By Charles Stylianou A filmmaker from Scotland and recent graduate from the University of Salford, Jay Alexander-Ali stated that it is extremely difficult to secure a job within the film industry, by […]
A Young Producer’s Attempts to Work in Film
50,000 TikTok followers for Newport Musician
50,000 TikTok followers for Newport Musician
Cardiff Met set to be home to new British Wheelchair Basketball’s Women’s Premier League franchise
Cardiff Metropolitan University is set to be home to a new franchise in the British Wheelchair Basketball Women’s Premier League.
National Lottery rules change tomorrow rising the minimum age for sales
The legal age to play The National Lottery changes tomorrow, rising from over 16 to over 18 for online and in-person related sales. This is due to the review of the by the Government to tackle young gambling addictions.
Coronavirus vaccines “perfectly fine” to have during Ramadan
Doctors have moved to reassure the Muslim community that having a Coronavirus vaccine is safe and permissible during the holy month of Ramadan.
South Wales woman launches book to raise autism awareness from a young age
A woman from Barry has self-published a children’s book with the aim of raising autism awareness among primary school children in Wales
Cardiff Residents Angry Over Delayed Bin Collections
Residents in Cardiff have been left angered over the recent delays to their waste collection
after a new system has been introduced.
Eco-friendly sculpture lands outside Cardiff Castle
A sculpture of a Welsh bird landed outside Cardiff Castle yesterday as RSPB Cymru call for the Welsh Government to ensure a greener future for Wales.
COVID: Campsite in need of new toilets to allow Scouts to return
A campsite in Peterson Super-Ely, is looking to raise money to replace their old toilet facilities with a new sustainable toilet block. Scout groups across the UK are starting to return for in person meetings for the first time this year, but many have had to adapt their facilities to pass new coronavirus restrictions. The new toilet block would allow thousands of scouts to return for face-to-face sessions.
Author thrilled as Cardiff’s libraries reopen to browsers for the first time in over a year
Members of Cardiff libraries can book a slot to browse bookshelves for the first time since their closures at the start of the Coronavirus pandemic. The reopening of Cardiff Council’s recovery of community services since their closures over a year ago.
Local council wants active travel to become most ‘normal’ form of transport
One of the positive effects that has come from lockdown and working from home is the improvement of our air quality, which is something the Welsh Government want to continue by encouraging local councils, like the Vale of Glamorgan to promote active travel.
Covid: Nail Tech tells of lockdown struggles ahead of beauty salons re-opening
With beauty salons expected to re-open on April 12, our reporter Natalie Earley spoke to Aimie Wheatley, owner of Aimie Vee Beauty Studio in Barry, about how the pandemic…
Lockdown Scouting: How meetings have gone virtual
Outdoor activities that we all enjoyed as children have been affected drastically over the last 12 months. Scout, cub and beaver meetings across the UK have had to adapt to continue their […]
18-year-old releases own song during lockdown
18-year-old Ruby Kelly from Newport has written and produced her own single called Sublime. During the first national lockdown, the teenager expressed her feelings through music, and put together a positive personal […]
Recycling: What can you do to help Wales top the global rankings?
Just how much are you recycling at home? Can you help Wales become the best recycler in the world? Jordan Howell’s report just may give you some ideas of how you can…
Film students shoot for success despite pandemic
Film students push for film success despite pandemic. Conwy 6 is set around 30 years in the future towards the end of a small violent civil war between England and Wales over independence.
Lockdown anniversary: Cardiff remembers those lost to virus
Iconic buildings across Cardiff were illuminated yellow last night during the National Day of Reflection to commemorate Covid-19 victims on the anniversary of the first coronavirus lockdown in the UK.
Help for Cardiff wildlife
Words and images by Meg Ellis Severn Wildlife Rescue are a team of volunteers who dedicate their time to preserving our wildlife. They have branches in Bristol, Avon and Cardiff and work […]
#wemakeevents Cardiff
Words and Images by Aarthy Balaganesh On March 16, 2020, the UK Government called for drastic action to halt the spread of coronavirus and advised public buildings, including theatres and live music […]
Another night of peaceful #reclaimthesestreets protest
Images by Tom Davies and Hashim Al- Hashmi Crowds gathered for another night of protesting outside of Cardiff Bay police station last night. Several issues are appearing to be protested including an […]
USW SU Election: Students urged to cast their votes
Voting is underway in the USW Students’ Union elections. With six positions up for grabs, candidates are hoping for a higher voter numbers, as recent years topped at just over four percent […]
Office Space: the realities of working remotely during a pandemic
Words by Emily Price. Images by Kira Butters using the virtual photography app https://theshutter.app From vaccinations in an eerie pub to admin in the bath, people are working from the most extraordinary places. It’s […]
Defiant #reclaimthesestreets protest, Cardiff
Nationwide protests are taking place across the UK in response to the recent news on Sarah Everard, with organisers being threatened with heavy fines and bans from police.
