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    The Dock Feeder: The newly unveiled Cardiff canal gets a stylish new bar as its namesake

    Local community raises funds for Gaza at Cardiff Mosque

    A new space is being made for neurodivergent creatives in South Wales

  • Science & environment
    Science & environment

    Do you think you need to do more to prevent mould from affecting your health?

    With the new plastic ban, how can we further combat plastic pollution?

    The benches of Bute Park: what stories do they tell?

  • Politics & social justice
    Politics & social justice

    How is period poverty being addressed in educational spaces?

    Violence against women: improving street safety for women at night

    Local community raises funds for Gaza at Cardiff Mosque

  • Business & Culture
    Business & Culture

    Traders are concerned about the planned restoration of Cardiff Market

    The Dock Feeder: The newly unveiled Cardiff canal gets a stylish new bar as its namesake

    Nostalgia and Innovation: The Enduring Appeal of Nintendo

  • Sport & health
    Sport & health

    Welsh men are opening their minds to suicide prevention

    Cardiff Santa Dash: Hundreds of Santas run to raise money for charity

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Education

Are shorter school holidays in Wales a positive or negative change? 

Tailai Xu·
Politics & social justice
·27 November 2023
The Welsh government has proposed changes to the school holiday calendar, aiming for a more balanced distribution of holidays throughout the year.

World Book Day: Celebrate in the Welsh capital of literature.

Éanna Macaoidh·
Business & Culture
·2 March 2023
Hay is home to over 30 bookshops, a renowned literary festival and Mary Fellowes, someone passionate about getting people into reading.

Blood glorious blood: how scientists are making research fascinating

Yuxin Zu·
Science & environment
·23 February 2023
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.

“Welsh pupils know more about Nazi Germany than they do Wales”

Éanna Macaoidh·
Politics & social justice
·25 November 2022
Cardiff University historian, Dr Marion Löeffler believes new curriculum will be a step towards a more inclusive Wales.
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Hearing problems: why NHS needs to do more for deaf people

Oojal Kour·
Sport & health
·10 March 2022
Two-thirds of hearing impaired people in the UK don't have an accessible way of contacting their GP. What challenges do they face in Cardiff?

Learning Mandarin: whether it is a must for British-born Chinese

Chaoyan Zhang·
Business & Culture
·24 February 2022
As most British Born Chinese children choose English as their first language, what is the future of Mandarin in Cardiff?

“Music can break boundaries”: free activities in Cardiff encourage cultural unity

Jingyuan Chen·
Business & Culture
·24 February 2022
Free activities with musicians from different cultures for children are coming this week in Cardiff, bring multi cultural people together

Butetown boxing club turns into a free tuition centre for every kid

Ka Long Tung·
Politics & social justice
·24 February 2022
How are free tuition classes at a boxing club in Cardiff's poorest area helping children in the community?

Cardiffians gear up to cycle through spring thanks to repair campaign

Tirth Trivedi·
Sport & health
·17 February 2022
‘Cycle ready for spring’ events feature free bike repairs, security tagging and we ask if the council is doing enough for cyclists.

Mapio Cymru: Meet the people behind the first digital Welsh map of the world

Jingyuan Chen·
Business & Culture
·10 February 2022
A team is trying to preserve native culture by putting Welsh places’ names by making a new map

“AIDS is not a death sentence anymore”: HIV campaigners come together to share their experience on World AIDS Day

Oojal Kour·
Sport & health
·3 December 2021
A memorial service was held at Cardiff University Park Place on World AIDS Day to commemorate the lives that were lost to HIV/AIDS. 

UK universities go on strike for the third day but Cardiff stays silent

Ka Long Tung·
Politics & social justice
·3 December 2021
Will there be picket lines demanding better pension and pay for teaching staff in Cardiff University? The turnout of re-ballot will tell.

Should working women in the UK receive paid period leaves?

Oojal Kour·
Sport & health
·5 November 2021
The Welsh Government aims to normalise menstrual hygiene in workplaces by 2026. We asked women in Cardiff how they feel about paid period leaves, and what the government could do better.

Repair Café: “It’s not just about things it’s about people.”

Lucy Hynam·
Science & environment
·27 May 2021
22 million pieces of furniture are thrown away each year. How is one local project saving pre-loved items from landfill?

