Author: Rhys Gregory

Twenty-year-old Bethany Harris from Newport has been crowned Miss Wales 2018.

More needs to be done to support young people in learning to play a musical instrument otherwise music education risks becoming something that only children born to wealthier parents can afford.

With new research showing that less than half of us (45%) in Wales sit down to Sunday lunch every week, Eden Project Communities is urging local communities to “Reclaim Sunday Lunch” and use it to bring communities close together and tackle loneliness and isolation.

Wales’ recent chilly spell may have finally thawed, but this weekend saw Disney on Ice arrive at the Motorpoint Arena in Cardiff.

A new era for distance running in Wales will get underway at Sunday’s ABP Newport Wales Marathon and 10K. 

Surf Snowdonia has announced that Shaun Ryder’s band Black Grape will headline at its Electric Wave Festival this summer.

Education Secretary Kirsty Williams has presented her vision for Post-Compulsory Education and Training as part of the Athrofa Seminar Series.

A company which supplies parachutes to Hollywood blockbusters like Star Wars and Batman and boots to tug’o’war teams is celebrating 30 years in business.

The Play That Goes Wrong, the West End’s Olivier Award winning box office hit, is back on the road and returning to the New Theatre – where the original tour began in 2014 – next week from 30 April – 5 May.

The Lord Mayor of Cardiff, Cllr Bob Derbyshire, has completed his final training session ahead of embarking on the Welsh Three Peaks Challenge this weekend.