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heidi taylor

lifestyle editor & writer.

Has Vinted lost its vintage?

Has Vinted lost its vintage?

The second-hand marketplace is now lots of people’s first choice for clothing, from your housemates to your mum. But over time, the platform has turned into a sea of re-sold fast fashion. Heidi Taylor asks a 19-year-old and a 71-year-old if that’s such a bad thing.
The seven stages of grief: Scientific or social?

The seven stages of grief: Scientific or social?

Grief is a complex thing: but does it really follow a scientifically supported model or is it just psychologically induced?
It’s women’s history month: the importance of female friendships

It’s women’s history month: the importance of female friendships

While women’s  history can be found in our textbooks, it can also be found in everyday conversations with loved ones: the beauty and complexity of female friendships, is in everything that we do, and everything that I, personally, am
Gender in Little Women

Gender in Little Women

Louisa May Alcott’s Little Women remains one of the most enduring examinations of gender, identity, and societal expectation in nineteenth‑century America.
One month isn’t enough: Why eating disorder awareness month can’t be confined to February

One month isn’t enough: Why eating disorder awareness month can’t be confined to February

Eating disorder awareness month ends on February 28th. The need for awareness doesn’t
Fishy business: a vegetarian’s confusion in Norway

Fishy business: a vegetarian’s confusion in Norway

Climate-conscious policy is one of Norway’s greatest strengths, however, its diet suggests otherwise
From ‘Pointless’ to plots: are Richard Osman’s books worth the read?

From ‘Pointless’ to plots: are Richard Osman’s books worth the read?

As well as being a prominent TV personality, Richard Osman has been doling out murder mysteries for years, but are his books as good as they say?