United Kingdom
A trilingual journalist with a BJTC-accredited Master’s in Journalism and a BA in English Literature. My background in languages and storytelling helps me connect across cultures and tell stories with both depth and creativity. I’m passionate about producing meaningful, well-crafted pieces that balance strong reporting with a human touch.
Radio
A 15-minute radio documentary exploring how Bristol is reimagining its food system — from city farms to council policy — to build a fairer, greener future. Featuring voices from across the movement, including local growers, campaigners, and councillors, this piece uncovers what it really takes for a city to feed itself sustainably. Produced and narrated by Ikram Srahna 🎙️ With contributions from Joy Carey, Robert Bamford, Noah Cooper, and Councillor Martin Fodor.
🎧 Episode Title: Tides of Change by Ikram Srahna — interviewing Katie Clarke Life on Bristol’s waterways has always carried a sense of freedom and community — but for many boat dwellers, that freedom is now under threat. In this episode, I speak with Katie Clarke about the recent mooring fee hikes and what they mean for people who call the water home. Together, we explore how rising costs, shifting policies, and the pressures of city living are reshaping life along the river.
Articles
Brynards Hill will be used as a shared green space for recreation, wildlife and wellbeing.
Most of the walks are themed, with topics including everything from the Blitz to Victorian medicine.
A new bus route will link two towns which lost their original service in September 2024.
The existing building on the site was constructed in the 1970s but has been vacant since 2022.
The Rt Rev Vivienne Faull is retiring after 42 years in full-time ministry, including seven as bishop.