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Passionate about storytelling, I trained as a journalist in 2020 after being awarded a full bursary by the National Council for the Training of Journalists (NCTJ). I’ve since moved into the health insurance industry, and will be doing a MA in Law.
A keen documentary photographer and feature writer, my work appeared online and in print. I covered stories on lonely deaths and compassionate strangers, a Liverpool whaler who explored the Arctic, the poetry of the River Don, rare toads in Manchester Museum, the ordeal of a wrongly-accused postmistress caught up in the Post Office Horizon Scandal, and the lost pubs of Sheffield’s East End. I still write in a personal and freelance capacity occasionally. If you’d like to to commission me, use the form below.
Outside of work, I’m an intercountry adoptee from Cambodia on a mission to find my birth family. My adoption story involves the legacy of the Khmer Rouge, a box of newspaper clippings, and an orphanage (in case I wasn’t interesting enough already.) If you can help with the above, I would also love to hear from you.