My writing

I’m a journalist who specialises in writing about issues affecting the disability and LGBTQ+ communities, with a particular specialism in gender-based violence. I draw on data and individual stories to highlight wider, intersectional issues.

My writing has appeared in numerous publications including The Big Issue, Metro, the Guardian Comment is Free, Channel 4 News blog, The Daily Dot, the New Statesman, Now Then magazine, Sheffield Star, Inside Housing, Well+Good, xoJane, the Independent Editors’ Choice blogs, Mslexia, AOL Money, Access Magazine, Feminist Times and Off Our Backs, and I had a series of poems published in a book.

I also love the challenge of getting commissions to write about any and every subject and I have created content on topics as varied as garden machinery, storage solutions, health and safety and fetish footwear.

• Disabled people losing jobs and ‘falling out of work’ due to months-long waits for DWP support for Big Issue
• “Equal parts hilarious and intriguing”: Who Shat on the Floor at My Wedding? review for Global Comment
• In praise of mushy peas, the underrated northern delicacy for Global Comment
• Now with an Easy Read version: A devastating read: John Pring’s The Department lays bare the “slow bureaucratic violence” of the DWP for Now Then
• I can’t stop listening to Hi Ren and I am not ok for Global Comment
• 6 podcasts to escape from relentless US election coverage for Global Comment
• 7 disabled artists you should be following on Instagram for Global Comment
• A devastating read: John Pring’s The Department lays bare the “slow bureaucratic violence” of the DWP for Now Then
• I’m disabled and want to work but the DWP are stopping me for Metro
• 7 British comedy podcasts to listen to when you need a giggle for Global Comment
• Six podcasts guaranteed to make you look at the world differently for Global Comment
• “Radical and daring”: Priest (1994) review for Global Comment
• What’s in a (place) name? Via the Ponderosa, Queersbrook and Eccy Road for Now Then
• “A mass of contradictions”: Hillbilly Elegy by J.D. Vance review for Global Comment
• “Difficult but fascinating”: The Trouble With Mr Doodle for Now Then
• I Live With a Host of Conditions That Trigger Brain Fog—Here’s How I’ve Learned to Deal With It for Well+Good
• The dangers of underestimating a sweet old lady: An Elderly Lady Is Up to No Good review for Global Comment
• How to vote if you’re sectioned or on a psychiatric ward for Now Then
• “Indulge in some daft joy”: the Northern News podcast record live at The Leadmill for Now Then
• What are election candidates in Sheffield offering to disabled people? for Now Then
• “Beautifully chaotic”: Jessica Fostekew at the Leadmill for Now Then
• Luna Dolezal: Shaming people is hurting, not helping our efforts to build a more equitable world for Now Then
• Kate Faulkes: “I connect to the water through the heart now – rather than through the head” for Now Then / River Don Project
• Doncaster festival that booked convicted abuser cancelled on public safety grounds for Now Then
• “I think we place humour higher on the priority list of life”: Amy Gledhill on northern-ness, northern comedy, and northern accents for Now Then
• From the man who followed me home to the men organising for change, the status quo is killing us for Now Then
• “It shows that it’s not a safe place, for me”: Doncaster’s Askern Festival criticised for putting Tom Meighan on the main stage for Now Then
• From “who should?” to “who could?”: Navigating the messy problem of food waste for Now Then
• “The Don has been used and abused – but water gives life”: Owen Hodgkinson for Now Then / River Don Project
• Why disabled people object to assisted suicide – when they’re not “pro-life” for Global Comment
• “A whistle-stop tour of common objections to veganism”: I Could Never Go Vegan for Now Then
• “There are so many things to rail against in the country at the moment“: Rachel Parris on comedy, politics and changing minds for Now Then
• LGBTQIA+ kids have enough on their plate without this proposed change in school policy for Now Then
