Youth cycling’s cost crisis
When the numbers are crunched, are cycling’s ballooning costs pushing away up-and-coming stars? From the fervour of a London 2012 Olympic gold rush, to donning the iconic yellow jersey while bathed in the afterglow...
Adelphi Live Featured
‘Nobody cares’ – The urgent calls for action to stop epileptic inmates dying in prisons
There have been urgent calls for action after a report revealed a shocking pattern of deaths relating to epilepsy in UK prisons.
‘Wait, I’m actually alone’ Younger people are experiencing more loneliness than older generations
Only 6% of 16–29-year-olds never feel lonely, reveals data from the Office for National Statistics. This is compared to 30% of people aged 70 and over. More younger people are now becoming the victims...
The man behind the trumpet: Meet Barmy Army’s Simon Finch
The infamous trumpet that can be heard across English Cricket grounds has become a regular tradition for decades. It’s a match made in heaven and the man behind the instrument these days is Simon...
Traditions vs trend? How’s the younger generation reshaping religious celebrations?
From Christmas to Eid, younger generations are redefining religious celebrations, blending traditions with modern culture with social life. ‘It’s more of an excuse to have a gathering with people for food.’ For Alexander Haswell, 23,...
After Olympic glory
How many Brits are turning to snow sports after the Winter Olympics Once the gold medals are handed out, and the closing ceremony finishes, what does become of the Winter Olympics? Many people take to the rinks...
Are Physical Books Being Replaced by Technology?
With more people buying e-readers, listening to audio books, ordering books through prime next day delivery, are we losing the enjoyment of going out to a bookstore and feeling the pages under our fingers? Or can the...
The Reality of Employment vs Self Employment – The Debate
With the number of self-employed people in the UK lower than before COVID, Alfie Robinson investigates why it is becoming more uncommon? Being employed. Typically, the usual 9-5 job. Secure wages, sick pay, maternity leave, pension all covered by your...
War the “horrific” pain that is “never really gone”
The struggles of veterans, something civilians can never understand; Lexie Jolley investigates how they find help and happiness when every year marks a trauma. “Veterans are, I think, very badly let down by the national military charities.” Colonel David Waters...
“I had to miss a week of uni”: Can Lumo stay on track to improve Preston’s West Coast train journeys?
Lumo’s new Preston base promises cheaper fares and more choice on journeys on the West Coast Main Line. But for students and commuters relying on the train, reliability matters just as much. Will Heys...
