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Kay Holmes
Kay Holmes is a writer and journalist. She lives in London
November 2018
Don’t be scared to challenge antisocial phone users – they’re people too
Kay Holmes
A gentle reminder is much more human than angrily putting up with it, says freelance journalist Kay Holmes
July 2018
Saying goodbye to your child’s primary school? You’re going to miss it
Kay Holmes
The little girl who once hugged me at the gates has moved on, says freelance writer Kay Holmes
January 2018
Why was I forced to spray paint over a Nazi slogan on a London bus stop?
Kay Holmes
When the authorities failed to react quickly to the antisemitic graffiti, I took things in to my own hands, says Kay Holmes
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