Sarah Ingram is an Arts and Culture Writer at various prominent publications. She focuses on the human stories behind the news, with a special interest in themes such as health and wellness, family and relationships, and travel. Sarah's work has been featured in notable outlets including The Independent, The Irish Sun, and the New York Post.
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Sarah Ingram's coverage heavily focuses on local education, including budget decisions, construction projects related to schools and the impact of donations on educational institutions. She also covers topics related to house & home such as weather-related issues impacting homes.
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thortful has launched a new campaign called “Dad’s not perfect… but” challenging the idea of the “best dad ever” stereotype ahead of the event on June 21.
By: Sarah Ingram
The perfect dad myth looks harmless, but it can make one quiet Sunday feel like a test you were never meant to pass. (contains affiliate links)
By: Sarah Ingram
Children in South Korea can be expected to study for up to 20 hours a day
By: Sarah Ingram
Sarah Edmondson was part of the controversial NXIVM cult - founded by Keith Raniere and Nancy Salzman - for 12 years, until she become whistleblower
By: Sarah Ingram
Sarah Ingram Hay fever, revision cards, and brightly-coloured timetables can mean only one thing: exam season is upon us.
By: Sarah Ingram
One in five Brits have admitted they would swap their father given the chance, while one in three pretend they have a better relationship with their parent than they really do.
By: Sarah Ingram
Queuer AJ Hubbins, from Manchester, earns £250 each time to stand in line for concert tickets, pop-up stores and product launches. He said it's a 'sociable and varied' role
By: Sarah Ingram
Pat knew she needed to do something to help those living with dementia
By: Kieran Isgin, Sarah Ingram
Many sole traders, including those in construction, could be at risk of being stumped by new HMRC tax rules
By: Sarah Ingram
Sammie Ellard-King was £24,000 in debt before he discovered some cash-saving hacks to clear his backlog. Now he shares his wisdom with his fans online
