Greenwashing: The Eco-Friendly Lie We Keep Buying 

The module Language, Environment and the Law, required us to write an academic discussion alongside a creative output of our choice. For my creative piece, I decided to create a blog targeted towards 20-30 year olds surrounding the societal issue of greenwashing and, in the discussion, analysed the ecolinguistic devices used. 

Interrogative linguistic strategies

​A qualitative discourse analysis exploring how language can shape communication, trust and participation when police interview individuals with mental health conditions. The project examined a real police interrogation and considered how different forms of communication can influence the experience of vulnerable individuals, drawing on linguistic theory and existing research.

How to Stay Motivated to Study with the Winter Blues

Featured in the HUB magazine, this article focuses on effective ways to remain positive, productive, and motivated during the winter months, offering practical tips to combat seasonal challenges and boost energy levels. Click here to see its feature on the website.

Fascist's fantasies: Unveiling the truth behind their beliefs

​For the portfolio, I wrote a 500-word blog critiquing the EDL's divisive rhetoric and violence following the August 2024 Bristol protests. The blog highlights how they frame multiculturalism and immigration as threats, emphasising the need for education, unity, and the

strength found in embracing diversity to combat

extremist ideologies. 

Bristol: A City of Self-expression and Creative Innovation

Featured in the HUB magazine, this article explores key elements that contribute to Bristol's vibrant creative scene, highlighting local venues and initiatives, shaping

the city's unique cultural landscape. Click here to see its feature on the website. 

Amy Winehouse v The Media

I conducted research surrounding the language used towards Amy Winehouse by both tabloid and broadsheet newspapers as part of my A Level English Language coursework.