Amelia Cropley

University can often seem like a bubble where interactions with the ‘real world’ are few and far between. But University of Nottingham (UoN) student volunteers are breaking through generational boundaries to support the wellbeing of Nottingham’s youngest and oldest....

Amelia Cropley Bleak and desolate Yorkshire moors, mysterious houses with hidden occupants and gothic heroines with gothic turns, Charlotte Brontë’s most acclaimed novel Jane Eyre will never not be on a reading list. It continues to this day to be a tale loved for many reasons, but its levels...

Amelia Cropley Laura Lomas’s play Chaos is all about what the title suggests. And alternatively, about the rules and order of everyday life that we passively accept.   Chaos is a performance performed all over and by various theatre companies, and our university is no exception. Nottingham New Theatre...

Amelia Cropley Is thrifting a community? Impact reviewer Amelia Cropley would say so. Attending the Y2K CATCH market, Amelia tells of all she saw. To thrift is to swap and borrow your friends’ old clothes, buy someone’s preloved jeans and give it a second life. Thrifting also means becoming...

If I got you to think of some of the most iconic, leading artists of the 1980’s, I would bet good money that Bryan Adams makes it onto that list....

Amelia Cropley On the 28th February, the vintage brand already located in Sheffield and Leeds, opened its first shop outside Yorkshire – and where better than in the pumping heart of Nottingham. To launch the big opening, Glass Onion embraced ticket-holding newcomers into their shop with fresh stock and...

Amelia Cropley Artificial Intelligence is quickly replacing lots of human skills every day. But we, as humans, can still have the mundane everyday activities to ourselves, without them being taken over by technology doing it for us. But, is this really the case? Would it be easier if we...