Zoe Brown

There is no human who can fully say that they are a fan of every single artist, band or song that has ever existed.

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There's been a lot of discourse around the loneliness epidemic in America with solutions ranging from AI chatbots to pickleball.

Historically, much of the conversation around economic equality between men and women is centered around the wage gap. Current wage gap statistics cite women making 82 cents for every dollar made by a man. This number varies based on socio-economic factors, but across all races, the wealth gap is even worse. The pay gap refers to the difference in compensation between men and women, while the wealth gap refers to the difference in accumulation of assets between men and women. On average, women have $0.32 in wealth for every $1 a man has.

This year’s Art Exhibition will be held on Friday evening April 19th from 6-8pm and Saturday, 20th April 10.00am - 4.00pm to be held in St Mary’s Hall, Church Road, Buxted TN22 5LP.

If you, like many of us, have been confronted with a shamefully embarrassing situation in your love life, you are not alone. In fact, there is probably a Sex and the City episode for that. I started watching Sex and the City right about the time that I entered the dating scene in my early 20s. While the show might not offer particularly profound relationship wisdom, it is sure to remind you that you're not alone and that the many women who have gone through your exact situation have, for all we know, survived.

As a woman on the go, I often don't have time to sit down for a show or a movie. This means that podcasts have become my most frequently consumed type of media.

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On Saturday 3rd August 150 school children from Buckinghamshire took to the stage at Aylesbury Waterside Theatre for a Florence Nightingale Hospice Charity production of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. Both the matinee and evening performances were a sell-out, with over 2000 tickets sold, making this the Charity’s biggest ever show. All funds raised will help to fund local hospice care in Buckinghamshire and its borders.

On Saturday 3rd August over 2,000 people filled Aylesbury Waterside Theatre to watch Florence Nightingale Hospice Charity’s production of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, starring 150 local children. The show was the Charity’s fastest selling production, selling out for a matinee and evening performance at the theatre, and raising a staggering £50,000 for local hospice care.