This has been a sad week for news & a poignant reminder after international women’s day.
After reaching out to friends, it seems we’re all feeling the same way. Everyone’s sad, empty, frustrated. The feeling is tangible. Thoughts are with Sarah Everard’s family tonight
Millions missed loved ones, thousands waved behind windows in care homes, people died without that final goodbye, that last touch from their husband or wife. All while Downing Street held parties.
How does the Prime Minister sleep at night?
Organising my entire life around my month’s free Pret subscription. I’m walking miles, need a wee constantly BUT I am drinking £15 worth of coffee a day minimum!! Rinsing the Pret system! I have permanent low level FREE nausea! This is winning!!
Everyone should read Sarah Everard's mother's statement - written with heart-breaking fury and grief. (Particularly those people who still believe that it's not dangerous for a woman to walk alone at night in London. Those tweets suck.)
Ten days of isolation, three friends and one positive Covid-19 case – what more could go wrong? Stay tuned for the daily blog updates 😷
https://t.co/7wpkEpXgNy
This IWD, I #ChooseToChallenge men to educate themselves on womxn’s safety, talk to their friends seriously & to be the change. It feels this time like the responsibility isn’t ours!
It’s a challenge that shouldn’t be a challenge – it’s something that should be second nature
This has been a sad week for news & a poignant reminder after international women’s day.
After reaching out to friends, it seems we’re all feeling the same way. Everyone’s sad, empty, frustrated. The feeling is tangible. Thoughts are with Sarah Everard’s family tonight
What happened to Sarah Everard has hit home hard for so many women because we make the calculations she did every day too. We take the longer, better-lit route, push the fear aside for the voice that says ‘don't be daft, you've every right to walk home alone at night and be safe’