A Welsh author is collecting personal stories of the pandemic in Wales. What has the lockdown taught people about their lives and communities?
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Last remaining adult shop in South Wales has seen a sharp surge in customers from all walks of life looking for better sexual experience.
Despite the perception that the pandemic is over, many still suffer from its aftermath. Can Welsh healthcare help those suffering from long Covid?
Growing number of individual businesses has shut down in the first month of 2024 as the cost of living crisis...
More young people in Wales are planning to study science and part of the reason is events like Cardiff's Science Festival. We went along to find out about it.
Nurses are turning away from the NHS not only for low pay, but a feeling that they aren’t getting the respect, especially from the Welsh Government.
Experts at Cardiff University believe that the increased in Strep A infection is likely to be linked to reduced immunity in the population caused by Covid.
With the cost of food and energy rising, how are the Cardiff Christmas Market vendors coping with the soaring stalls fees,transportation,and raw materials?
People are neglecting Coronavirus precautions putting each other at risk. We talked to them about it in light of the approaching winter.
When hospitals' waiting lists become longer, Britain's nurses are feeling burned out. But the biggest issue is that they are now struggling to make ends meet.
“My life is fairly crazy”: unpaid carers are worried and hopeless for the doubled bills and the closure of services.
A constant stream of negative news can have a major impact on our well-being, so what's the reason behind and how can we deal with it?
This Black History Month, how is the National Museum of Wales trying to keep the Black Lives Matter movement alive?
After two years of poor pandemic sales, the Six Nations screenings have brought life back to the city's pubs and barstools.
As pandemic has been a boost on the animation industry, what can you do to get involved in?
Following the First Minister's announcement, the reactions from the public about potential changes to Covid restrictions in Wales have been divided.
Cardiff venues are facing high reservation cancellations and no-shows since the Omicron spread, causing massive losses.
Job losses will make several students
struggle to meet finances as new restrictions are imposed.
With rugby being a large part of Welsh culture and community, why are clubs struggling to recruit local, young men?
Different cultural backgrounds could play a role in affecting people’s perceptions towards masks and their mask-wearing behaviour.
A first of its kind blood test developed at Cardiff University could help identify at risk individuals like cancer patients against Covid-19.
The Cardiff Business Award winners have sold around 1200 refurbished bicycles over the last two years as thousands of people joined the biking community.
A Christmas without lockdown, but it’s hard for some people to “back to normal” chaos of festival.
A government's youth jobless plan helps thousands of Cardiff young people to secure jobs.
If there has short supplement or another lockdown this year, how would people care about the following Christmas?
People in Cardiff express their views and concerns on the increase of Covid cases, as well as whether or not large events should be permitted.
Indian students take a short break from their course to be reunited with their families during Easter. But they end up finding themselves in a tough spot.
With a rise in loneliness in the pandemic, people are appreciating the importance of their community. Zara Ali opens up about creating an inclusive space that brings the community together with her café.
Students talk about their experience learning online as the pandemic forces fashion industry to go digital.
While most people are excited about the easing of lockdown regulations, those suffering with social anxiety are worried about losing their alone time.
Easing of lockdown restrictions has paused in Wales; PM urges people planning to visit families to be cautious. First Minister...
The first non-distanced concert happened in the UK. What does this mean for the future music scene here in Wales?
After more than a year the pandemic hit the UK, we spoked with nurses in Wales to understand what they wish for the future of the profession.
People struggling to feed themselves in Cardiff receive food boxes from a Cheap & Easy cooking Muslim campaign.
As the Covid-19 situation improves in the UK, will online classes stay relevant for students?
Can online plays recreate the same feeling as being in theatre in person?
Hoteliers in Wales will face more operating costs when it reopens on 17 May due to restriction rules to limit the spread of COVID.
UBI Lab Wales thinks it’s time for Wales to try out a universal basic income in order to provide financial security.
Cardiff sees overwhelming response from the people as cafes, restaurants and bars reopened for the first this year.
How a group of people decided to create real difference in times of COVID lockdown, one delivery at a time.
Pubs will be able to serve you from April 26th, but only in a beer garden. Which Cardiff pubs are best suited for these restrictions?
The mass shooting in Atlanta revealed a truth about the rising Anti-Asian violence across the world.
After a year of being indoors, some people are still confused and some have adapted. But we will keep hope...
Online interviews have become a staple of the coronavirus era. Learn how to succeed in one of these interviews
Cardiff is the UK city most likely to suffer from insomnia (37%), followed by Sheffield (36%), Glasgow (35%) and Newcastle (35%)
The Chinese in Wales Association has been donating PPE to local communities since the pandemic began
The young generation who has problems with purchasing a house will be affected by this year’s government budget.
People in Wales are beginning to book their summer holidays, with growing hopes of countries re-opening later this year.
