Naomi H Grant
A resourceful and progress-driven travel, beauty, culture and lifestyle journalist. Who is dedicated to producing innovative, accurate and relevant content for a variety of consumers. With experience in both Print and digital journalism, I have developed a particular interest in travel, beauty and lifestyle.
I currently freelance at Guap Magazine under the Arts & Culture section.
Before my current role, I worked as a digital assistant for Country & Town House, which has an audience of over half a million readers through its printed magazines and supplements, newsletters, podcasts and website. I was also the Chief Layout Design Sub-editor for the award-winning Kingston University newspaper, The River Newspaper. During this time I pitched and developed content and stories for both the online and print editions. In addition to this, I also oversaw the twice-termly print editions.
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This year Southbank Centre once again presents the illustrious Unlimited, running from 7-11 September and showcasing extraordinary and innovative pieces from artists who identify as disabled. The festival features state-of-the-art commissions, bespoke one off performances and a wide range of
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Common Knowledge: The Social Enterprise That's Teaching People To Build Their Own Homes
Common Knowledge, based outside Ennistymon on Ireland’s West Coast, is a non-profit social enterprise whose mission is to equip people with the skills to achieve an inexpensive, viable and happy home. They run a number of workshops covering skills such as bricklaying, carpentry and welding.
This year the company has dedicated its energy to The Tiny Home