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@rose_mason
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sometimes i write things. i also like swimming and music and seeing cool parts of the world. MA Journalism student, Previous Community Editor @LeftLion she/her
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Joined May 2011
"All grief can be isolating, but I think this type of grief can be particularly isolating" We meet the pair behind Lenny's Legacy, a Sheffield-based charity building supportive communities for bereaved parents. ✍️ @Rose_Mason
https://t.co/7duoyoHjPd
nowthenmagazine.com
The death of a baby or child creates barriers that leave parents isolated with their grief. Mim and Roy want to change that, by bringing bereaved parents into supportive communities in Sheffield and...
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"These cuts have probably already taken about 3,000 jobs out of the local economy" We report from the frontline as @UCUHallam members begin a fresh wave of strike action against @sheffhallamuni 🪧 ✍️ @Rose_Mason
https://t.co/rphMPG20Xz
nowthenmagazine.com
This week marks the first of strike action at Sheffield Hallam. Now Then headed down to the picket line to find out why staff are choosing to swap their lanyards for placards over the next few weeks.
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An excellent debut piece for @nowthenmag from @rose_mason (not surprising, given she's an alumni of Nottingham's must-read @LeftLion 🦁)
"These cuts have probably already taken about 3,000 jobs out of the local economy" We report from the frontline as @UCUHallam members begin a fresh wave of strike action against @sheffhallamuni 🪧 ✍️ @Rose_Mason
https://t.co/rphMPG20Xz
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A lover of music and the underground rave scene, Magda realised the parties they were attending were under-delivering on safety. In 2023, they began The Sound Sanctuary - https://t.co/IZFarDLXnF
leftlion.co.uk
A lover of music and the underground rave scene, Magda realised the parties they were attending were under-delivering on safety. In 2023, they began The Sound Sanctuary: a travelling stand, a bunch...
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"You see people's journey. We’re part of someone's life, sometimes a little bit, and sometimes a lot. Like Mary Poppins, I always think. There for a short period or long period, whatever someone needs..." https://t.co/Jx244SKhnk
leftlion.co.uk
[Trigger warning: This article contains reference to needles, drug use and abuse] Tucked away on the bustling Broad Street, is a place you might not have noticed unless you’ve needed to - The Health...
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With more discourse than ever on the problems that the NHS is facing, we speak to Mike Scott, Chair of Keep Our NHS Public Nottingham, about why the institution that saves us is so worth saving... https://t.co/TbgCIyyUxh
leftlion.co.uk
Our oldest contributor Mike Scott is the chair of the Notts branch of Keep our NHS Public, a two-decade old organization campaigning against privatization and underfunding of the National Health...
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It’s uncomfortable to think about now, but Russell Brands YouTube channel had a big impact on me as a teenager learning about left wing politics. This was so well written by Alison J Carr, full of insightful reflections and commentary on misogyny and the far right mirror world
His outsider status and unabashed spiritualism made TV star Russell Brand feel like a kindred spirit to a young Alison J Carr. As his alleged sexual misconduct and alt-right tendencies come to light, she wonders: how did I get him so wrong? https://t.co/yILIJqDMS2
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John (featured 30 secs in) has arthritis and was forced to go abroad for surgery because NHS waits left him in pain. This is such a sad but common story. But it’s a pleasure to know him and be able to introduce him to Channel 4 for last nights news: https://t.co/cV3Y057p5n
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#ReclaimtheNight is an annual march throughout the UK against sexual violence, calling for gender equality, and women’s right to be safe on the streets at night. We recount the profound experience of attending the event... #16Days #breakthesilence
https://t.co/PKrwJ4ZFA7
leftlion.co.uk
Beginning in Leeds in 1977 as part of the Women's Liberation Movement, Reclaim the Night is an annual march throughout the UK against sexual violence, calling for gender equality, and women’s right...
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📣 Midlands SPA members: are you looking forward to Saturday? We’ve got some brilliant speakers lined up for you in our first regional conference of the awards cycle. Thanks to @tonyroe, @McilhaggaSamuel, @rose_mason, @joshsandiford_ , @willhollis_tv & @JoeLocker96!
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Gonna be a busy week! Out Thursday!
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This crushing sentence is exactly why it's so important that abortion is decriminalised in the UK. It's a national scandal that women are being criminalised for seeking healthcare. I send my solidarity to the woman who has been sentenced and her family. https://t.co/x9IuRyyZmL
theguardian.com
Mitigation plea signed by medical groups was sent to judge, while BPAS chief executive said sentence was ‘shocking and appalling’
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MPs are currently debating proposed changes to the #EqualityAct, which threaten to roll back hard-won rights. They would exclude trans people from public spaces and allow discrimination to go unchallenged. We must resist this dangerous ideological attack on the trans community.
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Today a woman will be sentenced for taking abortion pills to end her pregnancy during lockdown. She has pled guilty despite being unaware of how far along her pregnancy was at the time. She will get a criminal conviction and faces a maximum penalty of life imprisonment. 1/2
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"Aside from scattered publications and small-scale exhibitions, the role of the Windrush generation in preserving Hungerhill and in enabling our inheritance of the most historic and extensive allotment gardens in Europe is inadequately acknowledged"
leftlion.co.uk
On a misty morning in 1948, as Britain limped on from the social and economic wreckage of the Second World War, a boat arrived at Tilbury Docks in Essex with 500 people aboard. That boat - the Empire...
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Two-year-old boy Awaab Ishak died after being exposed to mould in his home, with coroner saying this must be “defining moment for housing sector”
bbc.co.uk
Awaab Ishak's family say racism played a part in the way their complaints went unresolved.
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