Category: Positive News

Iqra Ismail, a British-born Somali footballer, has made a significant impact in the world of football by creating space for underrepresented groups within the sport. She stated in an interview, “I got to the point where I stopped asking for the space at the table… I just created my own table instead.” Ismail, wearing a… Continue reading Coming into play, the trailblazing young footballer changing the game

Australia is getting a new national park Boundaries have been drawn for a long-awaited national park in Australia, where koalas and other threatened species will be protected. At 467,000 hectares, the Great Koala national park will be the largest protected area in the state of New South Wales. The site is home to an estimated… Continue reading What went right this week: the good news that matters

Attention is one of our most valuable resources, yet in today’s digital world, it is constantly at risk of being stolen. Jodie Jackson, an expert in habit formation, believes that by taking back control of our attention, we can enhance the quality of our lives. Imagine if you had a bag containing £1 million in… Continue reading From problem to possibility: how your attention can improve your life

f-and-half__image” alt=””> Zaytoun Palestinian Medjoul Dates Medjoul dates are often referred to as the ‘king of dates’ and for good reason. These succulent and sweet fruits are grown in Palestine by farmers working with Zaytoun, a Community Interest Company (CIC) set up in 2004 to create a market for Palestinian goods. At a time when… Continue reading Five Fairtrade-certified products you didn’t know you could buy

rgin–flex” style=”width:70% !important;”> The club’s Facebook group, which now counts more than 1.7 million ‘dullsters’ worldwide, sees thousands of posts a day It transpires that Carson and Click are one and the same. Click is in fact Carson’s duller alter ego. “I have Grover do things that maybe I wouldn’t necessarily do,” Carson confesses. “Barry… Continue reading Born to be mild, celebrating banality with the Dull Men’s Club

These three innovative projects are offering offenders a chance to rebuild their lives and reshape their future through various opportunities. From brewing beer to designing streetwear and earning law degrees, these initiatives are providing individuals with the tools they need to start anew. Tap Social, an Oxford-based social enterprise brewery, is known for its ‘criminally… Continue reading Three UK projects that offer offenders a second chance

expensive,” said study co-leader Dr Jonas Jonsson. “It’s unique that a very low dose of a drug can be so effective in preventing relapse in one of the worst forms of cancer.”  Image: Danilo Alvesd Plant-based diet reduces risk of cognitive decline A plant-based diet is linked to a 14% lower risk of cognitive decline,… Continue reading What went right this week: the good news that matters

A resurgence of land defenders is emerging in various parts of the world, from war zones to inner-city London. These individuals are spearheading efforts to reclaim soil, space, and power through community gardens and regenerative actions. The significance of a garden and the land it occupies cannot be overstated, especially at a time when access… Continue reading From war zones to city plots, grassroots growers are transforming land and lives

The comedian and writer opens up about his daily routine, his optimistic outlook tempered by reality, and his quirks including a dislike for cheese and onion crisps and a love for dogs. His morning starts with hugging his dogs, drinking coffee, and reading about the pursuit of happiness. Despite his upbeat nature, he admits to… Continue reading Life lessons: Dom Joly on what life so far has taught him

Nigel Bromage had a tumultuous journey spanning almost twenty years as a prominent figure in the British far-right movement. From being a member of the openly neo-Nazi organization Combat 18, to denouncing his past filled with hatred, he embarked on a mission to prevent others from treading a similar path. An organization called Small Steps… Continue reading Life after: Being a leader in the far right