







NOVARA MEDIA
British Alternative Media Organisation
Novara Media (often shortened to Novara) is an independent, left-wing alternative media organisation based in the United Kingdom. Novara Media was founded in 2011 by James Butler and Aaron Bastani, who met in the same year during the protests against the increase in UK university tuition fees.
The Left’s Political Talk Show. Live every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 7pm. Hosted by #MichaelWalker, #AaronBastani, #AshSarkar and #DaliaGebrial.
Novara Media is a trading name of Thousand Hands Ltd.
Tyrone “OB Ron Tyan” Tennent-Bryan – Educator
After witnessing the rapid deterioration of Inner City London’s education system and the adverse effects of escalating costs and unfavourable government policies, it became evident that the British political elites showed no desire to enhance the current education system. Various subjects, including Geography, Economics, Craft, Technology & Design, Home Economics, Personal Development, and Global & Occidental History, were considered unsuitable for the general populace. The TTCT Director had personally experienced this exclusion during their schooling in the 1990s, and again during their experiences as a Teaching Assistant in an established Inner London Academy in 2008. This situation progressively worsened with the introduction of Discrete Teaching of these topics at that time. Consequently, the TTRT and TTCT Educational Projects were established with the goal of providing authentic knowledge of one’s self to both the African-Caribbean Heritage Students, and All other interested Students, unconditionally.
Inspiration was also taken from the examples of existing Remote and Distance Learning Provision Systems, including;
- The Open University (UK)
- University of Phoenix (US)
- Kaplan University (US)
- Stanford Online (US)
- Harvard Extension School (US)
- Southern New Hampshire University (US)
- Athabasca University (Canada)
- National University of Singapore (Singapore)
- IGNOU – Indira Gandhi National Open University (India)
- OpenLearning (Australia)
- And Other Various, Global, Rural & Remote Teaching Systems










