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Isabel Hardman
15 books53 followersIsabel Hardman is a political journalist and the assistant editor of The Spectator. In 2015, she was named Journalist of the Year at the Political Studies Association's annual awards.
She is the daughter of Michael Hardman, the first chairman and one of the four founders of the Campaign for Real Ale. She attended St Catherine's School, Bramley, and Godalming College, before graduating from the University of Exeter with a first class degree in English Literature in 2007. While at university, Hardman worked as a freelance journalist for The Observer. She completed a National Council for the Training of Journalists course at Highbury College in 2009.
Hardman began her career in journalism as a senior reporter for Inside Housing magazine. She then became assistant news editor at PoliticsHome. In September 2014, GQ magazine named her as one of their 100 most connected women in Britain, and in December 2015, she was named "Journalist of the Year" at the Political Studies Association's annual awards. She is currently the assistant editor of The Spectator, and writes a weekly column for The Daily Telegraph.
She appears on television programmes such as Question Time, This Week, The Andrew Marr Show and Have I Got News for You, and is a presenter of the BBC Radio 4 programme Week in Westminster.
She hosts The Spectator Podcast.
She is the daughter of Michael Hardman, the first chairman and one of the four founders of the Campaign for Real Ale. She attended St Catherine's School, Bramley, and Godalming College, before graduating from the University of Exeter with a first class degree in English Literature in 2007. While at university, Hardman worked as a freelance journalist for The Observer. She completed a National Council for the Training of Journalists course at Highbury College in 2009.
Hardman began her career in journalism as a senior reporter for Inside Housing magazine. She then became assistant news editor at PoliticsHome. In September 2014, GQ magazine named her as one of their 100 most connected women in Britain, and in December 2015, she was named "Journalist of the Year" at the Political Studies Association's annual awards. She is currently the assistant editor of The Spectator, and writes a weekly column for The Daily Telegraph.
She appears on television programmes such as Question Time, This Week, The Andrew Marr Show and Have I Got News for You, and is a presenter of the BBC Radio 4 programme Week in Westminster.
She hosts The Spectator Podcast.
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November 7, 2021
I loved this book. Heartfelt, no punches pulled, yet no sympathy requested either overtly or subtly. Practical, lived experience of how the author has used the natural world to help with her mental wellbeing - a brilliant guide for anyone looking for something to actively utilise in their own pursuit of equanimity.
Read it. Gift it to loved ones (I have). You won't be disappointed.
Read it. Gift it to loved ones (I have). You won't be disappointed.
May 9, 2024
It was interesting and a good introduction to themes around nature and health and wellbeing. It brushed over some important themes around access to nature and influencing factors such as class and race etc. Although this is a big topic so wouldn’t have expected to go into detail here. Just would have been nice if this was highlighted more throughout!
July 3, 2022
Loved this book, it has so many practical ideas in it to try
October 18, 2024
An inspiring read - full of ideas & facts
I enjoyed the no nonsense writing style and honesty
I enjoyed the no nonsense writing style and honesty
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