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Author Archives: Amie Filcher

The Fabularium: The cinema of imagination

August 13, 2015by Amie Filcher Leave a comment

A contemporary yurt on the river bank, where tales are told, a nomadic haven of the weird and the wonderful. Tales of magic and myths, of princesses and princes, of […]

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“Dogs deserve better than to suffer and die for a ‘beauty’ pageant”, says Animal Rights activist Luke Steele

March 16, 2015by Amie Filcher Leave a comment

Three year old Irish setter Jagger died 28 hours after competing in the Crufts show. Allegedly the dog ingested beef laced with poison. Jagger’s owner, Dee Milligan-Bott claims he was poisoned […]

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News

London’s roads – how safe are cyclists?

March 15, 2015by Amie Filcher Leave a comment

19,000 cyclists are killed or injured in reported road incidents each year according to a 2014 survey by The Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents (ROSPA) The London Underground project devised […]

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Blog, Culture

Learning to love books counters low literacy levels

March 14, 2015by Amie Filcher Leave a comment

World Book Day encourages a love of reading in all ages to counter low literacy levels in the UK. Co-written with Steff Humm Literacy in England has become a cause […]

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Culture, News

Are strategies to prevent radicalisation working?

Featuredby Amie Filcher Leave a comment

With a rise in the number of young Britons joining extremist groups such as ISIL the effectiveness of the government’s Prevent strategy to prevent radicalisation is being questioned. Co-written with […]

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Local News, News

Two-time Cancer survivor now battles unemployment

February 25, 2015by Amie Filcher Leave a comment

By 2020 half of the UK population will develop cancer in their lifetime according to Cancer Research. Cancer survival rates are at an all time high at 50 per cent, […]

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Fran Hill: The truth about working in Visual Effects

January 22, 2015by Amie Filcher Leave a comment

When you think of the film industry, you instantly picture glitz and glamour. Champagne on free flow, beautiful people in elegant dresses and tuxedoes. Fran Hill works in this industry […]

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Blog, Features

Review: Cereal Killer Cafe

December 13, 2014by Amie Filcher Leave a comment

On walking into the Cereal Killer cafe, you feel as though you have stepped into something from a Nickelodeon cartoon.     There is nothing quite like it. It’s quirkiness and originality […]

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Blog, Reviews

Could man set foot on Mars as early as 2030?

December 13, 2014by Amie Filcher Leave a comment

It seemed as though space exploration was fizzling out and many were left wondering if we would ever venture further out to space again or was our love affair with […]

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Features, Technology

Don’t throw away your iPod classic – it could now be worth hundreds.

December 8, 2014by Amie Filcher Leave a comment

 This is why you should dig out your iPod classic but be careful when buying online. Two months ago Apple announced it will be discontinuing the iPod classic, users have […]

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  • The Fabularium: The cinema of imagination
  • "Dogs deserve better than to suffer and die for a ‘beauty’ pageant", says Animal Rights activist Luke Steele
  • London’s roads - how safe are cyclists?
  • Learning to love books counters low literacy levels
  • Are strategies to prevent radicalisation working?
  • Two-time Cancer survivor now battles unemployment
  • Fran Hill: The truth about working in Visual Effects
  • Review: Cereal Killer Cafe
  • Could man set foot on Mars as early as 2030?
  • Don’t throw away your iPod classic - it could now be worth hundreds.

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