THE privatisation of the asylum housing contract was a huge mistake. It was predicted and it was preventable, but capitalism and cost-saving were prioritised over humanity once again and the consequences needed to be witnessed before there was any hope of changing the decision.
THE entitlement that exists within comments sections is something that we all need to question more. I have no issue with differing opinions and I have no issue with a healthy debate, but as I’ve said many times before, I have a huge issue with being asked to work for free. And even more so when the information that you are asking me to share is readily available for your consumption.
I’M heartbroken and furious and overwhelmed and empty – but I am not at all shocked.
IF being told to wear a face covering on the bus is the biggest injustice you’ve experienced, then you’re a whole lot better off than most.
IF ever you needed evidence that people are not coming to the UK for its generosity then the recent Home Office announcement in relation to asylum benefit and coronavirus is just that.
DOES the black lady dishing out squirts of deodorant and lollipops in the nightclub bathroom make you uncomfortable? Because it should. If ever there was evidence of the problem that this city, country and kingdom has with race then there it be for all to see.
Our columnist has her say.
THE accommodation more often than not leaves a lot to be desired.
I’M thinking of starting a series of stories called Lockdown Living. Mostly because I’m sick of feeling like we’re continually being shown how it should be done or being pitched unsolicited advice as helpful when actually it is far better to be called what it is – marketing or bragging.