People with various disabilities find it more difficult to deal with the lockdown. Soundworks music-making workshops come to their rescue by helping them to keep going through rest of the week.
UK’s largest international contemporary art prize returns to Cardiff next month. Six artists from around the world have been selected...
A local man is set out to cover thousands of miles in January along with raising funds for charity. A...
Welsh businesses call for government support after nearly a year of uncertainty.
Local organisations are calling for more people to follow careers in STEM subjects, nearing the end of the Coronavirus pandemic.
People in Wales campaigning to keep gyms open during lockdowns
Maintaining social-distancing gets harder if one is visually impaired. Here's what they have to say about the challenges they've been facing for a year now.
Performing arts students and young freelancers in Wales are still fighting for a career in the performing arts during the pandemic.
All people from different ethnic groups can get better protection by finding their perfectly fitting mask.
Members of the autistic community in Cardiff created a virtual scratch night with the help of Aubergine Café and the Arts Council of Wales.
More than 20 people formed an editorial board will release the first free LGBT+ Magazine in Welsh.
A Welsh artist who cared for a disabled child for years created during the pandemic.
Innovative laser device to allow workers mantain social distances
The Welsh Government is facing criticism after the announcement of a slower rollout of the Covid-19 vaccination programme.
Fundraiser helps BLM activist pay a fine incurred for organising protests
Over 121,000 blind and partially sighted people in Wales also deserve mental health care.
Anyone flying in should have tested negative for COVID at least 72 hours before arrival, or else pay a ₤500 fine.
Chapter Arts Centre in Cardiff have been hosting online events to help entertain the public and fund the venue during lockdown.
DMU Gospel Choir conducts virtual Christmas Concert for people across world to keep up holiday mood amid the pandemic. A...
Stall owners at the Christmas market in Cardiff have experienced a significant drop in revenue compared with previous years.
Hundreds gathered on London’s Parliament Square to protest the new tier restriction Hundreds gathered on London’s Parliament Square on 7...
Cardiff Record Exchange,Cardiff's newest record store has successfully opened coping with the difficulties of Covid-19.
Kellys Records, a lovely vinyl store locates in the balcony of central Cardiff Market. Rock, Pop, Indie, Metal, Rap, Soul,...
The Cardiff market is taking actions during the period of the coronavirus outbreak, ranging from protective regulations to disinfection equipments.
Lockdown is not only about people, the dog’s family is meeting each other at Bute Park . There were 11...
A majority of the mainstream media is involved in reporting on the communal rhetoric that unfortunately exists in the country.
COVID-19 pandemic puts the world into a New Normal. How does it influence musicians and the way they deliver their works?
People who love desserts have changed their and other's lives during COVID-19 isolation.
Gardening brings people closer to the nature and connects people more tightly during the pandemic.
With the lockdown looming over us and people being restricted, music has become a form of therapy.
Female NHS staff talk about their concerns and how local communities have shown their support during the pandemic.
While the world is in lockdown during the Coronavirus pandemic, some UK residents take up new hobbies to overcome the boredom of the lockdown.
Despite full scale lockdown, dance and fitness communities have sprung to life online through virtual classes and marathons.
"I think I am saner because of my pets. We have less confrontation with pets at home than with humans."
While social contact needs distance with each other, how could the barber shop owner do to overcome the difficulties?
Many rescue charities rely on income from fundraising or physical shops to care for cats. Here's how you can help them.
People recovering from eating disorders are facing a difficult time now along with a rise in the affected.
Residents in Splott organised a street bingo night in order to keep themselves entertained as well as follow the social distancing rules.
While the country's on lockdown and the weeks start to drag on, the rest of the world can't seem to decide on a single course of action.
For depression sufferers, things become much different after the UK declared its lockdown policy and discouraged physical contact.
From small boxes of Zoom, some people are dancing with the person they are living with; some are dancing with their lovely cuddle toys.
As a business dependent on people being in close contact, the British pub industry is one of the most heavily affected industries in the UK.
Students of Cardiff explain behind the scene experiences of volunteering and working on the front line amidst COVID-19.
Does the thought of being cooped up inside fill you with dread? Here's some advice to get through it.
Blocked from the WHO and dangerously close to China, Taiwan has managed to control the spread. What can the UK take away from this?
Hospitals reluctant to receive feminine hygiene products showing women’s physical needs are still being overlooked.
Herd immunity is not the government's policy, and the UK will be facing a challenging situation as confirmed cases climbing up.
Due to the spread and uncertainty regarding Covid-19, several cinemas in Cardiff are closing down until further notice.
Get some snacks delivered, hunker down, and make a list of things to get done. There's something for everyone.
The Coronavirus could contract the UK's economy by at least 0.5%, a top economist professor has said.
As Cardiff prepares for more cases of COVID-19, some residents have created a group to support each other during the outbreak.