• Defunding aid to Palestine is an unconscionable collective punishment for Global Comment
• What happens when NIMBYs think disabled people “lower the tone” of a neighbourhood? for Now Then
• “I’m a chaos lady”: Jessica Fostekew for Now Then
• Don’t ask and don’t assume – no matter what the government says for Now Then
• I’ve got a wild idea: what if we were less awful to each other? for Global Comment
• Waiting lists for children’s mental health care soaring in Sheffield for Now Then
• Vintage photos of Sheffield show the city (and its hills) in past times for Now Then
• Sheffield Walk-In Centre placed in “special measures” for Now Then magazine
• The Huw Edwards scandal has been unedifying all round for Global Comment
• Independent retailers that disabled customers in Sheffield love for Now Then magazine
• Justice Gap: “A disappointing lack of curiosity”: What the CPS say for Now Then magazine
• Justice Gap: “Cynical but optimistic”: What the charities say for Now Then magazine
• Justice Gap: “It’s an uphill battle from day one”: What the police say for Now Then magazine
• Justice Gap: What the data says for Now Then magazine
• Disabled people and Sheffield’s local elections for Now Then magazine
• “A completely inappropriate message to survivors”: Be Reyt festival books convicted domestic abuser for Now Then magazine
• “We grew up in a different time”: Zest’s Over-50s LGBTQ+ group for Now Then magazine
• How the cost of living is preventing us from accessing healthcare for Now Then magazine
• Pound’s Park opening: disabled access and who on earth was John Charles Pound? for Now Then magazine
• Sheffield vigil planned for murdered Brianna Ghey for Now Then magazine
• Are objections to a Travellers site at Beighton really about the traffic? for Now Then magazine
• From £0 to £36,790: How much are Sheffield MPs bringing in on top of their salary? for Now Then magazine
• “I really did feel forgotten about”: A disabled resident’s experience of the Stannington gas outage for Now Then magazine
• Threat of cuts and redundancies at Heeley City Farm at Now Then magazine
• What if an asteroid hit Park Hill flats? for Now Then magazine
• Abtisam Mohamed: “Deeply inspired by the strength of support”: New candidate for Sheffield Central Labour Party announced for Now Then magazine
• Why Reclaim the Night takes a stand against violence against women for Now Then magazine
• Here are the Sheffield Central Labour candidates in their own words for Now Then magazine
• Sheffield to honour trans lives at Trans Day of Remembrance event for Now Then magazine
• A love letter to Floella Benjamin for Now Then magazine
• Anti-abortion vigils “clearly aim to intimidate”, says Sheffield MP for Now Then magazine
• The dark messages behind the anti-abortion prayer vigils at Hallamshire Hospital for Now Then magazine
• Disabled tenants speak out for Inside Housing
• Eddie Izzard: “I’m not the poster child for trans people – I refuse to be!” for Now Then magazine
• “Confidence is definitely a journey”: Life with a visible difference for Now Then magazine
• Mark Thomas: Left-wing Superman for Now Then magazine
• Massive disability pay gap at Sheffield Uni; Hallam Uni’s is below national average for Now Then magazine
• Disability hate crimes soar in South Yorkshire for Now Then magazine
• Sheffield artist attracts national attention with fundraising drawings of stadiums for Now Then magazine
• Is the anti-spiking campaign enough to prevent violence against women? for Now Then magazine
• “Accessibility was overlooked”: Disability at DocFest 2022 for Now Then magazine
• Being Hatty: challenging paternalism and institutionalisation for Now Then magazine
• Sheffield DocFest: The Business of Birth Control for Now Then magazine
• Boris Johnson finally stands down: what Sheffield MPs have been saying for Now Then magazine
• Sheffield DocFest: Man on Earth review for Now Then magazine
• Wheelchair-accessible cafes for scones, jam and tea for Now Then magazine
