Amelia Hill is a Senior Reporter at The Guardian, with a specific interest in ageing issues. She covers a wide range of topics including social issues, discrimination, education, and entrepreneurship. Her work has also been featured in various publications such as Yahoo Sports Canada, Yahoo News UK, Yahoo Finance UK, and The Trek.
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Amelia Hill’s diverse coverage spans various lifestyle, cultural, and societal topics. Her articles often cite data and government announcements related to gender inequality, education, environmental conservation, stockpiling, ageism in the workplace, women in business among others.
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Letter shows Peter Hendy, now the rail minister, threatened to withhold public contracts until firm disciplined worker
By: Amelia Hill
5-min read Peter Hendy was brought into the Labour government and made a lord last month. Photograph: Cliff Hide News/Alamy
Experts say ‘sprawling’ system, negative attitudes and lack of staff support makes equal access hard to ensure
Passengers recall problems on planes, buses, planes and taxi journeys, from missing ramps to untrained staff
By: Amelia Hill
When Tanni Grey-Thompson was left stranded at London's King's Cross station on her way to the opening ceremony of the Paralympic Games in Paris this week, she had to crawl on to the platform.
John Jenkins from Oxfordshire despairs when he has to take the train.
People losing ability to distinguish between fads and methods that will help them, say experts
By: Amelia Hill
The former children's laureate Anne Fine has said parents should consider letting pupils learn online instead of going to school.
By: Amelia Hill
Jo Whiley has said she “really lost” herself when she was going through the perimenopause, in part because public conversations were not being had about the issue.
By: Amelia Hill
The ‘conversation wasn’t being had that vocally’, radio presenter tells Women’s Health
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