This issue highlights a universal credit system failing its claimants in South Wales. Plus an interview with Aoife Doherty about her new sustainable stationery business
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With the universal credit uplift introduced in April 2020 now removed, many South Wales residents say they face a long, harsh winter
A month after its grand opening, Canton's beloved market has become home to several sustainable independent businesses
Queer Emporium’s inaugural charity fundraiser has been rescheduled for the 26 February 2022, in line with the end of LGBTQ+ history month
Aoife Doherty entered the turbulent 2020 job market after graduating, deciding that was the moment to shape her own future
NQ64 is proving to be a hit with all ages, revealing how when four hunting ghosts capture a yellow pie-shaped character, the urge to play again remains fierce
The Lonely Hearts fundraiser is back in December, say the organisers, to raise awareness of cardiac arrest conditions and fund kits which can help save lives
Size of Wales charity will supply research to assist change in government procurement policy in an effort to end deforestation, ahead of Wales Climate Week
With one in five people living in poverty in Wales, vegan café Wild Thing commits to tackling Cardiff’s rising food insecurity this winter