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Missed out on major festival tickets? Here are five unforgettable Welsh festivals to liven up your summer.
A mother who turned her passion for cooking into a thriving business, breaking barriers and turning digital success into something bigger.
The grand opening of Porters basement performance space gives Cardiff it's first and only fringe theatre, and here is why you should visit.
The Butetown heritage mural reflects locals' stories, symbolizing unity and support while highlighting the diversity of the area.
The Young Storytellers Wales Festival, highlights the creative talents of local youth featuring young voices sharing stories.
Waterstones, a perfect bookstore in the heart of Cardiff with all types of books as well as a café.
The towers and walls of Cardiff Castle have long been admired, but do you know Cardiff Castle at all? What hidden stories lie beneath?
February serves as LGBT history month, so tracing LGBT history, why has it become more important in the millennial generation.
Welcome to the Siege of the Isles podcast, where we explore through the lens of the film the fascinating conflicts that have shaped Ireland’s history.
Welcome to the Girls’ Kaleidoscope podcast: multicultural women’s thoughts on marriage. Our podcast focuses on the attitudes of women of...
Tahirah Ali is becoming a sports role model among Muslim women. What barriers did she encounter on her powerlifting journey?
Campaigners launched last Monday a new initiative to protect Cardiff’s traditional pubs from the influx of corporate soulless chains.
The aim of the IWD 2023 EmbraceEquity campaign theme, we spotlight influential women in Wales who are supporting equality and connecting the world.
The Welsh writer John Lincoln Williams talks about his new book, the inspiration he gets from living in Cardiff and his approach to writing fiction.
Hay is home to over 30 bookshops, a renowned literary festival and Mary Fellowes, someone passionate about getting people into reading.
Port Talbot boasts Wales' most unique tourist attraction, the Baked Beans Museum of Excellence, which is set to close its doors later this year.
Despite their 1-0 loss to Chesham this weekend, can Merthyr's model of fan ownership provide a valuable alternative to modern football?
This small takeaway restaurant
provides a trip back home for those miss distinct flavours of their native land.
Take a trip down memory lane at the Olde Sweet Shoppe, on Penarth's Victorian era pier
The Cardiff National Museum is not only a place to learn and appreciate art, it is also a great place for children or families to play.
The podcast where women from all over the world talk about what they truly think of the men in their lives.
Beyond Borders is a podcast series where we talk to people from two conflicting nations and ask them what exactly...
From one corner of the world to another, we discover stories of musicians and their journey with unique musical instruments, far away from home.
With Nazanin Zaghari’s return to the United Kingdom, we take a look at Cardiff’s vibrant Iranian community.
The Welsh language is linked heavily with the Welsh culture, which makes it unique and gain growing popularity among language learners.
The festival will create a diverse and inclusive space for artists from the queer community to perform across the city.
Guinness. Shamrocks. Ceilidhs. Find out the 5 best places to celebrate St. Patrick's Day 2022 in Cardiff. It promises to be a "good craic"!
At the Kagyu Samye Dzong, you may find the closest thing to Nirvana on this side of the Severn.
Poet and cancer survivor finds himself and explains how writing poetry has been a form of therapy and helped him to cope with anxiety and depression.
As most British Born Chinese children choose English as their first language, what is the future of Mandarin in Cardiff?
How has poetry changed the lives of the National poet of Wales, a poet recovering from cancer and a female poet?
A look into one of the most multi-cultural places in Cardiff, City Road.
No- and low-alcoholic products are rising amongst consumers. Here, the people who are revolutionising the UK's craft beer market.