The Verse’s Meg Compton talks about the recent debate on the dress code for women on airline flights. Emily O’Connor had made her way through several different stages of the airport before being stopped and made aware that her outfit was deemed “inappropriate” for Thomas Cooks’ flight to Tenerife. A […]
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The Verse’s Charley Gale attended the youth strike that happened today in Brighton for climate justice. Here is what she has to say. Today, on Friday 15th March 2019, hundreds of students and young people from across Brighton and Hove gathered together to demand change to our climate laws. At […]
The Verse’s Charley Gale lets us know about the youth strikes happening across the globe for climate justice. The global temperature is rising, the ice caps are shrinking and sea levels are rising. And yet, nothing is being done to tackle these severe ecological changes. Despite what the government may […]
The Verse’s Political Editor Marcel Adams discusses who is sovereign over the Brexit process. Is it the people who voted for it, or our elected representatives? The recent parliamentary votes on the proposed amendments to the EU Withdrawal Bill have raised a significant question, which has been highlighted in a […]
The Verse’s Chanelle Manton sums up Representing the People?, a panel debate on women in creative leadership held at Attenborough Centre for the Creative Arts on 28th February. The beautiful Attenborough Centre for the Creative Arts at Sussex seemed an apt choice for an event as important as this one; the seats within […]
