This issue discusses if and when Welsh women and girls will lift the World Cup. Plus, news stories on the cost-of-living crisis and an interview with Miguel Delgado.
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Holly Chapman is a trainee journalist, studying MA Magazine Journalism at Cardiff University, with a particular interest in Food, Travel, Sustainability and Feminism.
Growing in popularity, women’s football is thriving more than ever. But it is struggling with one thing – participation from young girls
BBC 100 in Wales explores the history between the BBC and Welsh audiences, while looking into the future of broadcasting for younger generations
Money is tight and eating out is classed as a luxury, but Cardiff's restaurants and cafes are helping those who need it
Lawyer turned restaurant manager Miguel Delgado escaped political and economic turmoil in Venezuela to live in Cardiff, where he now...
Jamiel Devernay Laurence introduces Cardiff to Wales’ first contemporary ballet version of The Nutcracker featuring a rich cast of Welsh characters
For the first time, the city is hosting three Christmas shows in its historic castle grounds performed in a handmade tent called a Spiegeltent
Energy reliant bakery owner and founder, David Le Masurier, explains how they are remaining confident and positive despite rising bills