Depop Is Getting Deleted: Why It’s No Longer Being Loaded
Words by Rubie Barker For those looking to start shopping more sustainably, Depop has long been a place to turn. […]
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Review: Deaf Havana @ Tramshed 08/11/2022
Words and photos by Ashley Thieme The last time English alternative rock band Deaf Havana played in Cardiff was 2019,
Introducing Things on Toast
words and photos by Rhiannon Farr and Zoe Price You wouldn’t expect to find a tranquil piece of independence right
Ocean Grove @ Clwb Ifor Bach 18/10/2022
Words and photos by Harry Taylor A chilly night in Cardiff is felt most bitterly when standing, waiting for the
Review: An Inspector Calls at The New Theatre
18th October 2022 Words by Omo Ifabua Yesterday evening, I had the pleasure of seeing Stephen Daldry’s An Inspector Calls
Environmentalism: A Student’s Perspective
In the muddle of learning to be an adult, it might feel that having to weave an awareness of environmentalism
Reunion Returns: The Appeal of Revisiting the Past
by: Aidan Mc Namee TV audiences are no stranger to the reunion special; casts have been reunited and rebooted for
Review: Corfu by Night – From Corfu to Cathays
Corfu by Night is a new, up and coming restaurant and cocktail bar, bringing the distinct flavours of Corfu to
ÔÇÿNot- For- Profit Celebrities’: Should celebrities be held accountable?
It is common for every successful celebrity to be seen celebrating their success for the world to see, and even
2021 in Film and TV: A Retrospective
Help (Channel 4) By Pui Kuan Cheah There were so many films I considered mentioning here, but I have to give
Trysorau Cudd Caerdydd
Geiriau gan Catrin Lewis O’r castell i’r afon Taf, mae digonedd o fannau unigryw mae pawb yn eu hadnabod a’u
Culture in the Classroom
What should be taught in schools, and how will these subjects benefit future generations? Words by: Ella Harper, Emma Williams,
We Make Events: What Is The Future of the Events Industry?
Written by Eva Rodericks In March last year the events industry came to a grinding halt. Arguably, event professionals have
The ‘Firsts’ of Life
Our lives are full of experiences that shape us into who we are as people. Some life experiences leave more
Delve into Valentine’s Day
Image by Jamie Street Words by Lydia Tomkinson Valentine’s Day is just about as divisive as marmite. For those in
A Disillusioned Democracy
Millennials are more disillusioned with democracy than any generation in living memory, research suggests. A majority of the world’s young
The Culture of Living Alone
Written by Kat Wheeler Like many introverts across the world, my first reaction to being ordered to stay inside was
Born in the Wrong Era
Many people often claim they were ‘born in the wrong era’, and fantasise about adopting the fashion and culture of
Cultural Icons of 2020
Written by Megan Evans As soon as we entered a new decade, it is safe to say we were not