Journalism

09 March 2026 | London School of Journalism Coursework (280 words)

After more than 13 years on Clapham High Street, the local WHSmith-turned-TGJones branch has permanently closed its doors. An inside look at how high street restructuring impacted regular patrons and where local shoppers can turn next. Read feature

26 March 2026 | London School of Journalism Coursework (667 words)

From fond memories in Peru to protests in London, international activist Betty Rhaza shares her journey against imperialism, joining Antifascist International’s British Chapter, and what drives her to keep hitting the streets. Read feature

30 March 2026 | London School of Journalism Coursework (301 words)

A retrospective review analyzing Leigh Whannell’s 2018 cult sci-fi action film and its surprising real-world relevance alongside modern advancements like Neuralink. The piece evaluates Logan Marshall-Green’s physical performance, the film's impressive low-budget efficiency, and how its near-future technological warnings hold up today. Read feature

15 April 2026 | London School of Journalism Coursework (700 words)

A retrospective review reflecting on Nintendo's 1996 SNES classic, Tetris Attack. The piece blends personal nostalgia with retrospective commentary, recounting the title's combo-driven block mechanics, stage progression, vibrant 16-bit aesthetic, and enduring replayability. Read feature

11 May 2026 | London School of Journalism Coursework (700 words)

A local feature examining the history and advocacy of Amigo Month across the UK. Originating from the 2009 Strangers Into Citizens rally, the piece tracks how founder Isaac Bigio grew the annual five-week initiative to push for political visibility, official government recognition, and better census representation for Luso-Hispanic and Latin American communities. Read feature