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Lucinda Herbert
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About Me
Professionally trained, nationally published journalist with newsroom experience. Interested in neurodiversity, women's health and social issues. Also loves dogs and good coffee.
Featured Articles
Explore a featured selection of my writing work below.
National food strategy is 'patronising'
Michelin-star rated chef, John Noon, traded gourmet meals for serving healthy school dinners to disadvantaged kids. He thinks the new report by Henry Dimbleby is out of touch with reality
Autistic women are still being failed and stigmatized
Why women are still struggling to get a diagnosis and the help and support they need
Christmas trees in the dunes
The conservation project protecting the Fylde coast from erosion
Lies by emission
The Green Homes Grant had the potential to create new jobs and lift millions out of fuel poverty. Six months later the £1.5bn scheme was cancelled. So what happens next?
Unemployed and over 50 - what are my options?
Getting made redundant is hard at any age, but especially for over-50s. Here's a few things that can help you to bounce back.
How to break the sleepless lockdown cycle
If you're finding it harder to drift into a restful night's kip, you're not alone. 60% of women and 40% of men have lost sleep during the pandemic. Sleep expert, Lee Chambers, shares his tips to break the cycle.
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How to revive your home on a budget
A pleasant living space can make a huge difference to your wellbeing, but it needn't leave a dint in your bank balance.
Net losses
When physical shops and services close during a pandemic, it becomes clearer than ever that internet access is vital. So what happens to the nine million people living in digital poverty?
