Travelling on a budget: How I spent seven weeks in Europe on under £650
In the run up to my travels, I heard a lot of people saying that it was something they wanted to do too, but they just didn’t have the money. I’d been working as much […]
Month: March 2015
To vote or not to vote? The problem with the yoof
As violent political turbulence swirls across much of Europe, Africa and the Middle East, the British political system finds itself increasingly at odds with its very own silent storm in a teacup. In the UK, […]
The Story of a Change-aholic
You don’t have to be different, you just have to be you (AKA: why I decided to launch my own online magazine). By Dessi, the editor of Dazzledmag.com I am trying to be the change […]
Civet coffee: The shocking truth behind the world’s most expensive blend
Coffee: some think it tastes like dishwater, while others “need” it to get themselves out of bed in the morning. Whatever your stance, it’s hard to deny that coffee has a huge global presence. The […]
Eva Spence Interview
As the lead singer of experimental rock band Rolo Tomassi, Eva Spence has played in venues all across the world – forming the band with her brother when she was just 13. February 18th 2015 […]
Theatre: Marie Antoinette Review
During times of high stress – whether it stems from school, family, friends, work, boys or any other of life’s manifold intricacies – I love to relax by attending plays. Such stories have always been […]
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