If you’re as obsessed with the Observer exposé of The Salt Path as I am, have a listen to this episode of Material Girls where they discuss life writing. “Your favourite memoir? It’s full of shit, you guys, ok? That didn’t fucking happen!” podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/w...

Male smooth newt showing off his moves to a female in my parents’ garden pond

I’m on @bbclondonnews.bsky.social talking about the 4000 litres of diesel that were spilled into the Wandle on Tuesday, and what this means for the local environment and the people who love this precious chalk stream

I can’t smash out a new textile artwork about the diesel spill in the Wandle so I just did this as a placeholder

I’m just absolutely devastated about this. The local community has spent decades restoring the Wandle from a “dead” river to a beautiful ecosystem. Thames Water dump raw sewage in it all the time and now this www.standard.co.uk/news/london/...

If H&M CEO wants to raise the bar, he can start by raising WAGES. By delivering on that living wage for garment workers pledge for example! www.reuters.com/business/ret...

Wandering the Wandle near its source in Croydon (the aptly named Wandle Park) and comparing the river with the “pollution portraits” based on nitrate tests I did back in September

‘Almost zero confidence in the integrity of your supply chains’ - senior lawyer with clothing retailer Shein accused of ‘wilful ignorance’ as she faced MPs’ questions on sourcing of cotton from Xinjiang and workers’ rights www.lawgazette.co.uk/news/counsel...

​Fashion is so good at showing what a f*cked up system capitalism is. At 09:06:02 AM this morning the CEO of Amazon Andy Jassy had already made the annual salary of a Bangladeshi garment worker. 10 minutes later, Zara’s Oscar García Maceiras had done the same. Source: @labourlabel.bsky.social

In 2025 I want to explore London’s BIG wild spaces, and try the hikes that connect our green spaces. Many Londoners might feel like they need to spend time and money on a big excursion to experience nature, and I want to show that’s just not true. So today I started with the classic: Richmond Park

The same landscapes that benefit bats also reduce flood risk, drought risk & recharge aquifers. Unless they want all these new builds inundated with flood water & residents with nothing to drink, maybe it's time to think about protecting wetlands, floodplains & rivers #givenewtsachance

This is what I’m aspiring to! I haven’t shopped on the high street since 2017 and the clothing I had from that time is coming to the end of its lifespan. I’m currently obsessed with loud 80s blouses and I have maybe half a dozen pieces of “recognisable” clothing so good luck algorithm!

I’m here! Probably posting about clothing repair, water pollution, my beloved River Wandle, urban flora, fauna and funga, and the weird art I make!