Christians in Media Prayer Breakfast
Reflections on the Breakfast Prayer Meeting held by Christians in Media on 12 October 2023
Journalism Portfolio
I have written a range of news and features articles for online publications including South West Londoner, The Cambridge Language Collective, Varsity, and the Akademikerhilfe lifestyle blog.
They range from news copy and features, to reviews and light-hearted articles exploring my own experiences.
Tackling loneliness in London
A data story picking up on a recent ONS study about loneliness in London - and the community initiatives springing up to tackle it.
Government plans to tackle decline in German language learning
A closer look at the decline in pupils studying German as a foreign language and government schemes to reverse this trend.
Forest bathing at Kew Gardens
“MEET BY THE WATERLILY POND, BRING WARM CLOTHES.” An unexpected morning spent immersed in the ancient Japanese practice of Forest Bathing, "shinrin-yoku", at Kew Gardens.
Gen-Z: believe it or not?
A long read exploring the religious beliefs of Gen-Z in the UK, featuring interviews with students belonging to different faith communities. Submitted as NCTJ Digital Journalism coursework.
What's next? Coronation celebrations continue
Coverage of the King's Coronation for the Londoner news sites.
Royal Family appear on Buckingham Palace balcony for flypast
Coverage of the King's Coronation for the Londoner news sites.
Britain's religious diversity celebrated at historic Coronation ceremony
Coverage of the King's Coronation for the Londoner news sites.
King's Coronation: five key moments to watch out for
Coverage of the King's Coronation for the Londoner news sites.
Celebrities arrive at Westminster Abbey ahead of the Coronation ceremony
Coverage of the King's Coronation for the Londoner news sites.
The Passion of Jesus returns to Trafalgar Square for Good Friday
Looking ahead to the Wintershall Production of 'The Passion of Jesus' at Trafalgar Square on Good Friday, featuring interviews with the cast and Producer.
International Women's Day 2023: five best London events
Five of The Londoner‘s top picks for International Women’s Day in London this year to #EmbraceEquity.
Leading charity launches campaign to mark Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month
Marking the launch of Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month and Ovarian Cancer Action's campaign.
So long, farewell, auf wiedersehen, adieu
A playful elegy to my MML degree, reminiscing on the adventures and mishaps of the past four years studying French and German.
It’s all double Dutch to me!
Lessons learned from a year spent studying Dutch language and culture. Featuring a hefty portion of stroopwafels, cheese, and 'stikstof'.
Travel Writing and ‘A Chip Shop in Poznań'
A review of Ben Aitken's travelogue, 'A Chip Shop in Poznan', and thoughts on the travel writing genre.
An "Auslandssemester" at the Uni Wien
Top tips for navigating an exchange semester the Universität Wien.
Dreaming of Jollibee and Christmas in Manila
A festive piece reflecting on the endearing link between Jollibee's fried chicken and my own Filipino heritage.
Willkommen Zurück
Back in Cambridge after the small matter of a pandemic and a year abroad. What's it like to be back where the adventure all began?
Searching for answers and Apfelstrudel: A Review of The Lost Café Schindler
A review of Muriel Schindler's touching novel 'The Lost Cafe Schindler'.
Postcards from Vienna III
The third instalment of my Year Abroad Column, exploring Vienna's world famous 'Kaffeehauskultur'.
Postcards from Vienna II
'A Freudian Slip': The second instalment of my Year Abroad Column, on a recent visit to the Freud Museum, Wien.
Postcards from Vienna I
The first instalment of my Year Abroad Column, reflecting on 'Vergangenheitsbewältigung'.
Postcards from Vienna
On the art of writing and sending postcards from Vienna: one of my favourite things.
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