Tea plantation workers in South India
Nerve contributor Lisa Worth, who is visiting India, has written an article about tea plantation workers in South India.
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Dylan Thomas and Laugharne
Nerve contributor Lisa Worth has written a feature on Dylan Thomas and Laugharne.
Stop The Coup
Nerve contributor Lisa Worth has written a feature about the ‘Stop The Coup’ protest which took place on Saturday 31 August.
My time in Sarajevo
Nerve contributor Lisa Worth has written a feature about Sarajevo, the capital of Bosnia, in which she puts forward the view that the city’s narrative is as rich and fascinating as it can be bleak. Sarajevo, the capital of Bosnia – Herzogovina, is an enigma. Mosques, synagogues and churches vie for position on the horizon, in a city where temperatures can hit plus 30, and plummet to minus 30. It
Discrimination continues against the trans community
Lisa Worth discusses the stigma that the trans community often face.
Liverpool Football Club Homecoming
This weekend Liverpool Football Club fans painted the town red as they welcomed home the triumphant squad that beat Tottenham in the final of the Champions League Cup.
Freedom Fields
Lisa Worth reviews the documentary film Freedom Fields which follows a football mad group of Libyan women who are determined to play, not just watch.
Gaia at Liverpool Anglican Cathedral
Lisa Worth visits Gaia, a huge seven-metre replica of the earth, on display at the Liverpool Anglican Cathedral until Sunday 23rd June.
Gay inclusion or the lack of it
Gay inclusion has come a long way, but as this young man’s journey shows, there’s still work to be done.
Save Bixteth Street Gardens!
Local residents of Old Hall Street were shocked and distressed yesterday to find that work on Bixteth Street Gardens has already begun.
Bixteth Gardens Campaign Group Fight On!
Campaigners were dealt a blow on Tuesday when Liverpool City Council’s Planning Committee voted to demolish a much loved community space in the business district.
“We Love Bixteth Gardens!”
A video produced by Lisa Worth interviewing local residents about the importance of Bixteth Gardens in Liverpool.
The Knife Angel
Feature by Lisa Worth on the sculpture ‘The Knife Angel’, created by artist Alfie Bradley to draw attention to the impact of knife crime.
Save Bixteth Gardens
Lisa Worth writes about the threat to Bixteth Gardens, one of only two green spaces in the commercial district of Liverpool city centre.
A Little City Centre Haven
A feature on Bixteth Gardens and its therapeutic values by Nerve contributor Lisa Worth.
The Mangrove Forests in Abu Dhabi
Lisa Worth writes about the threats to Abu Dhabi’s mangrove forests, one of the largest in the world, from sedimentation, pollution and human impact.
The battle against the Mafia in Sicily
Feature by Lisa Worth about the ongoing battle against the Mafia in Sicily who have controlled the Mediterranean island for over a hundred years.
Weekend of the Giants
Lisa Worth writes about the visit to Liverpool of The Royal de Luxe Giants which were seen by over a million people.
People’s Vote March
Lisa Worth writes about the People’s Vote March, which took place in Liverpool on Sunday 23rd September.
Divorce in Middle-aged Women
Lisa Worth from Nerve has written an article on the rise in divorce in middle-aged women and the issues they face.
Interview with Eddie Marnell about the Cammell Lairds Strike in 1984
Feature by Lisa Worth on the strike at Cammell Lairds in 1984, in which she interviews Eddie Marnell, a shop steward at that time, who is still campaigning for justice.
25th anniversary of IRA bombing in Warrington
Feature by Nerve writer Lisa Worth on the Warrington bomb commemorations including a charity fashion show raising funds for the Tim Parry and Johnathan Ball Peace Foundation.
Slaves of Fashion
Lisa Worth reviews the exhibition by the Singh Twins, Slaves of Fashion, on at the Walker Art Gallery until 20th May.
Syrian demonstration for Ghouta
Nerve feature writer Lisa Worth attended the peaceful demonstration in Liverpool for Ghouta, organised by the ‘Syrian Community In Liverpool.’
Abdullah Quilliam Mosque
Lisa Worth writes about the oldest mosque in the UK, which is based in Brougham Terrace, Kensington, Liverpool.
MAD on Hope Street!
Lisa Worth describes the work of MAD, the Merseyside Academy of Drama based on Hope Street, since it was formed in 2009.
Women’s Centre on Bold Street
Lisa Worth writes about the Women’s Centre, WHISC, based on Bold Street, that supports those in need and is using Zumba to help women with mental health issues.