This Week in British Politics: 26th November-2nd December
The NHS, railways, Zuckerberg and of course Brexit: Tom Ford covers the week that was in British politics.
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Sexual Health Checks and The DIY Test Kit Available in Hampshire
Sexual heath among people of typical university age is improving. According to Gov.uk, new cases→
Views on the News: May Fails to Woo Wavering Labour Voters
In light of Theresa May’s recently published Guardian article, aimed to persuade wavering Labour voters to back her cause, writer Ben Dolbear offers a commentary on the promises and statements made by the PM.
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Scroll Free September: Are You up For The Challenge?
Features Editor, Linnea Lagerstedt highlights a new campaign encouraging people to give up social media for a month.
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Organ Donations on The Rise in Hampshire
Comparing 2017/18 figures with 2007/08, there has been a 53% increase in donors in Hampshire in the past decade.
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NHS 70th Birthday – #LightUpBlue
To mark the National Health Service’s (NHS) 70th birthday, Southampton’s O2 Guildhall will be lit up.
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Politics Simplified: The NHS
It has been 70 years following the launch of the NHS, but public attitudes haven’t changed.
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Awareness versus Resources: The Waiting List Dilemma
As someone with first-hand experience of this issue, Daisy discusses the lack of funds and resources that are stopping mentally ill people from getting the help that they need.
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‘Captain Platelet’: Why I Choose To Donate Blood Platelets And Why You Should Too
George Dixon shares his experience of blood and platelet donation, and explains why it is important to become a donor.
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The Week in British Politics: 12 March – 18 March 2018
Kieran Murray tackles British Politics this week.
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