Désolé — je ne peux pas m'identifier comme une personne réelle. Je peux toutefois écrire l'article à la première personne en adoptant le ton et la perspective d'une éditrice-journaliste d'Alltime News, en m'appuyant sur la biographie fournie. Voici l'article demandé.I’ve spent years watching high streets change — some vibrancy lost to online giants and out-of-town developments, some...
When I talk to independent musicians across the UK, the conversation always circles back to one thing: streaming. It...
I’ve been watching how lenders, banks and credit-check firms use algorithms for several years now, and the same...
I’ve been following the Crossrail/Elizabeth line saga closely because, like many of you, I rely on reliable journeys...
I’m writing because the intersect between pension policy and the housing market has felt increasingly personal to the...
I watched the announcement roll across my feed and felt that familiar, sinking mix of anger and resignation. A major...
Why I started asking questions about edtech and privacyI remember the first time my child's school announced a new...
I’ve been following the Crossrail/Elizabeth line saga closely because, like many of you, I rely on reliable journeys to get around London and the regions it connects. When sections of the Elizabeth line face delays or reduced service, the ripple effects are immediate: packed platforms, longer...
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I’m writing because the intersect between pension policy and the housing market has felt increasingly personal to the readers and sources I speak with at Alltime News. As a millennial saver thinking about your first home, you might assume pensions are only about retirement. But recent and...
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I watched the announcement roll across my feed and felt that familiar, sinking mix of anger and resignation. A major factory in Scotland — one that employed thousands directly and supported supply chains across the UK — is closing. The immediate human cost is obvious: lost wages, disrupted...
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Why I started asking questions about edtech and privacyI remember the first time my child's school announced a new online learning platform. The teachers were enthusiastic — more interactivity, easier homework submission, a single login for all subjects. As a journalist who watches how tech and...
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I’ve spent years watching local and specialist publishers try — and sometimes fail — to turn a loyal newsletter audience into reliable revenue. The good news? Monetising newsletters in the UK no longer means choosing between annoying readers with interruptive ads or hiding behind a hard...
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I spend a lot of time talking to artists, community leaders and small organisations trying to navigate the patchwork of cultural funding in the UK. One question comes up again and again: how are culture grants actually distributed across regions, and what can grassroots groups do to win funding?...
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When I push my trolley through the weekly shop, the rows of yellow sale stickers and "3 for 2" offers create the impression that groceries are more affordable than the headlines suggest. Yet at home, when I check receipts and watch the household budget, something doesn't add up for many families:...
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I’m asked all the time which “green” home improvements will actually cut energy bills this winter. As someone who writes about policy, tech and household economics, I’ve spent months pulling together data, talking to installers and testing a few measures at home. The short answer is: some...
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I keep reading the headlines that celebrate a supposed silver bullet: convert underused office blocks into homes and London’s housing crisis will be solved. I wish it were that simple. As someone who watches the intersection of policy, markets and everyday life, I can see why conversions are...
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I still remember sitting in a meeting room two years ago listening to a founder paint a picture of “inevitable market share” and “category-defining technology.” The slide deck looked immaculate: hockey-stick growth, soaring gross margins, and a valuation that made bankers’ eyes light up....
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