by Darren Hann What happens when you take a handful of budding media students from the University of South Wales and ask them to produce a radio show discussing topics close to […]
by Bryony Sier As Christmas approaches, the annual market arrives in true festive fashion, making its mark on Cardiff for the 31st year. It welcomes new sellers and also sees the return of […]
by Amelia Adlam A shop which sells a curated collection of clothes donated to charity has opened in Cardiff. Charity Super.mkt is a pop up, filled with pre-loved items from an array […]
by Gareth Evans Immersed! TV is up and running for its seventh edition, with six bands having already recorded performances for broadcast. The Immersed Festival is an annual event organised by students […]
By Alex Gatehouse “Everybody thinks Barry Island is about Gavin and Stacey. They forget what the foundation is,” says Marco Zeraschi, who owns the cafe on the prom, made famous by the […]
It’s World Book Day, an occasion aimed at promoting reading for pleasure. The theme for 2024 is “Read Your Way”, recognising that different people enjoy books in different ways. These people in […]
From Aleppo peppers to za’atar, City Road has the A-Z of international cuisine, all on one street. City Road is known for its importance within the migrant communities in Cardiff. It is […]
A photography exhibition in the Senedd aims to provide an insight into end of life care. The film above is part of the What Matters Most? display and explores how end of […]
Words by Katherine Witts Duolingo will channel their resources into more popular courses such as Spanish, French, and German. The company announced on October 24th that they will be ‘pausing’ updated content […]
Words by Aarthy Balaganesh There has been a noticeable increase in suicide rates amongst young men and members of the LGBTQ+ community. According to Dr. Saswinder Kaur, a Consulting Psychiatrist based in […]
