Stephen Price

Students attended an alcohol-free drink and draw event as part of a campaign launch to promote a better variety of alternatives in Cardiff. Trends show that the younger generation are drinking less alcohol, with 39% of 18 to 24-year-olds not drinking alcohol at all according to a survey by the Portman Group. Despite this trend, […]

Since 2011, Keep Wales Tidy, has recycled over 700,000kg of ICT equipment and saved over 110,000 items from landfill – equivalent to the weight of more than four houses.

When Jeremy Dutcher performed at Neuadd Ogwen in north Wales during UNESCO's International Year of Indigenous Languages in 2019, the audience, me included, was mesmerised by his voice and his use of archival recordings from his ancestors, the Wolastoqiyik Nation of northern Turtle Island.

The ‘Ar Droed' (on foot) walks are a project run in partnership with the National Centre for Learning Welsh which is in its fourth year offering nature walks with Iolo Williams, visits to significant buildings and gardens in Cymru.

S4C will celebrate new Welsh speakers this year by taking part in ‘Wythnos Dathlu Dysgu Cymraeg' (Welsh learners' celebration week), between 14-18 October, in partnership with BBC Radio Cymru and The National Centre for Learning Welsh.

Wales' largest renewable energy generator has submitted plans to build a six-turbine wind farm with the potential to generate power equivalent to the needs of approximately 50,000 homes.

Electric vehicle drivers heading on the M4 to Carmarthen and beyond will now be able to take advantage of a new ultra-fast charging hub. E.ON Drive has officially opened its first ultra-fast electric vehicle (EV) charging hub in Wales, which they claim ‘sets a new standard’ for rapid, reliable charging on one of the country’s […]

14 Oct 2024 6 minute read A doctor checking a patient's blood pressure. Image: Anthony Devlin/PA Wire Richard Evans Local Democracy Reporter

A professor from Swansea university is taking the lead in global action to tackle sexual violence in conflict, following a unique mission to the Democratic Republic of Congo. Led by Professor Iain Whitaker, consultant plastic surgeon from Swansea University Medical School, a specialist team travelled to the renowned Panzi Hospital to launch an initiative to support […]

Future visitors to a popular Swansea museum will be able to experience the sounds and smells of ancient Egypt, thanks to £300,000 of Welsh Government support. Swansea University’s Egypt Centre is set to revamp and improve its House of Death gallery after securing the support from the Cultural Transformation Capital Grant Programme. The award-winning Centre at the […]