• “Here and Queer”: Social enterprise celebrates Pride Month with screen print for Now Then magazine
• “Nothing more than a phase”? Open letter to MP about trans young people for Now Then magazine
• “This feels like a really hostile environment”: accusations of racism at Theatre Deli for Now Then magazine
• 381 sexual offences in South Yorkshire schools, only four charges for Now Then magazine
• Grace Petrie: “Expect singalongs, politics, rants and a few jokes” at the Leadmill for Now Then magazine
• BBC Radio Sheffield host says “So what?” about suicidal teenager for Now Then magazine
• Shon Faye: “Collective power rather than individual privilege”: trans liberation, trans MPs, and trans people in the media for Now Then magazine
• Reports of anti-LGBTQI+ hate crimes soar in South Yorkshire for Now Then magazine
• Bex Whyman: On being the only woman in the mayoral race for Now Then magazine
• Sheffield protesters to take a stand against anti-trans conversion therapy for Now Then magazine
• Exclusive: Disabled children from Sheffield are being educated as far as 165 miles away for Now Then magazine
• “If you’re poorly, you actually need localised care”: GP surgery closures in Sheffield for Now Then magazine
• Theatre Deli aims for industry-leading disabled access for Now Then magazine
• As power prices rise, join the Big Power Off for Now Then magazine
• Misunderstood and misdiagnosed: Life with Dissociative Identity Disorder for Now Then magazine
• “You’re just part of the screaming”: Jon Ronson on the culture wars for Now Then magazine
• Your memories of the Star and Garter for Netherthorpe, Upperthorpe and Neepsend news
• Safety lighting proposed for the Ponderosa for Netherthorpe, Upperthorpe and Neepsend news
• “You’re very lucky if you have it and escape unscathed”: Long Covid in Sheffield for Now Then magazine
• Review: Church: Temple of Fun for Netherthorpe, Upperthorpe and Neepsend news
• Very old film of Netherthorpe: Netherthorpe history for Netherthorpe, Upperthorpe and Neepsend news
• I was offered anti-LGBT conversion therapy in Sheffield – twice for Now Then magazine
• Boccia: the disability sport that’s improving lives for Now Then magazine
• Sheffield City Council quietly leaves Stonewall Diversity Champions scheme for Now Then magazine
• “It’s safe! It’s effective!”: Covid vaccine in pregnancy for Now Then magazine
• Sheffield Talking News doesn’t miss a beat for Now Then magazine
• Will eco-ableism compromise city centre green plans? for Now Then magazine
• Sheffield to make noise for Trans Day of Remembrance for Now Then magazine
• Community organisations invited to distribute Lateral Flow tests in Sheffield for Now Then magazine
• Own Your Period by Chella Quint for Now Then magazine
• Sheffield’s hidden LGBTQ+ history brought to life with podcast and film for Now Then magazine
• Here and queer? A comprehensive guide for new LGBT+ students in Sheffield for Now Then magazine
• When active travel measures exclude disabled people, they are not an ethical solution for Now Then magazine
• “I’m scared”: The impossible choices made by parents in a pandemic for Now Then magazine
• Good hair day for trans people at salon with gender-neutral pricing for Now Then magazine
• “Peer support saved my life”: The mental health service with a 7,000% return on investment for Now Then magazine
• Exploring Sheffield’s best trans-friendly barbers and hairdressers for Now Then magazine
• Sheffield Autism Partnership Network launches for Now Then magazine
• Firshill Rise: Sheffield’s learning disability community speaks up against service failings for Now Then magazine
• “Unnecessarily brutal”: Waiting times at Sheffield’s gender clinic reach breaking point for Now Then magazine
• As Sheffield opens up, for some of us, our world shrinks for Now Then magazine
• Disabled artists show The Way Ahead with evocative road signs for Now Then magazine
• 7 wheelchair-accessible indie cafés in Sheffield for International Tea Day for Now Then magazine
• The campaign to stamp out disenfranchisement of Sheffield’s disabled voters for Now Then magazine