Mother’s Day Mural: Celebrating Professor Alka Surajprakash Ahuja
Words and images by Natalie Ball Graffiti Life creating a large Mural on the side of Sully’s Cafe on Quay Street in Cardiff Town Centre in honour of Professor Alka Surajprakash Ahuja […]
Myfanwy the Unicorn: Spreading love in a time of need
Words and images by Caitlin Bolt Spotting this pink unicorn is becoming a right of passage around Cardiff. The inflatable creature named Myfanwy has a Facebook page bringing the city of Cardiff […]
“I don’t want to be whistled at like a dog:” Students raise awareness of street harassment in Cardiff
Words and pictures by Tom Davies Two students in Cardiff have decided to take a stand against ‘catcalling’ and street harassment against women. Midwifery students Sarah Farrence and Grace Packham from Cardiff […]
For the love of vinyl
Words and images by Dali Poulsom for underthemoon. Despite streaming services like Spotify, Apple Music and Deezer offering a huge variety of music at your fingertips, the sale of vinyl records has […]
Student runs 75miles for grief charity
By Steffan Clifton Third year BA Film student at USW, Cameron James, will be running 75 miles in a month for Grief Encounter, a charity which supports children and young adults dealing […]
Podlediad newydd y Preseli’n cynorthwyo ac annog disgyblion i ddefnyddio a gwella’u Cymraeg yn ystod y cyfnod clo
Gyda phryderon yn codi o amgylch gallu ieithyddol y disgyblion wrth ddychwelyd i’r ysgol, mae staff a disgyblion Ysgol y Preseli wedi gobeithio cynnig arweiniad cadarnhaol wedi iddynt sefydlu podeldiad newydd sbon, Podlediad y Preseli.
50 years on since that memorable win for the Bluebirds | Cardiff City 1 – 0 Real Madrid |
Today marks the 50th anniversary of Cardiff City’s remarkable 1-0 win against Real Madrid at Ninian Park in the European Cup Winners’ Cup.
Gaming: Live stream raises money to fight loneliness during lockdown.
An aspiring video game streamer raised £137, during a 20 hour charity Twitch stream, to raise money for fighting loneliness.
Higher education: Could the pandemic change views on the university route?
Former psychology student, Lewis Meadows, decided to leave university just as the pandemic began last March when online learning became the normal for most.
From redundancy to running a business
A woman made redundant during the first covid lockdown called it a ‘blessing in disguise’ as it allowed her to kickstart her own business baking cakes, stating it was ‘perfect timing’.
Lockdown Music: The two students from Barry making the most of lockdown
Friends, Dylan Hooper 16 (left), and Kyle Bellamy, 15 (right), are students at Whitmore High School in Barry, who share a mutual passion for music and songwriting.
Behind Closed Doors: Why the pandemic hasn’t changed life much for those with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome/Myalgic encephalomyelitis (CFS/ME) is a long-term illness that is often triggered by infections, problems with the immune system or mental health problems such as stress and trauma. It tends to be more common in women, with 70% of sufferers in Wales being female. But it is a misunderstood condition, and not easily diagnosable. It’s not until after numerous blood tests and having other conditions ruled out by a doctor that it may be finally diagnosed, as there are no specific tests that can be done to identify it.
The Silent Owl by Glen Williams | Author Interview
Former national newspaper journalist and television executive Glen Williams talks about his new novel, The Silent Owl.
Book Review: When We Were Warriors
When We Were Warriors is a story of resilience and hope in the midst of World War II.
A midwinter disaster in the form of a huge meteorite strike destroys the forest and tumbles Renn, Torak and Wolf into a desolate world.
FEATURE: Exploring Cardiff’s new cycle superhighways
The Covid-19 pandemic has seen an increase in cyclists across Cardiff. In an effort to maintain the amount of new riders on the capital’s roads, the council has invested in new Cycle Superhighways. The new routes will allow for continuous cycle paths throughout the city, allowing an environmentally friendly connection between Cardiff’s communities and its’ major destinations.
Caerphilly Borough Mind raise awareness for Mental Health Awareness Week
Today marks the start of Mental Health Awareness Week 2021 (10th-16th May). Started by The Mental Health Foundation 21 years ago, it is an annual event to get more people talking about mental health….
Downright discrimination: Abortion case heads to high court.
A date has been set for the country’s abortion laws to be reviewed at the High Court. Campaigners, Heidi Crowter and Maire Lea Wilson, are challenging the government over current abortion laws […]
Pubs Reopening: Over 25 policy introduced to combat anti-social behaviour
One pub in Llantwit Fardre has enforced an over 25 policy because of antisocial behaviour from younger customers. Pub and restaurants reopened at the end of April in Wales allowing younger people […]
A small Welsh village football club has their season disrupted by lockdown
By Willow Shah-Neville The Secretary of Sully Sports FC, a small village football club in Wales, said coronavirus has ‘disrupted everything’ over the course of their season and explained how it has […]
How has student’s mental health suffered through the pandemic?
Ffion Harris Mental health in students is a topic that has recently been acknowledged as a big problem. Statistics show that around one in four students suffer from mental health problems. Many […]
Why hasn’t Wales elected a black, Asian, or ethnic minority woman into the Senedd?
-Manasa Raghavendran Despite having one of the highest Asian and Black communities in the United Kingdom, Wales has not elected a single Black, Asian or ethnic minority woman into the Senedd. […]
