As Wales goes into a second national lockdown, with England and other nations to follow shortly, we need to assess why exactly these lockdowns are necessary. Continue reading Is the second lockdown being taken seriously?
With a global pandemic, and numerous disastrous events having taken place in 2020, it seems hard to imagine a scarier Halloween this year. Continue reading Is Halloween 2020 the scariest yet?
October is Black History Month across the world – a celebration that is undoubtedly of utmost importance this year. But shouldn’t this be a year-round celebration? Continue reading Shouldn’t we be celebrating Black History Month year-round?
Being able to achieve the stereotypical ‘adult’ status can be stressful. But, do you have to follow the old expectations in order to be an adult in 2020? Continue reading What does it mean to be an adult in 2020?
Celebrities hold a big influence in society. Should celebrities always share their politics, and do public endorsements from celebrities mean fans are doing their own political research? Continue reading Should celebrities share their politics?
Starting back at university following the worst of the COVID-19 pandemic will undoubtedly be bizarre for many students, but it’s important we all follow the guidelines and keep one another safe. Continue reading Students are returning to university during the pandemic
As students return to university after lockdown, there is a concern they will find the year ahead incredibly stressful and will burn out due to months of no structure and no work. Continue reading Are we at risk of burning out when returning to university?
As Caerphilly goes under local lockdown following the easing of COVID-19 lockdown measures, is it a sign that we’re trying to go back to normal life too soon? Continue reading Is it too soon to return to normal life?
The tide is changing when it comes to fashion, and consumers are being more cautious about the decisions they are making when shopping. Continue reading Is sustainable fashion the new norm?
Despite Pride CymruÔÇÖs Big Weekend moving to online platforms this year, it is still important to remember the cultural impact this event and many like it has had in Wales since the first Cardiff Mardi Gras in 1999. Continue reading Pride Cymru’s Big Weekend 2020
Over this period in lockdown, it has been a time of reflection for many. Unable to leave their homes for months, the world has had to re-evaluate what they hold most valuable. Continue reading Reflecting on the COVID-19 pandemic
Dear Readers,┬á Following the recent deaths of George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery and Breonna Taylor, the unbearable tally of those who have been killed because of the colour of their skin has reached a point which should not be ignored.┬á Members of our community should not have to be afraid of what may happen to them because of the colour of their skin. Dr Martin Luther … Continue reading Editor’s Note | Nodyn Golygyddol
