lifestyle

I had a great time rediscovering Sheffield as a vegan hotspot after spending years there as a bleary-eyed student in my twenties. I wrote a travel piece for Vegan Living magazine exploring the many eateries, museums and beautiful scenery that the city has to...

Living a 100% vegan lifestyle is impossible in the modern world. But just how close can people get and what does being vegan really mean, are some of the things I discuss in this article for Vegan Living magazine.

I was interested in the moral dilemma that animal-loving vegans face when it comes to owning a pet. I learnt so much about 'animal companions' for this piece in Vegan Living magazine.

When I'm not running, swimming or trying to avoid bike training, I love to go indoor climbing with my family. I explore the growth of climbing in the UK for Active magazine in this...

My idea of fun these days is running around a pitch black wood hunting for playing cards as part of an obscure triathlon training activity. However other people get their kicks from community groups such as choirs. Singing is great for social and mental health as I...

The vegan movement is reaching all parts of society including tattooing so I decided to pitch this feature idea to Vegan Living magazine. The four page spread featured in the September edition of the magazine.  

I interviewed Simon Davies and found out all about his awe inspiring quest to raise money for charity by running three ultra marathons in a year. He is running across the ice, jungle and desert to raise £25,000 for Rainbow's Children's Hospice. A truly inspirational...

It was fascinating to find out what happens behind the scenes at a festival and the amount of preparation and aftercare involved. I wrote this piece, which began with Lost Property and grew in scope from there, for The...

My first feature for Vegan Living magazine was for their chef of the month slot and featured an amazing twenty-something from Sheffield. I was really impressed by the innovation of Maisie Manterfield who set up The Burger Garden just a few years...

My final Little Living page for Market Harborough Living featured these great August days out across the county and beyond. And what an amazing summer we had to enjoy them all!

Having seen a number of mothers and daughters play netball together in the league I play in, I thought it would be interesting to find out just how (and why) families play sport together. The idea was picked up by Active magazine and you can read the full article...

Having tried my first triathlon last year and seen its growth around the country, I was inspired to write this feature for Rutland and Market Harborough Living. The area is ideal for open water swimming, quiet road cycling and off road running. Read the full article...