The tourism industry in Wales has been hit hard by the pandemic, but some businesses remain optimistic as they adapt and grow to survive
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Trainee journalist at Cardiff University with an interest in lifestyle, arts and culture.
This issue explores how craft has protected Wales' mental health during the pandemic. We also talk to a local witch about starting a craft business during lockdown, and meet the artist behind some colourful graffiti in Cardiff.
Crafting has kept Welsh people going during the pandemic, but providers are worried about how accessible it may be in the future
The Atma Lounge hopes to provide a tranquil environment in central Cardiff after refurbishment and the development of a wellness hub
Welsh pagan Saffron Francessca learnt to make crafts during the pandemic and now sells her wares internationally after an overwhelming response
The council has announced its new ‘One Planet Cardiff’ strategy to tackle the climate emergency and it is calling for the public to give feedback
Cardiff-based street artist, Unity, helped the council “make people smile” with her colourful paintings on Fanny Street
Shelflife Books and Zines is making space on its shelves for marginalized voices and independent publishing