Barking and Dagenham has just been labelled the unhappiest place to live in London — and if you’re from East London, this one hits deep
Category: Opinion
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“Blooming Ultimate Hope: How One Safe Space Is Changing Lives of Young Women in London”
In Stratford, East London, a brand-new initiative called The Bloom Hub has opened its doors—and its arms—to women and girls aged 13 to 25.
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From Love to Loss: Why Young Couples Divorce by 30
Marriage is meant to last a lifetime. Many young couples find it hard to stay married. Divorce by the age of 30 is becoming more common
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The ‘Main Character’ Obsession: How It’s Impacting Your Relationships and Life
Many people feel like they are the main character in their own story. The concept of being the “main character” has become increasingly popular among young people. But is it possible that we’re all too focused on ourselves? This idea comes from books and movies where the main character plays a big role. In social...
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Does ChatGPT Make Us Lazy? 6 Reasons to Be Cautious
ChatGPT is changing how we think and work—but does it make us lazy? This article explores the risks of over-reliance on AI and how to use it to grow, not regress.
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UK Youth Music Spaces: The Heart of Creative Culture
From grime to drill, UK youth music spaces have nurtured genre-defining artists. Discover how these hubs fuel culture and why they must be protected.
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Cannabis Law Reform London: What You Need to Know
London’s cannabis laws may be on the brink of reform. Learn what Sadiq Khan proposes, why it matters, and how it could reshape public policy and youth futures.
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Tesco Steps Up: Why Their New Youth Wellbeing Fund Actually Matters
Tesco’s new Youth Wellbeing Fund is more than PR—it’s real help for young people. Here’s why it matters and who it’s set to support.
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Bridging the Gap: How the Older Generation Can Build Better Relationships with Young People
Tired of the gap in generations? Here’s how older adults can truly connect with young people—and build bonds that actually last.
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Disconnected: Half of Young People Want a World Without the Internet
In a world where internet connectivity is indispensable, a recent study reveals nearly half of those aged 16-21 would prefer to go without it
