The Verse’s Student Voice Editor Liberty Gatcombe talks registering to vote and why it’s probably the best thing you can do for your future If you’ve been avoiding your news apps lately, I don’t blame you. It can get pretty monotonous hearing about Brexit, Boris and the big will we […]
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The Verse’s Ellen Stickland informs us about the People’s Vote march that occurred in London on Saturday 23rd March 2019. Do you remember where you were when you heard Britain was going to leave the EU? Was that a day a celebration or did you find yourself worried about the […]
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 Tamara Stidwell headed down to The Undercover Hippy’s sold-out show at Komedia, Brighton on Wednesday 3rd May. The Undercover Hippy, aka Billy Rowan, has garnered a committed fan base from his honourable devotion to spreading moralistic melodies and mighty tunes. And whilst Brighton prides itself on evoking a […]
The Verse’s Tamara Stidwell explores the theme behind the theatre show Medea Electronica, after a startling performance at The Old Market last Thursday. “… nothing shall come between our love till the doom of death fold us round.” (Jason to Medea) In Greek mythology, Medea represented the most frightening monster […]
