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The Christmas countdown has begun with just 34 days to go, now is the best time to get into the spirit by taking part in…

Restrictions put in place due to coronavirus have caused disruptions to everyone’s lives, but couples are one group of people seemingly left in limbo – so, what do restrictions in Tier 2 and Tier 3 mean for couples?

This weeks addition in the book club is by Scarlett Acres in her review of These Violent Delights by Chloe Gong. If you enjoy amazing…

This week’s review comes from Robbie Nichols, expressing his opinions on Changing Trains by Mark Johnson. Before I get into this review, I am going…

“Routinely forgetting to accommodate the female body in design – whether medical, technological or architectural – has led to a world that is less hospitable…

Platform Book Club member Scarlett Acres may not be recommending a book to our readers this week, but here is her outlook on why there…

Tayari Jones and Ann Patchett join Kate Mosse in a candid conversation during the first digital event of “Building a Better World with Words” Nottingham’s…

With its many stage and screen adaptations, Shakespeare’s most famous play has almost been done to death – but how does visionary Matthew Vaughn’s take…