It's a campaign week! This week is Mental Health Awareness Week, a prompt to reflect on our own mental wellbeing and how we can best support that of those around us. What's going on? We are starting to see warmer weather here in the UK, are your wellbeing activities changing with the weather? We've also just had local elections, which have been quite to very divisive. Are you able to take a take while staying informed? Over the last year or so, I have seen so many reels on in

Over the weekend (2nd and 3rd May) Portsmouth Guildhall hosted the annual Portsmouth Comic Con. A wonderful event full of performances, workshops, panel sessions, guest speakers, stalls, exhibitions and more. Zones and Fandoms Each year the experience zones get bigger and better. There's more props, sets and walk throughs to enjoy and opportunities to talk to zone hosts/ cosplay marshals. I think, kind of linked to the experince zones and cosplays, you can often pick up a mor

This weekend a campaign I've been following for a little while gained a lot of mainstream attention, as the Push for Paternity Leave Walk(s) happened in London, Leeds, Manchester and Nottingham, timed to happen within Equal Parenting Week. The campaign focused on improving the current, (in my opinion) near non existent Paternity Leave support, here in the UK. Which is two weeks leave, with pay of £194.32 per week or 90% of average weekly earnings (whichever is lower). It's no