• Ways to make a difference to Deaf people in Sheffield for Now Then magazine
• A patchwork of queer experiences for Now Then magazine
• “An absolute, total lifeline”: Parson Cross Memory Café thrives on Zoom for Now Then magazine
• 2021 census recognises the LGBT community for first time for Now Then magazine
• Weekly Global Comment column
• “When physical disability and mental ill-health collide: At least we know now you’re not making it up” for Hysterical Women
• “Advice to my younger self” for Mslexia magazine
• “Hurricane Harvey, Disabled People and Disaster Planning” for Global Comment
• “Should the police be allowed at Pride events? I’m starting to think not” for Global Comment
• “5 ways you stigmatise people taking psychiatric drugs” for Global Comment
• “Can assisted suicide ever be safe when disabled people are so unequal?” for Global Comment
• “Bijan Ebrahimi’s racist and disablist murder ‘preventable’ by UK police” for Global Comment
• “Charlie Gard: sentenced to death” for Global Comment
• “Grenfell Tower Fire Deaths: Yes, It’s Political” for Global Comment
• “We’re here: LGBT issues and the UK General Election” for Global Comment
• “Women and the UK General Election” for Global Comment
• “Disabled people and the General Election #CripTheVoteUK” for Global Comment
• “Do Great Britain’s local elections betray the future for the country’s leadership?” for Global Comment
• “Death and terror for LGBT community in Chechnya” for Global Comment
• “Pepsi, Nivea, United and Spicer: a disastrous PR week for all” for Global Comment
• “Christians lament the lack of Jesus and excess of Muslims in chocolate eggs” for Global Comment
• “Hard Brexit, hard times. Theresa May leads the UK into disaster” for Global Comment
• “How learning to drive empowered my life and business” for The Sheffield Star
• “Westminster attacks: context, fallout and consequences” for Global Comment
• “European Employers’ Hijab Ban Ruled Legal” for Global Comment
• “UK introduces compulsory sex education in schools. Kind of.” for Global Comment
• “Mack Beggs and Transphobia in Sport” for Global Comment
• “Tipping Point: Milo Yiannopoulos, and Conservatives Shifting the Goalposts” for Global Comment
• “Conservative Christianity is making the LGB community sick” for Global Comment
• “Le Front national: a populist neo-Nazi party” for Global Comment
• “The betrayal of the Lib Dems is something to learn from, not repeat #Article50” for Global Comment
• “Victim blaming, concern trolling, racism: trawling the comments on reports of sexual assault” for Global Comment
• “The Women’s March on Washington: a lesson in intersectional failures” for Global Comment
• “Populism is killing healthcare in the US and the UK” for Global Comment
• “Don’t make fatphobia your new year’s resolution” for Global Comment
• “6 big LGBTQ rights gained in 2016” for Global Comment
• “Poverty and isolation at Christmas: kind hearts and brutal policies” for Global Comment
• “Piers Morgan belittles rape survivors” for Global Comment
• “Ohio’s six-week abortion ban is dangerous and immoral” for Global Comment
• “The football sexual abuse scandal just keeps getting bigger” for Global Comment
• “The dangers of the Trump – Farage bromance” for Global Comment
• “12 ways to support LGBTQ friends and family in a Trump era” for Global Comment
• “Every vote for Trump was a vote for rape culture” for Global Comment
• “Oh, America. Don’t screw this up” for Global Comment
• “The UK’s child refugees deserve our support” for Global Comment
• “Ched Evans rape case: a woman’s sexual history on trial” for Global Comment
• “Migrants in Britain are fighting back against xenophobia… and it’s inspired! #OneDayWithoutUs” for Global Comment
• “How Polish women killed a restrictive abortion law” for Global Comment
• “Disability Discrimination” for Pos’Ability Magazine
• “Scrounger: disability hate speech” for Global Comment
• “200+ prosecutions under new UK ‘revenge porn’ law” for Global Comment
• “6 astonishingly simple ways schools can improve life for LGBT+ kids” for Global Comment
