United Kingdom
Alice Harrold is a graduate of the Journalism Master of Arts degree programme at Goldsmiths College, University of London. She has worked as a reporter for Community Practitioner, The Independent Online and has also been published by The Sunday Times and The Independent on Sunday.
National Publications
Community Practitioner
Anna Fridell is now studying for a master's in Copenhagen (Jeppe Carlsen) IN JUST a few weeks, 420,000 students will be graduating. What are their chances of finding a job? They may be able to get work in a local bar - but what if they want to work at the Bar?
Police in Norway fired their guns only twice last year - and no one was hurt - new statistics which reveal the country's low level of gun use have shown. Norwegian officers drew their weapons just 42 times in 2014, the lowest number of times in the last 12 years.
The chant "Death to America" should not be seen as a threat of violence but rather a political protest, Iran's president says. The presenter of 60 Minutes, Steve Kroft spoke to President Hassan Rouhani in Iran ahead of the progression of the US/Iran nuclear deal.
Other Publications
The number of local gay bars and pubs in east London is significantly decreasing. Many beloved establishments have been lost and those that remain have had to adapt. ELL has mapped the decline of LGBTQ venues in our boroughs over the past 30 years from 1985 to 2015.
The number of local gay bars and pubs in east London is significantly decreasing. Many beloved establishments have been lost and those that remain have had to adapt. ELL has mapped the decline of LGBTQ venues in our boroughs over the past 30 years from 1985 to 2015.
The number of local gay bars and pubs in east London is significantly decreasing. Many beloved establishments have been lost and those that remain have had to adapt. ELL has mapped the decline of LGBTQ venues in our boroughs over the past 30 years from 1985 to 2015.
The work of an activist is never done it seems. Ross Burgess, now 70 years old, has been working to improve the lives of those in the gay and lesbian community for over half a century and still strives for this purpose today.
The number of local gay bars and pubs in east London is significantly decreasing. Many beloved establishments have been lost and those that remain have had to adapt. ELL has mapped the decline of LGBTQ venues in our boroughs over the past 30 years from 1985 to 2015.
An official compaint has been made to Ofsted by secular organisations for showing "leniency" to a Jewish school in Hackney, which has a curriculum and behaviour code that strictly adhere to Orthodox Judaism. The teaching at Yesodey Hatorah Senior Girls' School, which excludes human evolution, sexual education and the use of the internet and social media has been rated as "good" by Ofsted.
Alice Harrold reports on controversial Jewish school in Hackney which excludes topics from its curriculum which are "not in line with" the Orthodox ethos such as internet-use, the theory of evolution and sexual health and well-being. When Yesodey Hatorah's £14 million campus for senior girls opened in 2005, the celebrated event was attended by Tony Blair, Lord Levy, Gerald Ronson, and Richard Desmond.
Before Leelah Alcorn took her life in December last year she saved her suicide note to Tumblr and set it to post. The transgendered girl from Ohio stepped in front of highway traffic after her parents took her out of school and away from her friends online. She was 17.