‘Simply inadequate’ and ‘meagre’: private companies under scrutiny as local residents impacted by Free School Meal provisions
By Cassius Smith-Frazer and Jamie O’Dell
Another day, another outsourcing scandal. When the UK went back into lockdown on
The school lunches scandal: Why our outrage isn’t enough
By Laurie Davies
There is a lot of discussion and, obviously, disgust around what has been given to families in
An Open Letter to the Stroud News and Journal: Stop Platforming Covid Misinformation
By Ben Norris and Jamie O’Dell
As Stroud heads back into lockdown, local debate over anti-vax and anti-lockdown protesters
Fake News, Fearmongering and Katie Hopkins – The ugly case of Stroud’s anti-lockdown protestors
By Jamie O’Dell
Stroud’s anti-lockdown protestors were in the news again over the past few days as Gloucestershire
As the lorry queues clear, Stroud can benefit from a rethink in how we feed ourselves as a nation
By Cassius Smith-Frazer and Jamie O’Dell
This government seems to have a penchant for 11th hour U-turns. Unless you’
Foreign Aid - Siobhan Baillie supports the 0.7% target, but is she right to?
By Jamie O’Dell
In Chancellor Rishi Sunak’s most recent spending review, the decision to cut the overseas aid
A letter to Stroud’s anti-lockdown protestors
By Jamie O’Dell
In response to the platforming of a speaker with anti-semitic views during the anti-lockdown protests that
Ex-Conservative Councillor takes to Twitter to defend his multi-million pound PPE profits and new properties
By Jamie O’Dell
Former Conservative Town Councillor for Stroud, Steve Dechan, was in the news again this weekend after
What the new coronavirus restrictions will mean for Stroud
By Ben Norris
When the Stroud District emerges from the blanket restrictions currently in force across England on December 2nd,
Retribution
By Sean Buckley
Justified retribution is a narrative concept commonly expressed most profoundly in film and television of the 20th
