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    Fibroid advocate takes the stage at Everywoman Festival to raise awareness of this common condition

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    The last act? Wales’ arts sector faces an uncertain future in challenging times

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    Fashion crisis unwrapped: The ‘rental revolution’ for Welsh consumers’ wardrobes

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A Year of WFH: Seven lessons from managers on how to keep your team’s morale up

Working during the pandemic has been a struggle for everyone - here’s how managers can help their employees deal with the ongoing stress
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Cardiff hosts Bigmoose Supertri 3

Bigmoose is running its 3rd Supertri, a triathlon for disabled children, where there's no rules or times, just fun and inclusion
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Report shows 40% of small businesses hit by crime over the last two years

An industry body announces that two fifths of small businesses in Wales were victims of crime since 2017
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Business concern for Alcohol Prices

A new bill for the price of alcohol has some small businesses in Cardiff worried
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House Plants Cathays is one of many starts-ups using Instagram to launch their business

More young entrepreneurs are creating small businesses using social media to connect with customers, depending on ‘pretty’ pictures
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Business event for women in Cardiff

Business forum for women working across all areas of the planning profession to host their first networking event in Cardiff
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‘I went from doing nothing to picking up an MA, a job and a business all at once’

Gemma Evans used one fire breaker lockdown to go from bored to business owner. She now must balance study, work and running a company
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Roadshow invites businesses into space

Space agency invites Welsh businesses and public to get involved in the UK space sector at the LaunchUK Roadshow
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A-Z: The Welsh film and TV industry and those who keep it thriving

With Wales’ creative industries making more than £2.2 billion annually, the nation has established itself as a respected producer of quality film and TV
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‘It was my responsibility to keep the pub going whichever way I could’

Landlord of The Golden Cross, Rob Burnett, felt he had a duty to keep the community spirit of his pub alive when it closed over lockdown
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