Blog
Page: 68
As more animals are brought into the facilities, animal rescue organisations are feeling the strain of the escalating demand. Pressure on animal rescue centres: Pawz For Thought interview Cats, rats, and mice are among the most frequently surrendered animals, and the cost-of-living crisis has played a significant role in the staggering number of animals entering […]
Disney and Pixar have long dominated the animated market in cinema, with hits such as Toy Story, Aladdin and The Lion King a popular popcorn flick for audiences around the world. With the animated world constantly changing, film studios are switching up their ideas and branching out to new demographics and audience needs; or are they? New Competition? I […]
One of the current Conservative party’s flagship policies, the controversial Rwanda policy, has recently run into a major setback in the form of the UK supreme court. The Rwanda policy was a proposed solution by the conservative party in 2022 to the ongoing migrant crisis, backed strongly by Rishi Sunak and Suella Braverman. In short, […]
In the 21/22 season, Gateshead finished on a high as they saved themselves from relegation to the National League North after a fantastic run of form late in the season. However, despite not being completely in a promotion battle, they will not be short of facing big football league clubs. On July 8, Gateshead will […]
The quality of recent entries in the MCU catalogue seems to have dipped in recent attempts by Marvel and Disney. Infinity War and Endgame have secured the franchise’s legacy but also acted as something to live up to and recreate. The end of phase four with entries such as Thor Love and Thunder and the […]
University 0f Sunderland students have been recognised for their work at the The Sparkie Awards. The Sparkie Awards celebrate student success, recognising the efforts and achievements of undergraduates and postgraduates across the media area at the University, featuring a range of categories, including audio, TV, film, post-production and sustainability. The nominees are: Best Audio Documentary […]
Sparkly cowboy hats adorned Sunderland as Beyoncé returned to the Stadium of Light on Tuesday, May 23, as part of her Renaissance tour. It was not the first time Queen Bey has come to the region, having previously brought her Lemonade tour to the city back in 2016. We were eased in at the start […]
Nexus’s Tyne and Wear metro system has been a staple in the north-east since it’s opening, on November 6, 1981. However, in recent years, the service has seen a fall in reliability in the service, with the percentage of trains arriving on time decreasing from 84% to 78% between March 2022, and March 2023. Nexus […]
On May 4, Sunderland University held a global food event at their city centre campus. The event features various food options from different countries around the world like Nigeria, China, South East countries and Malaysia. Society Coordinator, Anna Kemp said that it is important to represent all the students on campus. “We hope there will […]
The cost of living crisis is crippling for many families but especially for small businesses across the North East that are struggling to cope with the ever rising prices. With the price of not only stock items and materials but also the price of rent and gas/electric for shops, many businesses are facing their biggest […]
