Advanced AV Newsday 2 – Local News
Year 2 BA Journalism students on the Advanced AV unit have put together their second news programme based around local news stories.
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BAJ Pathways News Days 2022
Themed content created by BAJ2 Pathway Groups
Month: May 2022
TFL Undergound update: the Northern Line reopens
The Northern line has fully reopened after the partial completion of £700m upgrade works.
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Elephant and Castle’s Local Latin-American Butcher Shop: La Fama
Ivan Martinez welcomes us Elephant and Castle’s Latin-American butcher shop, La Fama.
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London legalises use of E-scooters on public roads
New legislation allows the public will to ride electric scooters without the need for a permit.
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Flowers for thought: The blooming impact of Columbia Road
How London’s famous flower market divides the local community.
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Re-boot your wardrobe at Hackney’s vintage oasis
One person’s trash is another one’s treasure at a popular East London boot fair.
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Ready to depart (finally): the long-delayed Elizabeth Line
At a cost of nearly £19bn, London’s new Tube service is up and running.
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Wetherspoons closures: a hangover or failed Croydon revamp?
The closure of two popular Wetherspoons venues has left Croydon pub-goers feeling flat.
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Deptford: the craft beer heaven south of the river
The best places to sample craft ales in one corner of south-east London.
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Cineworld return keeps Bexleyhealth’s cinema heritage alive
How the post-Covid re-opening of its local cinema maintained one town’s film-going history.
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Glastonbury Festival funds homes for local people
Michael Eavis is building affordable housing as the rural housing crisis deepens.
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Coming to a club near you: non-stop Taylor Swift
Taylor Swift nights are proving to be massively popular around the UK.
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There’s no room for dogs on the Isle of Dogs
How a lack of green space in Canary Wharf is affecting dogs and their owners.
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Fuel shortages, Brexit, gridlock: why Dover grinds to a halt
Why people in Dover feel their town is currently besieged by problems.
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Artistic tensions in a fast-changing Peckham
How an influx of students and hip venues is altering the character of a south London neighbourhood.
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East Street Market’s changing character
Walworth’s famous market remains a much-loved staple of local life despite the changes both it and the area have undergone.
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How one small Polish town has helped 20,000 Ukrainians
A trade fair and congress centre has been turned into a giant hub to welcome Ukrainian refugees.
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Demand for new homes fuels rooftop row in Islington
Residents object as property developers look to add apartments on top of existing buildings.
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‘For us there is one option – winning the war’
Ukrainian model and entrepreneur Vitaalia Sass talks about the conflict in her country.
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