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 […]
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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
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
Family We Meet on Vacation
Travelling with family can be a whirlwind of chaos and joy, revealing sides of each other we rarely see in
Danger of Travel: Misconception or True?
Travelling is one of the best ways to expand your horizons, but there is no denying that safety concerns are
Yay or Nay to New Years
A very British New Year I always feel slightly left out when it comes to New Year celebrations. Sadly based
Does Distance Make the Heart Grow Fonder?
One of my best friends lives over 2000 miles away from me. We met online 4 years ago so we’ve
The Trad Wife: A Redux
TikTok is flooded with this image of spotless kitchens, flowery aprons and picture perfect homes – neatly folding together retro
Best Places for Christmas Drinks in Cardiff
As the Christmas season approaches, Cardiff transforms into a magical hub of festive cheer. Whether you’re in the mood for
The New Sex: How Horror Films Have Reckoned With Threats To Bodily Autonomy
Content Warning: Discussions of abortion and sexual assault At its core, horror is a genre of fear. It is the
A Review of the York & Whitby GIAG Trip
I recently joined a two-day “Give It a Go” trip to York and Whitby, and it was truly an unforgettable
Guaranteed Good Times with The Overtones!
I was kindly given the opportunity to attend The Overtones Good Times Christmas Tour in October. As someone who has
Act One’s The Small Mermaid: A Horny Whirlpool of Eco-Conscious Crustaceans
Under the sea, it is certainly wetter. Act One’s sin-soaked panto The Small Mermaid plunges us into the deep end
Overcrowded and Unwanted: How Locals In Popular Vacation Spots Are Starting To Reject Mass Tourism
A growing tide of resentment is sweeping across popular holiday hotspots as locals, overwhelmed by the influx of tourists, begin
Cardiff University’s Winter Showcase: A Night of Unforgettable Talent and Community Spirit.
Cardiff’s University’s winter showcase was an electric evening of singing, dancing, drama, and excitement. The show ran for just under
The Red Pill
Entitled and Vulnerable: Young men and the Red Pill Movement Picture this… the year is 2024 and you are a
The Arrival of Winter Wonderland
It is that time of year again when, as the festive season approaches, Cardiff transforms itself into a magical winter
Review: A Christmas Carol At The Sherman Theatre
Charles Dickens is renowned for shaping our Christmas experience, so when I went to watch A Christmas Carol, I had