• “May’s ‘common sense’ threats to the Human Rights Act” for Global Comment
• “Toilets, basic rights and kids in danger” for Global Comment
• “Disability hate leads to mass murder in Japan” for Global Comment
• “A female prime minister is not necessarily a feminist prime minister” for Global Comment
• “Destructive and divisive: a response to the British Brexit referendum” for Global Comment
• “10 obscene reactions from the far right to Jo Cox’s murder” for Global Comment
• “7 things straight people aren’t understanding about Orlando” for Global Comment
• “7 Tips for Content Marketing” for YellowBulbs
• “Criminalising distress: when suicide attempts lead to prison” for Global Comment
• “What a possible Brexit could mean to Britain’s disabled people” for Global Comment
• “Kiddle and other kid-safe internet tools don’t protect children” for Global Comment
• “Junior Doctors Deadlock with UK Government as More Strikes Threatened” for Global Comment
• “Top 10 Adrenaline Experiences Across the World” for DisabledGo
• “European Mobility Week – A truly inclusive campaign?” for All Together Now
• “Disabled Access at Music Festivals in the UK” for DisabledGo
• “Self-hosting vs Free Hosted Blogs: Which Should You Choose?” for LCN
• “Outrank Bad Reviews on the First Page of Google” for LCN
• “Destination London: A Disability-Friendly Guide” for Disabled Go
• “How to Create a Social Media Plan for Emergencies” for LCN
• “How the Web Empowers Disabled People to Run Successful Businesses from Home” for Disabled Go
• “User-Generated Content: How it can Benefit Your Business” for LCN
• “Email marketing: what to test for success” for LCN
• “Why your site needs multiple, tailored landing pages” for LCN
• “SEO Copywriting: The Most Common Myths” for LCN
• “Supporting the Supporters: Working as a Disabled Occupational Therapist” for Access Magazine
• “10 Essential Tips for Effective Content Marketing” for LCN
• Interview on Accessible Media Inc.‘s ‘Contact’ radio show for International Women’s Day
• “You should be watching these 5 disabled vloggers on YouTube” for The Daily Dot
• “A step-by-step guide to conducting a content audit” for LCN
• “Beginner’s guide to rich snippets and schema markup” for LCN
• “Freedom of movement: the world of disability dance” for Access Magazine
• “4 free tools to make keyword research a breeze” for LCN
• “How apps are changing the face of accessibility” for The Daily Dot
• “Migrating WordPress to a new host or domain in 11 simple steps” for LCN
• “I Am Disabled and People Tell Me On a Regular Basis That They Would Rather Die Than Be Like Me” for xoJane
• “A step too far: How retailers are losing disabled customers” for AOL Money
• “Vary your content marketing mix to supercharge success” for LCN
• “5 free web-browser plugins to streamline SEO” for LCN
• “Whose streets? Our streets! Mobilizing to stop violence against disabled women” in Rain & Thunder
• “Rape is not seduction” for End Victimisation and Blame
• “SEO essentials checklist: 23 steps to an optimised website” for LCN
• “Why you should always use a professional email address” for LCN
• “Light therapy: the science versus the pseudo” for Access Magazine
• “Book Review: Dimensions by Shahidah Janjua” for A Room Of Our Own
• “How to Find, Contact and Engage Industry Influencers on Social Media” for LCN.com
• “I’m on #SamaritansRadar and I wish someone had asked me first” on The Daily Dot
• “A beginner’s guide to Twitter ads” for LCN
• “What to do if Google detects malware on your website” for LCN
• “8 WordPress Plugins to Streamline your Content and Simplify your Workflow” for LCN.com
• “The Professionals: What it Takes to be a Disability Consultant” in Access Magazine
• “Disabled Students: Your Guide to Navigating and Accessing Higher Education” for Blue Badge Company
• “Ched Evans, Natasha Massey and This Morning: Who has the right to forgive, and what is being forgiven?” at End Victimisation and Blame
• “Get Maximum Social Exposure for your Real-Life Event” for LCN.com
• “Why Every Blog Should Have a Content Calendar” for LCN.com
