It was a race against time when overseas Malaysian voters had barely a day to get their ballots back in time- most could not have done so if not for casual couriers awaiting at Heathrow Airport. On 9th May 2018, Malaysia held its 14th General Election (GE14) which would determine the country’s Parliament for the... Continue Reading →
On the 25th of April, sports teams of University of Essex and University of East Anglia butted heads once again in the annual Derby Day. It is the biggest sports event with around 60 matches happening in one day. The aim: to beat the opposing team and contribute a point to the overall score where... Continue Reading →
A mother of two stopped for a quick interview from outside the Wivenhoe Park Day Nursery in the University of Essex, giving her thoughts on the penalization on parents who take their children out for holidays during term-time.
Over 50 people showed up in full support of the women's only swimming sessions at Colchester Leisure World on Sunday the 11th of February. Members of the Colchester Citizens Alliance- the local branch of Citizens UK who organises communities to act together for power, social justice and the common good- gathered the supporters right before... Continue Reading →
Campaigners will be back at the earliest given opportunity before they can tackle the issue for women’s only swimming sessions at Colchester Leisure World (CLW) as snow stopped them on Sunday the 10th December. CLW is known for their facilities such as the gym, courts, pitches, and their swimming pools for the public. With this... Continue Reading →
Today’s Asian students have much more freedom of choice than their predecessors in choosing their course of study at university- mainly because they are no longer under the looming parental pressure upon their shoulders. Up till thirty years ago, anyone preparing to select their university degree would have been undoubtedly pushed towards a degree in... Continue Reading →