Mental health and well-being: Key to Housing association project for Cardiff communities

Lucy Hynam·
Sport & health
·20 May 2021
After its success in Rhonda Cynon Taff, Hapi Cymru aims to engage the whole community in its projects.
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Cannabis uncovered: ‘We’ve got to normalise weed and educate people’

Chiara Castro·
Business & Culture
·20 May 2021
A Cardiff underground cannabis society believes we should all rediscover the potential of marijuana. Is it time to overcome cannabis' social stigma?

Racism in Capital: University Students from Cardiff highlight a “Culture of Discrimination”

Archita Joshi·
Politics & social justice
·6 May 2021
Cardiff University has the third-highest number of reported cases in incidences of racism. However, the actual incidents could be higher as not every incident is reported.

Ghost of the British Empire: The errors that never makes it to textbooks.

Archita Joshi·
Politics & social justice
·23 April 2021
The sun never sets on the British empire – but then why are Britons made to stay in the dark...

Neurodiversity champion: meet the woman behind an international initiative

Scarlet Charles·
Politics & social justice
·18 March 2021
Despite 1 in 7 people being neurodivergent, there's still a stigma around that. We take a look at how a young campaigner challenges that.

Veganism: Why is it more difficult for men to quit meat and dairy?

Lucy Hynam·
Sport & health
·18 March 2021
Despite veganism being on the rise in the UK, the majority of vegans are still women. We look at the causes behind this gender discrepancy.
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World Cancer Day: Young cancer patients in Wales

Adishri Chengappa·
Science & environment
·8 February 2021
Welsh charity organisation supports young cancer patients on World Cancer Day.

Wales needs more people to follow careers in STEM, according to a local organisation

Elin Wyn·
Science & environment
·5 February 2021
Local organisations are calling for more people to follow careers in STEM subjects, nearing the end of the Coronavirus pandemic.
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A Cardiff Health-tech company has received a six-figure investment for its revolutionary menopause app

Lucy Hynam·
Sport & health
·5 February 2021
The Cardiff based health-tech company, offering the first holistic menopause hub, has grown five-fold over the last year.
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How is online learning affecting students’ mental health?

Rahul Thyamagundlam, Yiran Xing, Gareema Bangad and Lucy Hynam·
Sport & health
·5 February 2021
With schools transitioning to online learning, many students have been feeling ‘Zoom fatigue’.

A generation of technical educators: becoming a teacher during the pandemic

Adishri Chengappa, Chiara Castro, Indigo Jones, Yuge Li and Yi Yen Charlotte Leung·
Business & Culture
·5 February 2021
A look at how the COVID-19 restrictions have affected student teachers trainings.

Cardiff meets Minecraft: kids create their own vision of the city’s future

Scarlet Charles·
Science & environment
·31 January 2021
Cardiff Council is using the help of children to help design an area of Cardiff.

Children learn about anti-racism through school competitions

Rufei Ou·
Global city
·23 January 2021
Children in Wales create artworks in school competitions about anti-racism.

New health podcast: “they’re not taboo to talk hidden stories, no need for shame”

Yuge Li·
Business & Culture
·22 January 2021
The nursing team from Cardiff University take the lead to sharing their personal health stories.

Virtual Teaching: Universities making the next move

Rhiana George·
Global city
·19 March 2020
Universities have ceased face to face teaching amidst CODIV-19 outbreak. Academic communities transitioning to virtual teaching.

Meet the Girls Who Code: “Yes, women can do it too.”

Rhiana George·
Politics & social justice
·12 March 2020
Six free workshops conducted by Girls Who Code aim to empower girls to take up STEM subjects and own their creative and critical side.

Cardiff Kids Hackathon: Let’s have fun with science and coding

Zijing Wang·
Science & environment
·20 February 2020
Living in the digital age, is it necessary for children to step in science and technology world?
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Wales becomes first place in the UK to offer wheelchair mobility training

Faiz Akthar·
Politics & social justice
·13 February 2020
First wheelchair mobility training facility in the UK opens up in a community school on the outskirts of Cardiff

Should We Ban Religious Education in School?

Pamela Li·
Global city
·8 November 2019
In the modern society, what should we teach children to believe? God or Science?

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Welsh men are opening their minds to suicide prevention

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Violence against women: improving street safety for women at night

Cardiff Santa Dash: Hundreds of Santas run to raise money for charity

Local community raises funds for Gaza at Cardiff Mosque

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