By Kate Bryony An independent market in Canton has been vandalised, leaving retailers upset and frustrated. Corp Market in Canton had its windows and one of its doors smashed on Thursday the […]
Bristol allotment helps community with their mental health struggles
By Holly Briant An allotment project manager kept their volunteering programs open through lockdown for those who struggled with their mental health. Sol Harmsworth ,41, manager of the Heart of BS13, needed […]
Women of Protest
By Tom Davies Protesting is political and social; it is an outlet for those whose voices are unheard and provides a safe platform for education. For most people though, protesting provides a […]
Extinction Rebellion hang banners from the A48 footbridge
Extinction Rebellion (XR) campaingers hang a banner from the A48 footbridge.
Netflix ‘After Life’ Series donates benches to Welsh Parks
Netflix ‘After Life’ Series donates benches to Welsh Parks
Ovo bikes returns to Cardiff
Bike scheme is back in Cardiff after a two-month break
Bird Spotting
Words and pictures by Megan Ellis Bird watching was something I never really thought I would be interested in. Hours sitting in one place watching and waiting for something to fly by […]
Libertino Showcase with Gruff Owen at the University of South Wales
Words Gareth Rees The University of South Wales hosted an event in the Atrium Cardiff Campus on the 10th of November 2021. It was a showcase with award winning record label Libertino to […]
Sŵn shines brighter than ever
by Gareth Rees The iconic Sŵn festival made a welcome return to Cardiff this year and it was legendary. The festival spanned three days, from Friday the 15th of October to Sunday […]
Elvis (festival) isn’t dead
by Kate Bryony Elvis is feeling the burning love in Porthcawl today as 1000s flock to celebrate the King of Rock and Roll.Shows and tributes dedicated to the King are at the […]