When I tell people I have rats I almost always have to clarify that I mean the pet kind, not the pest kind. And a look of disgust is still usually followed, […]
RATS ARE PE$TS
Meet Wales’ first Rastafarian beekeeper!
By Maidah Khan Phillip Henry is the co-founder of The Honeycomb Cooperative (THC), an organisation of Pan-African Welsh Apiarists. Phillip was helping a friend through the grief of losing his farm when […]
Over 120 years of Roath Park: Changed but still the same
Roath Park has been enjoyed by generation after generation. Although its undergone many changes over the years, much of its iconic features remain the same today. Not only is it the same […]
For the Love of Plants! A Succulent Story
How one businesswoman has grown her business from the roots, up! By Danni Graham Tucked away in a corner of the Boneyard, Canton, lies a little plant nursery that at first glance, […]
Don’t Fear The Reaper! Join Him For A Bite!
Reaper Cardiff have set their roots in Canton as Wales’ first hot sauce bar opens it’s doors. By Danni Graham What began as a couple of young men with a love for […]
After The Chocolate, The Bunny Is Next To Go
4 out of 5 rabbits bought for Easter end up being dumped at shelters, abandoned in the wild or suffer an untimely death due to poor treatment and a lack of proper […]
Poop like a champion 
If pooping and farting are natural body functions, then why be embarrassed about it:)
Always late but worth the wait: “ADHD is my superpower”
This year The Independent reported that hundreds of thousands more women tested themselves for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). ADHD is a condition that is estimated to affect 1 in 20 adults, […]
Murder in the Name of “HONOUR”
By Farheen Farooq A woman can be targeted for murder for a variety of reasons, including refusing to enter into an arranged marriage or seeking a divorce or separation, possibly from an […]
GHAG; An Anti-Feminist Pashtun Tradition
Break the Bias by awareness rising on evil tradition of Ghag on this International Women’s Day By Yusra Waheed The Patriarchal and ancient custom of “Ghag” is still haunting the Pakhtun women […]