• “Explaining Facebook’s 20% Text Rule” for LCN.com
• “Essential Smartphone Apps for Disabled People” for Blue Badge Company
• “The Beginner’s Guide to Landing Page Optimisation” for LCN.com
• “How to Optimise a Facebook Business Page for Graph Search” for LCN.com
• “Bright, Bold and Bling: Disability Products No Longer Need to be Grey!” for Blue Badge Company
• “No More Excuses! Accessible High Streets Benefit Everyone” for Blue Badge Company
• “A Beginner’s Guide to YouTube Analytics” for LCN.com
• “Top 10 Email Marketing Tips” for LCN.com
• “I ate 2,346 Calories of Chocolate in my Sleep Last Night and I Don’t Remember Any of it” in xoJane
• “What Feminist Times Means to Me” in Feminist Times
• “Most Rapists and Misogynists Aren’t Ill. Don’t Call Misogynists Mad” in Feminist Times
• “Creature Comforts: Animals as Therapy for Disabled People” in Access Magazine
• “On the Ball: Are Sporting Venues Sufficiently Accessible?” in Access Magazine
• “How to Create a Secure Password: Beat Heartbleed and Hackers in Four Easy Steps” at Constant Content
• “‘Manifestly Inadequate’: austerity and cuts are punishing and devastating” in Feminist Times, also republished at A Room Of Our Own
• “#SexIndustryWeek: Nobody’s entitled to sex, including disabled people” in Feminist Times, also republished in Feminist Current and A Room Of Our Own and translated into French
• “March of the Food Snobs” in Disability Intersections (now a book)
• “Intrusive entitlement: disabled women as public property” in Feminist Times
• “Coping with Christmas: a survival guide for when festivities are tough” at The F-Word
• “Feminist connections” at The F-Word
• “I’m not pre-pregnant. I just have a womb.” for RxISK
• “Skin Deep” in Access Magazine
• “On the Move” in Access Magazine
• “Armpits4August: Body hair, beauty myth and PCOS” at The F-Word
• “Marte Dalelv: Norwegian woman convicted after reporting rape now loses job” at The F-Word and Ending Victimisation and Blame
• “Marion Bartoli faces barrage of misogynist abuse after Wimbledon win” at The F-Word
• “A story of hate in three parts” at The F-Word
• “On allies, silencing and privilege” at The F-Word
• “Showing too much” at The F-Word
• “Why your contribution matters” at The F-Word
• “More equal than others: marriage, relationships and prejudice” at The F-Word
• “Menstruation, 1946, Disney style” at The F-Word
• “Get an imaginary job with your imaginary wheelchair and your imaginary leg” at The F-Word
• “Is the Guardian trolling us?” at The F-Word
• “Creating an enriching environment for your hamster” in Pet Focus magazine
• “5 Things to Do on a City Break in Sheffield” at Constant Content
• “Social Media Marketing for Small Business Success” at Constant Content
• “Stigma in Crisis: mental health, fear-mongering and murder” at the New Statesman, December 2012
• “The PCC Elections: Are You Ready to Vote?” at BitchBuzz
• “Mehdi Hasan & Abortion: When Left is Right” at BitchBuzz
• “Disability Hate Crime Happened to Me” at Channel 4 News
• “Bodyform and the Marketing of Periods” at BitchBuzz
• “Irritable Bowel Syndrome: Symptoms and Treatment Options Explained” at Constant Content
• “Online bullying is out of control” at The F-Word
• “Do the Paralympics Put Extra Pressure on Disabled People?” at the New Statesman
• “The Ultimate 14-Part Guide to Getting More YouTube Views” at Constant Content
• “The Top 10 Confidence Issues Faced by Internet Marketers” at Constant Content
• “Using whiteboards to stay organised: low tech, high satisfaction” at WordCount
• “Bad attitudes do not cause disability any more than good attitudes guarantee health” at the Independent Editors’ Choice Blogs
• “Policing blame: Calls for the Immediate Withdrawal of West Mercia Police’s anti-rape campaign” at The F-Word
• “Tom Martin’s Odious Opinions Know No Limits” at The F-Word
• “Make-Up tips for the morning after” at The F-Word
• “Mate Crime: Learning Disability Week” at The F-Word
• “How to Get More Followers on Twitter” at Social Media Writer
• “How to Become an Art Therapist in the UK” at Constant Content
