News and views from Journalism students at De Montfort University in Leicester
By Faith Agbonson
Students are being invited to show their support for victims of sexual violence by joining the Light the Night March in Leicester on Thursday, February 9.
Amir Iqbal, development executive at De Montfort Students’ Union, discusses why it’s an important event.
By Nisa Dari
Managing money has become ever more important for university students. DMU journalism students Molly Lee and Faith Agbonson discusses how they have to think carefully about what they buy at supermarkets.
By George Kirk
Michal Okonski will be facing his biggest challenge yet in his debut race this Sunday, as he aims to become a competitive runner.
By Christy Lau
Booming bubble tea shops in Leicester city centre seem to be the best proof of the claim that bubble tea is not only a common language but also a never-ending trend around the world.
Bubble brown sugar milk was once a craze a few years ago, and this legendary drink has been on the menu of almost all bubble tea shops since then. It is a drink for everyone. The sweetness of brown sugar combines with the rich taste of milk, without any tea and caffeine, even parents can give their children a sip of it without any consideration.
Under all these friendly conditions, I decided bubble brown sugar milk was the best to have a review on.
I visited a total of six bubble tea shops in the city centre area, as commented on in the video below, including Chatime, Cupp, Wanpo, Mymo Cafe, Hey Sugar and Lay Tea.
Watch the video for detailed information and reviews, also unlock my personal recommendation together with scores and ranking of each shop, then pick the best one for a cosy teatime tomorrow!
By Azim Saiyed
Leicestershire Litter Wombles, a group made up of more than 500 active volunteers, has demanded people take the initiative to help tackle the nation’s litter crisis, after a recent Parliamentary visit to raise their concerns.
Founder Bob Lee, 55, said: “There have been areas neglected for years but we are making progress by encouraging businesses to try and clean as well as use recycled products.”
For more information on group pickings or more details, visit: https://www.facebook.com/groups/604107836721038
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