Faces of Cambridge: Lockdown without a home
Trinny CookThe lockdown jeopardises social support and material provision for the most vulnerable in our society
Faces of Cambridge: Why has it taken a pandemic for the Government to address the homelessness crisis?
Sorrel FenelonHaving a roof over your head is a basic human right
‘This coronavirus gave xenophobic people justification’: Speaking out against racism during the pandemic
Andrea KocsisThe #speakout movement fights against xenophobia in Cambridge.
How the COVID-19 pandemic is also a class-based issue
Emma RowleyWorking classes, as well as students dependent on part-time jobs, will be plunged into poverty
Cambridge University fails to provide students with any clarity amidst global pandemic
Eva MurrayUniversity ‘amber’ contingency plan is at odds with recent advice from PM Boris Johnson
Cambridge University’s response to Covid-19 shows a real lack of initiative and students deserve better
Eliane Thoma-StemmetWhy is the University waiting for our government to mandate changes before it acts?
Faces of Cambridge: Giving the homeless a voice – a series
Shannon RawlinsPart 5: “He was dead from the cold. And this is what they’re doing” – how insensitive Council policies affect rough sleepers
Why CUSU needs to undergo democratic reform and shed its ideological bias
“I have been called a ‘Tory’ and accused of peddling ‘right-wing dogwhistles’” – The Tab speaks to Peter McLaughlin
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Leeza Isaeva
Maya Sales-Hyde
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