Not only has reading declined in sense of books being picked up, but it is also the connection between people and books. 1.2 million children are reading less than they were last year across the UK, for all children this has a significant impact, but those it affects the most are the children who are in the care system, their life has been planned out for failure.
Read moreBy Shannon Channer | @sh4n2006 Breast cancer is more survivable than ever, but outcomes can still vary considerably. I spoke to three individuals with very different insights and experience. Breast Cancer is the 4th most common breast cancer death in the UK with 11,500 women dying each year. That’s nearly 1,000 deaths each month, 31 […]
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Does creating music help a musician’s mental health or can it push them over the edge? Musicians and music therapists give their verdict. By Stanley Gula | @stanleygula . Image by Stanley Gula Music plays a crucial part in your life, from helping babies develop healthy bonds with their parents to offering vital, sensitive care […]
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The 2020 pandemic was tough on everyone – but why is it that our eating habits have been impacted so much?
BY MARTYNA SMONIEWSKA
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With the reopening of venues and a return of live music, how do music fans feel as we start to return to normality?
BY KITTY SMITH
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It’s not just Nottingham: city centres are in crisis across the country. What should their future look like?
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A funny, thoughtful and insightful look at the positives and negatives to belonging to the British Pakistani community.
BY AMIR CHAUDRY AND ZAIN FAROOQ
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Home education is on the rise. It is a form of education that few agree with, with many claiming that home-educated kids struggle in social settings. But is this backed up by the facts?
BY STACEY SMITH.
Neon Nottingham 