February Events For Sexual Consent Awareness
SCA society member Bethany Saul gives you the lowdown on the events SCA is running during February.
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The Darker Side of Social Media: Helping the Less Fortunate for Likes?
Politics editor Charlotte Colombo gives her two cents on the exploitation of marginalised people on social media platforms.
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Exploring the Reality of Britain’s Youth Binge Drinking Habits
Emily Fry discusses recent statistics showing that teetotalism is on the rise amongst Britain’s young people.
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Alcohol and Drugs Support Services
Bethany Saul provides a list of local charities and organisations that can help if you, or someone you know, is struggling with alcohol addiction or drugs abuse.
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Sexual Consent and Alcohol Awareness: A Personal Experience
Laura Barr shares her experience of sexual assault for the Alcohol and Drugs Awareness Magazine.
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Alcohol is Not a Free Pass: Why It May Be Easier to Become a Statistic Than You Imagine
Alex Gourley shares his experience of how excessive alcohol consumption led him to end up in a cell, and urges others to think twice before drinking.
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The Brighter Side of Social Media: How Younger Generations are Renewing Their Interest in Gaelic
Molly Joyce explores how social media is allowing young generations to bring the Gaelic language back to life.
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My Relationship With… Christmas & Grief
Christmas can be the happiest time of year for some, but the saddest time for those who have lost someone. Abi Rumney explores her relationship with grief at this time of year.
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The Brighter Side of Social Media: #EndPillShaming
For The Brighter Side of Social Media, Jo Lisney highlights the campaign to #EndPillShaming and gives an account of how anti-depressants have helped improve her mental health.
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Dementia: Finding the Needle of Good in the Haystack of Bad
Beth Ablett shares her personal experience with dealing with dementia, and highlights the importance of looking on the bright side of life even in the toughest of times.
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