Month: May 2016
‘I KNEW I WAS PREGNANT WHEN…’ — Mother & Baby
Sometimes you KNOW before you even see that second line…
THE WEB WE WANT? GUARDIAN EDITOR-IN-CHIEF KATHARINE VINER ON HOW TO MAKE THE INTERNET A BETTER PLACE — Oxford Today
We are facing a ‘dark age’ in journalism, Katharine Viner, editor-in-chief of The Guardian, warned at Oxford’s second Women of Achievement lecture. Viner (Pembroke, 1989), The Guardian’s first-ever female editor-in-chief, shared her concerns that ‘In the digital age it’s easier than ever to spread false information…Does the truth even matter anymore?’ Read the full […]
MOTHER’S PRIDE WITH OLIVIA GORDON — The Oxford Times
In my May column for The Oxford Times, I write about the amazing Thomley, a play venue for children of all abilities, and my excited plans for this year’s In The Night Garden Live!
A CLASS OF THEIR OWN — The Telegraph Magazine
In this Saturday’s Telegraph magazine – meeting the parents who have chosen to home educate their children.
CRIME FICTIONS: WHY PEOPLE DO BAD THINGS — Oxford Today
Most of what we are told about crime is a lie, argues alumnus Tom Gash, a Senior Fellow at the Institute for Government…
‘THE BEST BABY SHOWER’ — Mother & Baby
For May’s Mother & Baby I asked mums to share their baby shower experiences…