few years ago, it now accounts for more than five million workers in the UK. A gig is a temporary job of course; not a...
Written by Ella Pitt Marketing and Advertising aren’t quite synonymous terms that can be used entirely interchangeably, but what are the major differences and what is the purpose for keeping the two separate? The distinction can certainly feel clouded at times and perhaps not all marketing...
Written by Alison Relf Wandering to the train station today – a lovely 30 minute jaunt with nature which sets me up for the day – I was thinking that maybe I should try the route in silence! You see I always listen to LBC to...
Written by Ella Pitt I’m often struck by the paradoxes of living in the 21st century. It seems to me as though recent decades have been marked by both the absolute embracing of change as well as the utter revulsion of change, and quite often both...
Written by Ella Pitt Standing at the start of a brand new year, the mind naturally wanders to the concept of newness. With what started as thoughts of the end of 2019 and setting intentions for 2020, I found myself questioning why we respond so well...