All posts tagged Community
How Downton Abbey Ruined My Sex Life
As any homosexual my age knows, life is burdened with insurmountable expectations. There is the unreachable twink physique, the eternal desire to have voluminous hair, and the pressure to enjoy […]
An Economic Chasm in Darkest East London.
Tower Hamlets is a microcosm of London. The heart of the East End used to have a distinctive identity. Everyone from Karl Marx, Jack the Ripper, and Picasso walked its […]
40 Seconds of Silence
“They say my system is overloaded” – Ariana Grande Mark my words – 2019 will be a year marked by unfettered, unending division. Politically. Publicly. Whatever such schisms develop into […]
The Ground-Breaking and Pioneering Work of Hauwa Ojeifo.
Hauwa Ojeifo, 26, is an empowering and trailblazing woman on a mission. She has founded She Writes Woman, a 24/7 helpline and walk-in centre in Nigeria. It is a […]
CUB Fest – this Saturday the 29th @ Mile End Park.
It’s officially time for CUB Magazine’s first social. Since taking over as Editor-In-Chief, my main aim has been to create a community vibe within the team and also between CUB […]
This Week’s Need to Know: Community Engagement Awards.
Recognition is always welcome. It is nice to feel appreciated and to highlight those individuals and groups who go the extra mile in life, but also a little closer to […]
Exclusive Review of Blonde @ The Archspace
Having listened to Blonde’s new single ‘Me, Myself & I’, I knew that the duo had a great connection with the LGBT+ community, however once I had entered the Archspace […]
Kentish Town City Farm
As the name suggests, this little farm really is a hybrid fusion where countryside meets metropolis. The four-acre farm spans across a raised area of winding land above a train […]
REVIEW of The Sweetness of a Sting – The National’s Connections Festival
The National’s Connections festival offers a season of 10 short plays by leading playwrights including Roy Williams, Dennis Kelly, Glyn Maxwell, Judith Johnson and Bryony Lavery. The plays have been […]