The Maple and Bean, a Cardiff Cafe Review
Cliché Cuteness? Cute sounding and in a cute spot in the Morgan Arcade. The Maple and Bean is a neat […]
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Gal or Val?
Speaking as the girl who’s worn both hats, the singleton and the practically married-ton; Valentine’s Day for me is a day where every relationship is worth celebrating, romantic or platonic. Whether it’s buying your housemates a funny card, having a cocktail night with your girls or sharing a romantic meal for two; Cupid’s holiday should never be exclusive to couples.
Looking back: Our Favourite Concerts of 2024 in Wales
Never forget where you’re coming from! The Welsh certainly don’t. Take That returned to Swansea once again in 2024, where
Ecotourism
With a global climate crisis and climate anxiety on the rise, many travel lovers must take a step back to
I Found Myself in Bali
Journey to Bali, Indonesia I found myself in Bali. A phrase I’ve repeated over and over, and only sometimes in
2024 Wrapped: The Best Albums of 2024
Brat by Charli XCX There are pop culture moments that shape each year, and it would be hard to sum
Threads of Tradition: Connecting Journeys and Memories
Who doesn’t know someone with a fridge full of magnets from places they’ve visited? Many of us have a special
Teaching, Tasting and Touring Europe
Every travel destination and experience is incredibly memorable and important to me regardless of when, where or who I went with. My family holidays to Cornwall
Memories made in Tunisia
This year, on the second of September, I joined my partner and her parents on their holiday to Tunisia. I’ll let you in on two
Stranded in the Ashes
When I get asked what my most memorable travel experience was, there is no doubt that I tell the same
Under All the Pretty Lights: A Trip to Cardiff Bay to Trace the History of Nadifa Mohamed’s The Fortune Men
‘This is a story that belongs to Butetown.’ – Nadifa Mohamed, Acknowledgement to The Fortune Men. I get a rare moment
Peter Hook: ‘How to handle it was to rebel. Which is what I did, I rebelled’.
In conversation with Peter Hook, on the pleasures of performing, divided fans, gloomy 1970’s Manchester and ‘cocktail’ bass playing. Amidst
The Ed Sheeran Foundation Visits Cardiff- The Importance of Funding the Arts in our Communities.
Music is such a big part of Welsh life. Singing at the rugby, school assemblies, anywhere we get the chance. For
The Uninvited Dish
Confessions of an ex-Tudor King Christmas dinner and its dishes has certainly evolved over the years. I was a carnivore
The War on Ticketmaster, Prices and Venues – Are Gigs becoming more inaccessible?
Dynamic pricing, outrageous costs and an increasing monopoly: Ticketmaster’s users cry out evermore for the company to relent on the
“Your Body, My Choice” Why Women Are Turning to the 4B Movement
After months of campaigning, America has elected its 47th president and with it, many women have turned to the feminist
One Keychain at a Time
Last summer, when I went to Italy with my sisters, I unintentionally started a little tradition: collecting keychains from every place I
The Apolitical Lover
Politics is everywhere, its branches reach out into every aspect of our lives, and it is impossible to think your
The Oat and Bean: a cafe review
A Cafe for Vegan struggles Speaking as a vegetarian, I have always admired vegans. Their struggle to find suitable places
