BY EFFIE DEANS I haven’t been back to Cambridge for many years. I doubt now that I ever will. There is a tension there like a runner just before a race. It never quite relaxes. It builds up and builds up until after a few years you let out a gasp and realise you haven’t quite been breathing properly for almost as long as you … Continue reading Club 18-22
BY DOMINIC WIGHTMAN Across the road from my office is a café run and owned by a communist lady. We have become good pals at the local gym. She supports Corbyn and is not for turning. I enjoy teasing her for selling millionaire shortbread and Coca Cola. She gives me as good as she gets and asks me which wall I’d like to be shot … Continue reading Café Marx
BY MATTHEW CORRIGAN It is now more important than ever, as we endeavour to navigate our way through the turbulent waters of the Post-truth age, that we all ensure we are properly informed. An ability to discern the facts from the much-trumpeted deluge of fake news we face each day has become essential; we must learn to recognise the truth. In order to better understand … Continue reading Hate Speach
