What is ‘The Disconnect’?
Follow your family tree or dig deep enough into your DNA, and you will find a farmer. In 2010 scientists discovered that the vast majority of European men are descended… Read more What is ‘The Disconnect’? →
The Class of 2017 & How the World Has Changed
Today I spoke to the new crop of UK Nuffield Scholars in London. The buzz I felt a year ago, when I started my own Nuffield journey, bubbled up again.… Read more The Class of 2017 & How the World Has Changed →
Thank you! Tak! Asante Sana! Sláinte!
What a year it has been. 16 weeks of travel to 12 countries – and more still to come. I want to say a huge thank you to all the… Read more Thank you! Tak! Asante Sana! Sláinte! →
Poachers & Gamekeepers: Denmark’s Pig MRSA Scandal
Our eastern neighbour, Denmark, has much in common with the UK. The overwhelming majority of its population live in towns and cities while most of its land mass is dedicated… Read more Poachers & Gamekeepers: Denmark’s Pig MRSA Scandal →
Restore Your Faith in the Media! Go To Kenya
In September I travelled around Kenya. This time I had a companion in the form of my boyfriend, Alex, and it was brilliant to share the Nuffield experience with him.… Read more Restore Your Faith in the Media! Go To Kenya →
Michael Horsch – The Man Behind the Machines
Prior to becoming a Nuffield Scholar the name ‘Michael Horsch’ did not ring any bells. I live on the Welsh Borders where you’re more likely to see an ancient Massey… Read more Michael Horsch – The Man Behind the Machines →
Ireland: The Other View
I’m sitting on the deck of a Stenaline ferry from Rosslare to Fishguard. The weather is so calm and gorgeous it would be a complete waste to sit inside. Picture to… Read more Ireland: The Other View →
Ireland: to Envy and Emulate?
July 27th, 2016 I should probably start with a reminder of why I’m here in Ireland. My Nuffield topic is looking at the coverage and representation of farming issues in… Read more Ireland: to Envy and Emulate? →
