Aspiring screenwriter. Posing for cameras since 2003 📸 Publications; @bellebridalmag @vigourmagazine Bizarre, You & Your Wedding, H&N
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Nectar points unlocked. Still can't use them in @sainsburys stores. Has anyone else managed to rectify this?
Old article that I just came across. Well worth a read. Pride of Working Class Defeatism medium.com/curious/the-pride…
Very well put🙏🏻 On Beauty and Its Opposite: Writing Toward Aesthetic Force lithub.com/on-beauty-and-its… via @lithub
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@SkySportsBoxing Hi, I have purchased tonight's fight but my Sky Sports Box Ofguce app won't play the event. It says, error code PPV_3016
Could you please shed some light on this?
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“Starmer and his government have so far done absolutely nothing to address the issue facing British television, or to harness its soft power potential.”
Superb article highlighting the scale of the TV crisis that Adolescence’ success won’t/can’t solve… theguardian.com/commentisfre…
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It’s been incredibly heartening to finally see big name directors, writers and producers speaking out about the crisis in UK TV production over the past week.
bbc.com/news/articles/c3w108…
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The UK TV industry is facing a ‘perfect storm’ that threatens the future of British storytelling, warns Elisabeth Murdoch. With broadcasters focusing on dramas with international appeal, British stories from all corners of the UK are struggling to be told. Many experienced producers are now taking on jobs like shelf-stacking and pub work to make ends meet.
Murdoch highlighted how rising production costs, declining ad revenues, and falling BBC licence fee income have worsened the crisis. While global platforms invest in UK-based productions, they often lack the uniquely British perspective that public service broadcasters provide.
Some are calling for tax breaks or levies on streamers to fund local content, but confidence in the industry remains low. With fewer risks being taken, shows like Happy Valley, Fleabag, and Skins may become harder to make.
Should the government step in to support British storytelling, or should market forces decide? Let us know your thoughts. #UKTV #SupportBritishStories #FilmIndustryCrisis
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And the grim articles keep on coming…
“The harsh reality is that the UK free-to-air broadcasters have been slow to react and have been left behind.”
And as a result thousands are without work… Great reporting from @wturvill
thetimes.com/article/80b8fb1…
Who is ‘working class’ and why does it matter in the arts? theguardian.com/culture/2025…
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Stephen Graham is right. Television has forgotten how funny working-class people are independent.co.uk/arts-enter…
I just want to say thank you to Sonia and Greer @sainsburys customer service who have done a stellar job helping me with a query today. Fast, efficient, friendly. Thanks so much 🙏🏻
Louder for the people in the back 🙏🏻 ‘Our industry should be appalled’: Brassic creator laments lack of working class people in TV and film theguardian.com/tv-and-radio…
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Here’s one idea for scripted TV to breathe life back into a dying industry. There have to be others and we need them now. You want the next Russell T, Sally W, James G, Sarah P? Then invest to create opportunities so more people can make a sustainable living telling stories. 🤷♂️
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Brits giving glowing reviews:
“I didn't mind it”
“Not too bad at all”
“Did the trick”
“Yeah, pretty good”
“Better than expected”
“Fine overall”
“Better than a kick in the teeth”
“Decent”
“I’ve seen worse”
“It was alright”
“No real complaints”
“I ate most of it”
“Yep, okay”
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Writers, take note! @FilmHubNorth have launched the @bfinetwork Early Development Fund, open to writers in the North with a bold original story for a debut film. They’ll fund up to £5k for an initial treatment. Apply by Tuesday 19 November: bit.ly/3NtkqiV #Screenwriter
