August in Doncaster is Pride month, and while the actual Pride event sadly couldn’t take place this month, we wanted to celebrate anyway! We’ve written about Doncaster Pride in the past (read our previous blog posts here), and this year we reached out to local Drag Artist Bipolar Abdul to ask what Pride means to …
The Jazz Café opened its doors, on Printing Office Street, during a pandemic that has seen Doncaster’s town centre slow from a usually vibrant noisy bustle to a more subdued volume. Ross, who is one half of the daring duo behind the counter said: ‘The high street is still very quiet and still very slow. …
Understanding White Privilege in a Town With No Privileges. by Olivia Jones Doncaster, like many other towns in the north of England, is a predominantly white working class area. It is a town where people suffered in the Thatcher era and due to the continued false promises from the government, was lost in the fray …
The internet has now become an extremely saturated market – everyone has now moved online (yes, even more than before) whether that be to tell Facebook you’ve figured out how to do origami or to upload a picture of your lunch to Instagram, we’re online more than ever before. But that online presence becomes a …
Why did you become a film maker? I became a filmmaker – or video journalist as I prefer to say – partly by chance. As a young person trying to get into journalism, I was mainly writing. It was the early days when newspapers and magazines started experimenting with making videos, and I picked up …