Today the annual Field of Remembrance opened in Cardiff Castle to honor all those who lost their lives during the war whilst fighting for our armed forces. This is done in many […]
Field of Remembrance now open at Cardiff Castle
By Drew Sitton The opening ceremony for the “Field of Remembrance” was held today at Cardiff Castle. Around 200 people showed up to pay their respects including; members of Senedd, military servers, […]
Field of Remembrance opened at Cardiff Castle
Thursday marked the opening of the 2022 Cardiff Field of Remembrance, paying tribute to those who made the ultimate sacrifice during World War One and Two. The yearly event is back at […]
Cardiff Castle Remembers
This morning Cardiff Castle opened its gates to usher in another year of remembrance. The proceedings started at 10:30, with the brigadier band leading the procession. Reverend Canon Stewart Lisk, the Honary […]
The Field of Remembrance opens at Cardiff Castle
The field of remembrance at Cardiff Castle officially opened today and is a chance for people to pay their respects to those who lost their lives in the war. Th event is […]
The opening of The Fields of Remembrance
Today many people braved the rain to gather inside Cardiff Castle, to mark the opening of the Fields of Remembrance. The field which has been set up to commemorate Remembrance Sunday and […]
Garden of remembrance opens at Cardiff Castle
The annual garden of remembrance was opened earlier today with a moving ceremony inside the walls of Cardiff Castle. First Minister of Wales, Mark Drakeford, was one of the many to pay […]
Field of Remembrance opens at Cardiff Castle
The Field of Remembrance has opened at Cardiff Castle. The opening event took place in the heart of the city centre where people paid their respects to those who lost their lives […]
What would Marx say?
By Jorja Kyei Cardiff University’s Marxist Society were raising awareness at their weekly street stall by the Woodville today. The stall is one of many that the society have set up in […]
The 1975 ‘Being Funny in a Foreign Language’ Review
By Ashley Jones On The 1975’s fifth album ‘Being Funny in a Foreign Language’, the admired band aims to analysepostmodern political and cultural environments from an empathetic and understanding standpoint as opposed […]