Ethical and Independent Journalism… Journalism for immigrants
Saturday, October 24, 2026
The virtues of train travel when compared to flying are now obvious and they were recalled last year in a book review about train travel in Europe. Sean Sheehan New routes are being announced or planned and travellers need to watch the news to keep up to date; […]
andA double bill of documentaries exploring the relationship between culture and politics will be screened Alborada Films this Thursday 19 January in East London. The evening will start at 6 p.m. with the UK premiere of “The people’s Train of culture” (El tren popular de la Cultura), Carolina Espinoza’s […]
“This golden mile”, a photobook by Kavi Pujara, began life when Pujara started to photograph a neighbourhood around Leicester’s Golden Mile. Sean Sheehan He had spent the previous three decades living in London but Leicester was his hometown and it was time to make a journey that would […]
Syria has been in a state of war for ten years and President Bashar-al Assad is still in charge of the country. The increasing evidence of his military victory has come at a devastating price: over 400,000 Syrians killed and a refugee crisis named by the UN as the largest […]
Exhibitions like the one currently on show at The Photographers Gallery in London are becoming precious at a time when art photography is increasingly devoted to personal projects of meagre public interest or so concept-driven as to risk disappearing up its own fundament. Sean Sheehan Chris Killip, in […]
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