• “How to run an accessible feminist event” at The F-Word
• “Caffeine Withdrawal Symptoms” at Constant Content
• “Freelancers: How to Get Started Without Getting Exploited” at All Freelance Writing
• “Flying the Flag for Women in Snooker: Interview with Michaela Tabb Part 2” at The F-Word
• “The First Lady of Snooker: An Interview with Michaela Tabb” at The F-Word
• “Pretending to be Poor” at The F-Word
• “How to Raise Self-Confident Daughters” at Constant Content
• “The Shy Person’s Guide to Marketing” at Constant Content
• “Period Pain: What Are the Symptoms and How to Cope” at Constant Content
• “Crafty Ways to Reuse Kids’ Old Clothes” at Constant Content
• “How to Tame a New Hamster” at Constant Content
• “Harness The Power Of Pinterest To Attract Visitors And Backlinks To Your Site” at SEO Expert For You. Also syndicated to Dig IT Mate; Triangle Local Search Solutions; Thoughts from Down Under; and Local Web Tips, SEO Resources; SEO Tips for Page 1 Rankings, Jeff Wendland, Money Making Buzz and Trend Authority
• “40 Days Spreads to the UK” at Feminists for Choice
• “Easy SEO for YouTube Videos” at Constant Content
• “If Your Teen Is on Facebook, You Should Be Too” at Constant Content
• “Optimize Pinterest’s Potential for Search Engine Success” at Constant Content
• “Planning Your Wedding with Pinterest” at Constant Content
• “Cinderella Ate My Daughters” at The F-Word
• “Dennis Waterman: “It’s not hard for a woman to make a man hit her”” at The F-Word
• “Promote Your Brand With a Pinterest Contest” at Constant Content
• “Negative Attitudes towards Disability” in the Guardian Comment is Free
• “Are you a neighbour from hell? You might be surprised” at The F-Word
• “The Dos and Don’ts of Getting Rid of a Hangover” at Constant Content
• “Facebook Fundamentals: How to Promote Your Business and Get ‘Liked’ on Facebook” at Constant Content
• “Facebook Hacks to Make Your Business Page Pop” at Constant Content
• “Is it any surprise?” at The F-Word
• “Gay Marriage is Really Very Scary” at The F-Word
• “Useful Eczema Creams for Toddlers, Infants and Kids” at Constant Content
• “How to Post Automatic Updates to Facebook” at Constant Content
• “Shocked headline as fat disabled woman has fun” at The F-Word, also republished at A Room Of Our Own
• “Find Your Next Job with LinkedIn” at Constant Content
• “How to Get a Good Night’s Sleep and Banish Insomnia From Your Life” at Constant Content
• “When is an affair not an affair?” at The F-Word
• “5 Ways to be Thoroughly Annoying on Twitter” at Constant Content
• “3 Days” at The F-Word
• “You’re Frightening Me” on Sisters of Frida and The Womankind Party
• “Privacy and prejudice” at The F-Word
• “6 Clever Ways to Create Instant Income” at Constant Content
• “Gardening on Prescription: Digging for Mental and Physical Health” at Constant Content
• “Natural Remedies for Endometriosis” at Constant Content
• “Madness Gone Politically Correct” on The Pod Delusion podcast, quoted in The Guardian
• “Silent Noise”, in Artemis: the noise & silence issue, Nottingham University Women’s Network
• “Devoted: A Feminist Analysis of Disability Fetishism”, in Rain and Thunder, a Radical Feminist Journal of Discussion and Activism #50
• “Activism as a Disabled Woman”, in Rain and Thunder, a Radical Feminist Journal of Discussion and Activism, Issue #45
• “Remembering Andrea Dworkin”, in Rain and Thunder, a Radical Feminist Journal of Discussion and Activism, Issue #27
• “Letter from the Future”, 1st place writing competition winner with GrownUpGreen.org.uk
• “Mental Health Services: Addressing the End Result Rather Than the Root Causes of Patriarchy”: Off Our Backs; Vol. 33 Issue 7/8, p54
• “New Online Support Groups for Voice-Hearers”, Perceptions Magazine
• “Welcome to my World”, a series of poems, in Prozac Prose, Sheffield
• Contributor to numerous sexual health, welfare, positive body image, eating disorder, promotional and campaigning publications distributed within the University of Sheffield Students’ Union.

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