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Richard Ainslie

Forum Pret A Manger To Close and Relocate

by Richard Ainslie

The branch of Pret a Manger currently in forum is to close and be moved to the foyer of Holland Hall. The move comes after a group of Holland students petitioned the university, saying that the majority of their customers already lived in Holland anyway, and that they were getting tired of having to walk […]

In Conversation With: Cosmo Sheldrake

by Richard Ainslie

Cosmo Sheldrake is a British multi-instrumentalist, composer and music producer. I sat down with him to discuss his life in lockdown, improvisation, his propensity for nonsense, and his fascination with birdsong. His latest album is Wake Up Calls, an album of songs made from the calls of endangered British birds. Richard: Hi Cosmo, thanks very […]

Weaving Your Way Through Lockdown

by Richard Ainslie

Deputy Editor, Richard Ainslie discusses his creative lockdown. Basket weaving is his latest pursuit.

Tales From Lockdown

by Richard Ainslie

Richard Ainslie describes his own experience with lockdown and the unique problems it has presented his family

Going Underground: Flatlands

by Richard Ainslie

Deputy Print Editor Richard Ainsley recommends a listen to student band Flatlands.

Students concerned about upcoming year abroad placements

by Maddie Baker and Richard Ainslie

Year abroad students have spoken to Online Editor, Maddie Baker, and Deputy Editor, Richard Ainslie, about how COVID-19 has changed their plans abroad.

Album Review: Mac Miller – Circles

by Richard Ainslie

Print Music Editor Richard Ainslie reviews Mac Miller’s posthumous album following its release

Top Ten Albums of the Decade

by Music, Jonathan Chern, Bryony Gooch, Stephen Ong, Richard Ainslie, Megan Frost, Bob Waters, Tom Bosher, Bridie Adams and Ria Kalsi

Exeposé Music Writers discuss their top ten albums of the decade

Live Review: Loyle Carner @ Exeter Great Hall

by Richard Ainslie

Print Music Editor reviews Loyle Carner at Exeter Great Hall

An Interview with Mark Kermode

by Richard Ainslie

Richard Ainslie interviews Mark Kermode on his music with The Dodge Brothers

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