The Best ’90s Cooking Shows

Image by Mohamed Hassan (via Pixabay) In the UK, the first cooking show began in 1946 with Philip HarbenÔÇÖs 10 minute long show aptly named ÔÇÿCookeryÔÇÖ, making lobster vol-au-vents in the first episode. Over the years, weÔÇÖve seen many famous faces come and go on our TV screens, including the likes of Fanny Cradock, Delia Smith, and the beloved Mary Berry. However, some of the … Continue reading The Best ’90s Cooking Shows

UniHomes Student Competition: Cultivating Student Cultural Interests

Written by Megan Evans Back in November, the student website UniHomes, which promotes a whole host of housing listings across Cardiff, and other student cities across the UK, decided to host a competition which allowed students to engage with the brand, and inject a buzz during the uncertainty of the climate in which we are still facing daily. The university culture that encompasses so much … Continue reading UniHomes Student Competition: Cultivating Student Cultural Interests

How To Host Your Very Own Great British Bake Off

Image: Kari Shea (via Unsplash) You might think it would be Christmas, but in my eyes, the most wonderful time of year is when The Great British Bake Off is back on our TVs. Considering what 2020 has been like so far, finding out that Bake Off would be back (and only slightly delayed) is probably the best news weÔÇÖve heard all year. As we … Continue reading How To Host Your Very Own Great British Bake Off

Banff Mountain Film Festival 2020 | Preview

The Banff Mountain Film Festival is back for 2020 with a brand new selection of adventure films! With events all across the UK and Ireland until the 26th of May, the festival brings you the most inspirational stories told through stunning cinematography from the wildest corners of the planet. The short films are a must-watch for anyone who loves adventures, and every evening is ÔÇ£a … Continue reading Banff Mountain Film Festival 2020 | Preview

Interview: Le Cordon Bleu

By Ellie Philpotts As admirable as its food scene may be, it seems fair to argue Cardiff isnÔÇÖt exactly as well-known in the culinary stakes as fellow capitals London and Paris.┬á However, the next big thing to emerge in the world of cookery could come from right here in Wales, after Le Cordon Bleu stopped in City Hall yesterday amid their tour promoting the exciting … Continue reading Interview: Le Cordon Bleu

Competition: Win a cinema trip with Cineworld Cardiff

Win a trip to the cinema with Cineworld Cardiff On the 16th February 2015, Cineworld (http://www.cineworld.com) introduced a new offer, allowing the students of Cardiff to┬áenjoy the hottest, blockbuster movies on the big screen for just ┬ú4 – at any time! Cineworld Cardiff is a 15 screen cinema showing the latest in Hollywood releases, including the new┬áintense cyber-crime thriller, Blackhat, making for a great entertainment … Continue reading Competition: Win a cinema trip with Cineworld Cardiff

Win two tickets to Wales Goes Pop festival with Quench Music!

The Welsh music scene is one that many hold dear. Wales Goes Pop is just one of a number of festivals dedicated to the promotion of the talent held within these borders. Taking place at The Gate, Roath’s beautiful converted church venue, the weekend aims to promote the poppier side of the Welsh scene. Check out our Spotify playlist for a taster of the festival … Continue reading Win two tickets to Wales Goes Pop festival with Quench Music!