Author: Rhys Gregory

A new virtual reality (VR) experience has launched which will help users understand how it feels to be suffering from dementia – in English and Welsh.

Earlier this week, Sully residents took to the streets to call for a reduction in speed limit in the local area.

With less than a month to go until the world’s toughest and most prestigious sailing series arrives in the Welsh capital, Cardiff demonstrates its sustainability credentials ahead of the environmentally-focused event. 

A Welsh dance artist and teacher has been recognised for his outstanding contribution to the creative industry at a national award ceremony at the Lowry, Manchester.

A unique cycling holiday through the Shropshire Hills and Welsh borderlands, visiting small craft breweries, a vineyard and sampling the best local food, is proving popular this year.

Cardiff Met faculty member, Professor Brian Morgan, has been appointed to the independent Regulatory Policy Committee (RPC).

THE five-year strategic plan to leverage maximum economic and social benefits from the £1.2 billion Cardiff Capital Region (CCR) City Deal fund has been formally approved by the members of all 10 local authority partners.

Solar Buddies, the child friendly, mess-free sunscreen applicators invented by two Welsh mums, has seen an 84% uplift in sales since their appearance on Channel 4’s new series “Buy It Now”. Buy it Now gives Britain’s inventors and makers the chance to sell their products in front of potential customers and buyers from major retailers. Presented by Brian Conley, the series kicked off on 16th April and featured Solar Buddies on episode ten that aired on 27th April. Solar Buddies inventors Kelli Aspland and Laura Griffin are delighted with the outcome of their appearance on the programme: “We’re so proud…

People walking Pen Y Fan near Brecon last Sunday (29 April), may have spotted an usual group making their way to the top of the iconic Welsh peak.

Aircraftsman Terence Cadogan, of No. 614 Squadron Royal Air Force, and Willows High School, Cardiff, took part in the UK-wide RAF100 celebrations.