The Chelsea Citizen

La Famiglia, a Chelsea restaurant that has been on Langton Street for 51 years, is facing possible restrictions following noise complaints from a neighbouring resident.

The council has recommended a 9pm garden closure, which the restaurant argues could threaten its future by preventing a second dinner sitting. More than 247 people have written in support of the restaurant ahead of a public hearing where three councillors will decide its fate.

I filmed and edited for The Chelsea Citizen.

How Toxic Shock Syndrome changed one Londoner's life

Toxic Shock Syndrome (TSS) is a rare but life-threatening condition, often associated with tampon usage. Londoner Shivani’s last memory is inserting a tampon and waking up almost five days later in the hospital.

She had almost died when she contracted TSS, and it developed into sepsis. I spoke to her about her experience and the lasting effects of her ordeal.

This video was made to pair with my article about the story, which you can find below.

Freelance Brand Experience

I have been freelancing for companies like BLD BRO, Pitch Ninjas, and the Gift of the Gab with Gab podcast, producing, filming and editing content depending on the requirements. 

20MPH London is causing divide

Over half of London roads are now 20MPH, and two thirds of London boroughs have it in their policy to implement these speed limits. 

But what do the people who know London roads the most really think? I spoke to two London taxi drivers, a London driver, and a representative from the organisation Twenty's Plenty about their thoughts on these limits.

This piece was posted on both Instagram and Tiktok, and received many comments debating this topic.

What happens to abandoned trollies?

Have you ever wondered what happens to those abandoned trolleys you see on the side of roads, car parks, even in ditches?

I investigated into this phenomenon, looking into whose responsibility it is, how the general public can report it, and what research has been done into these abandoned trolleys.

20MPH London is causing divide

Over half of London roads are now 20MPH, and two thirds of London boroughs have it in their policy to implement these speed limits.

But what do the people who know London roads the most really think? I spoke to two London taxi drivers, a London driver, and a representative from the organisation Twenty's Plenty about their thoughts on these limits.

This piece was posted on both Instagram and Tiktok, and received many comments debating this topic.

London's First Ever Welsh Cafe

Bara (meaning bread in Welsh) has just opened in Peckham and has been selling out daily. But what even is Welsh cuisine?

I went along to chat to the owners, and had a taste test of all their best-sellers: Crab Rarebit, the Swansea Breakfast, the Caerphilly Cheesesteak, Ragu on Toast, and a slice of Bara Brith.

I also asked several Welsh chefs what it is about Welsh food that has kept people coming back to this small establishment.

All captions were done in both English and Welsh.

"Still Keeping the Faith: Old Records, New Feet"

Northern Soul has a rich history rooted in all-night dance halls, rare records and a passionate community. But as the scene evolves, what does its future look like? In Still Keeping The Faith: Old Records, New Shoes, I explore the past, present and future of Northern Soul, speaking to DJs, dancers and collectors across generations about the music and culture that continues to bring people together.

Made with Holly Jo Fitzpatrick, the 15-minute documentary follows the scene from its early days at legendary venues to its revival among a new generation of dancers. The film has received over 49,000 YouTube views and more than 400 engagements, highlighting the enduring appeal of a subculture that continues to thrive decades after its beginnings.

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