
Freelance writer and editor | Previous: digital editor at @NatGeoTravelUK | One half of &Ginger supper club | she/her
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V happy to see a lovely piece that I commissioned/edited at @NatGeoTravelUK on stargazing in Kenya has been shortlisted in the @travelmediawrds. Good luck, @chrisfitchchris 🌟
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Also, big thanks to @_JosephinePrice for the commission and quality editing
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We've lit a match, and thrown it into the internet. This has been a dream project four years in the making. 🧵how it came together. washingtonpost.com/travel/in…
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Recently graduated and looking for a way into the industry? Come work with me and a bunch of lovely people at @APL_Media for three months and get invaluable experience in print and digital publishing!
We’re looking for enthusiastic and passionate aspiring journalists to join our paid, three-month editorial intern role, working across all APL Media titles and events. Find out more and apply today: aplmedia.co.uk/we-are-hiring… #journojobs
The July edition of our & Ginger supper club is on the horizon and the menu is looking 🔥. Get your tickets today to join us on 22 July for a summer feast in Forest Gate eventbrite.co.uk/e/tracks-gi…
This is a good time if you're in a scrolling mood neal.fun/deep-sea/
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London, Stockholm, Portland, Marseille and more... Here are the beautiful shops where you can pick up your copy of Tonic thetonicmag.com/tonic-stocki…
📯 Work news + a request 📯 I'm currently consulting @thetonicmag on their digital editorial & marketing strategy, which includes growing the newsletter database so their award-winning work gets delivered to even more inboxes. Why don't you sign up too? thetonicmag.com/newsletter
A first piece for Positive News
Synonymous with a lifestyle that’s in tune with the environment, surfing is not as green as it appears. But solutions are on the horizon
positive.news/economics/good…
Not interested in Noma (sorry, food world), nor can I afford it... but where else should I eat in Copenhagen on a Friday or Saturday night in July? In search of fun/inventive/adventurous recommendations
My work life looks a bit different now... last week I cooked for the beautiful people gathered at the Chefs' Manifesto at Omved Gardens as they discussed just how to get the world to eat more beans to help the planet 🫘
Excited to have #BeansIsHow stakeholders at #OmVedGardens today to discuss innovative ways to raise awareness & promote bean🫘 consumption to unleash their incredible potential for people and planet.
#GoodFood4All #ChefsManifesto
Something I wrote for @NatGeoTravelUK's Coastal issue...
From harnessing the power of the ocean and its natural bounty to simply using that littoral backdrop to frame festivities, here's a collection of events along the world's best coastlines nationalgeographic.com/trave…
If you're after food-led experiences in northern Spain, I've got a guide for you. I've spent a LOT of time in the Basque Country and the Rioja region (explored on a press trip in Nov 22) is a worthy alternative. Less crowds, better prices, heaps of charm
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One thing I love is oversharing on a press trip. Product launch looks great but sit down bc now we’re going to talk about my relationship with my dad
Dinner + Drawing is back for the second edition in Forest Gate on Sunday 14th May. 10 artists, 10 guests and a three-course seasonal, vegan feast by me 💥 Get your tickets here: eventbrite.co.uk/e/dinner-an…
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The Gurung community has been collecting wild honey in the Himalayan foothills of Nepal for centuries, risking their lives to harvest sticky combs from cliff nests using ancient techniques handed down through generations.
For the @Independent's campaign with @MindCharity and @buxtonwater for the London Marathon, I've been interviewing new and seasoned marathon runners who have struggled with their mental health and are running as part of this campaign independent.co.uk/life-style…
Friendship.
"I don't really think of them as family, because this implies that family is the only way to practice such strong bonds of care. They are just, in every way, crucial to my life: the every day and the grand future and everything in between."
The @HornimanMuseum stole my heart years ago now but the Butterfly House has cemented that love all over again. A tropical trip in Forest Hill



























