Journalism · published & degree work
Feature · Profile
Nathalie Kilby, Commissioning Editor at the Financial Times, has spent 26 years building a career in journalism. From her working-class upbringing to reporting political scoops and navigating the challenges of the industry, she reflects on her journey, the importance of self-belief and why aspiring journalists must be prepared to work their way up.
Article · Local news
A fire at a Turkish restaurant in Petts Wood saw 10 fire engines and around 70 firefighters rush to the scene. Several residents were evacuated from flats above Uskudar as firefighters tackled the blaze, which is believed to have been caused by grease and fat deposits in the kitchen extraction system.
Feature
As second-hand fashion becomes increasingly popular, more people are considering pre-loved clothing as an alternative to traditional Christmas gifts. With environmental benefits, lower prices and the chance to find unique pieces, could second-hand shopping be changing the way we give presents?
Feature · Working-life profile
Senior carnivore keeper Aimee Hill spends her days working alongside some of the world's most dangerous animals at Woburn Safari Park. From feeding lions and managing escape drills to dealing with the emotional challenges of animal welfare, she reveals what life is really like behind the scenes of a safari park.
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A community profile celebrating John Butler, whose quiet dedication to litter picking and volunteering has made a lasting difference in Bromley. Through small acts of kindness, he demonstrates how one person's commitment can help bring a community together.
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An interview-led profile of Jackie Groundsell, founder of 12:30 The Women's Company and a prominent figure in the Bromley business community. Exploring her approach to networking, supporting women in business and building local connections, the feature offers an insight into the person behind the signature magenta hair.
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A profile of Bromley entrepreneur Cheryl Huggins, exploring how she turned a passion for natural skincare into an award-winning business. Through an interview covering entrepreneurship, community involvement and supporting other women in business, the feature highlights the person and determination behind the FaceClays brand.
Magazine
A magazine exploring the people, places and culture behind South East England’s countryside pubs.