Kasia Delgado is a Chief Features Writer at The i Paper. She specializes in themes surrounding family and relationships, including parenting styles, single parenthood, and education, while also covering regional interest and world news. Kasia's work has been featured in MSN, The i Paper, and AOL UK.
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Kasia Delgado's articles predominantly cover family and relationship-focused themes, with topics such as parenting, education, health, relationships, and lifestyle. Her coverage indicates a strong emphasis on personal experiences and data-driven insights related to these subjects.
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By: Kasia Delgado
Nigel Bromage was a prominent member of the British far right. He knows firsthand how easily radicalisation can happen
Nigel Bromage was a 15-year-old schoolboy growing up on a Birmingham council estate in the 1980s, when some men came to his school gates and changed the course of his life.
By: Kasia Delgado
From downloading Duolingo to getting a part-time job, it's possible to boost your child's social capital without hefty fees
By: Kasia Delgado
Mid-life is often framed as a time of decline rather than opportunity. But there are ways to make it a more meaningful phase of your career, says Polly May
Nine million people aged between 50 and 66 are Neters (not employed, in training or retirement), which is 21 per cent of the age group. And it's not for lack of trying
Ruth, 57, from Kent, never struggled to get a job – until now. She worked in the tourism industry for most of her career, regularly getting promotions.
By: Kasia Delgado
Ten years ago, Boston recorded the highest majority of Leave voters. I spent the day in the inland port to see if people are happier now
By: Kasia Delgado
It's midday at the Moon Under Water pub in Boston, Lincolnshire , and locals are busy tucking into cups of tea, fry-ups and pints.
By: Kasia Delgado
Earning a six figure salary is the fantasy, isn't it? Once you hit that number, you don't suddenly become Jeff Bezos with a fleet of private jets, but you must surely feel rich.
By: Kasia Delgado
With more couples separating in later life, adult children tell how divorce has impacted them
