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Articles by Robin Wilkinson
Remote control: public service broadcasting
On 17 July the Senedd will debate the Culture, Welsh Language, Communications, Sport and International Relations Committee’s report, State of Play: Public Service Broadcasting in Wales. Another report has said the supply of media content for Wales is inadequate. But budget restrictions for public service broadcasters and a lack of new policy direction from the UK Government – which is responsible for broadcasting – make it hard to see where improvements will come from.
Kicked into touch: Six Nations rugby broadcasting rights
On 10 July 2024 the Senedd will debate the Culture, Welsh Language, Communications, Sport and International Relations Committee’s report, 6 Nations Rugby Championship broadcasting rights. The Senedd, the Senedd’s Culture Committee, the Welsh Government and the previous House of Commons Welsh Affairs Committee have all called for extra protection for Six Nations rugby matches so viewers in Wales can watch them on free-to-air television.
Is culture in crisis?
It’s typical to start an article like this with a reference to Wales as the “Land of Song”: a name drawing on Wales’s long history of singing, from Eisteddfodau, to chapel choirs to rugby stadiums. But would this name be bestowed today on a country without a national concert hall (closed since 2023 for repairs), where the national opera company has described its future as “incredibly perilous”, and that spends among the least in Europe on culture and sport?
Sans Souci Condo with Direct Ocean View
Welcome to The Sans Souci- a one-of-a-kind beachfront building located directly on Kaimana Beach on the Gold Coast of Waikiki. You are just steps away from the beautiful white sands of the beach and can enjoy swimming, paddling, or enjoying a good book while working on your tan. This building is curved so you not only get spectacular views of the coastline but also of Waikiki. This also allows the trade winds to flow through the unit.
Spectacular Ocean Front Sans Souci Studio
You will be immediately drawn to your beautiful lanai with stunning views of the Pacific Ocean and the coastline all the way down to Waikiki. Located directly on Kaimana Beach, you can enjoy sunbathing, swimming or even sleeping on the beach just steps outside the security gate of the Sans Souci. Every Friday night you can enjoy the fireworks show from Waikiki. Outside the front door you have spectacular views of Diamond Head and Kapiolani Park.
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Pacificana Atlas is a studio apartment located on the 10th floor, with 1 covered gated parking spot. The apartment is equipped with a stacked washer/dryer. The property is located in Lower Makiki, just 3 blocks makai of the freeway and 1 block away from Pensacola. One pet is allowed with a weight limit. Many nearby restaurants and stores include Safeway, Straub Medical, Kaiser Permanente, Daiso Japan, Bac Nam, Subway, Auntie Pastos, Zippys, and Taco Bell.
True Oceanfront Unit in Kaimana Beach
Relax in your true oceanfront one bedroom unit located in the Sans Souci. The building is located in the beautiful Historic District on the Gold Coast. You will be immediately drawn to the views on your ocean front lanai. Enjoy spectacular sunsets every night, and Fireworks from Waikiki on Friday nights. Sans Souci is located directly on Kaimana Beach, and you are just steps away from relaxing on the warm sands. Sans Souci 701 has been renovated in 2014 with a new kitchen, bathroom, new tile floors.
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Don’t you just adore a penthouse view? Call your Realtor! Look no further for your first home, new home, or investment property. This open and bright condo rises above the city for a panorama of Honolulu that will surely inspire, with vast twinkling night lights to set you into a restful state. This top floor perch has been nicely remodeled, including in recent weeks with flooring and other upgrades.
Honolulu Condo with Spectacular Views
Enjoy the spectacular views of the Pacific Ocean and Waikiki as you relax on your private lanai. Walk out to the sandy beaches of Kaimana beach just a short elevator ride down to the beach access. From your front door, you have beautiful views of Kapiolani Park and Diamond Head. Sans Souci is located on the Gold Coast of Oahu. You are close to shopping and restaurants in Waikiki, the Aquarium and Honolulu Zoo.
Oceanfront Studio in Honolulu
Enjoy the views from your ocean front Studio located in the Sans Souci Inc. This beautiful remodeled studio is a great opportunity for a permanent home or vacation spot. The unit comes fully furnished so all you need to do is pack your bags and move right in. The slight curve of the building offers unhindered views of the Pacific Ocean, and Waikiki Skyline. A perfect spot to see the fireworks from Waikiki every Friday night.
A "True" Beachfront Property on The Gold Coast - Hawaii Real Estate Market & Trends
Step out of your security gate onto the white sand of the Sans Souci (Kaimana) Beach. This unit is a “true” beachfront property on the Gold Coast. The slight curve of the building offers unhindered panoramic views of the pacific ocean and Waikiki from your 25″ lanai. From your front door you have a breath-taking view of Diamond Head. Remodeled by well-know Hawaiian designers, this one bedroom, one bathroom condo features ocean blue granite, newer appliances and washer and dryer.
Culture and sport funding in Wales among the lowest in Europe
On 26 March 2025 the Senedd will debate the Culture, Communications, Welsh Language, Sport and International Relations Committee’s report, A decade of cuts: impact of funding reductions for culture and sport. The Welsh Government’s response can be read on the same page. Since the report was published the Committee has published its report on the Welsh Government’s 2025-26 Draft Budget. The Welsh Government response can be read on the same page.
Welsh language, tourism, sports and arts: thriving or surviving?
This is the eighth article of our ten-part series looking at the Welsh Government’s progress in delivering its Programme for Government. Here we explore the well-being objective to “Push forward towards a million Welsh speakers, and enable our tourism, sports and arts industries to thrive”. There are 14 specific commitments beneath this broad Cabinet-wide objective, which the Welsh Government has given an update on in its PfG annual report. There are also relevant Ministerial commitments.
Creative industries workforce: It was the best of times, it was the worst of times
Published 23/01/2024   |   Reading Time minutes On 24 January the Senedd will debate the Culture, Communications, Welsh Language and Communications Committee’s report into the creative industries workforce. The creative industries are worth more than 5% of Welsh GDP, and have grown faster since the pandemic than the overall Welsh economy. But headline success, driven by a booming screen sector, obscures widespread financial problems in the arts.
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Focus: AI bias risks challenge employment liability insurers
Email Print Bookmark Tags: Focus Technology Casualty By Robin Wilkinson, AIR Worldwide and Christian Hughes, ISO 12 Jul 2019 Analysis Claims rooted in the inherent biases of machine learning algorithms present a new source of risk for employment liability insurers Existing Subscriber? Sign in to continue reading. If content does not display, please refresh your browser. New to Insurance Day?
Out of Africa: the facts about EU tariffs on African exports
“But ‘as strong as we are now’ means that we impose 50% tariffs on rice, maize and other cereals [on African countries].
How much does the UK recover in health costs from the EU?
A post circulating on Facebook makes claims about how much the UK pays out to other EU countries for health costs incurred by UK citizens abroad. These figures are broadly correct. The discrepancy is partly due to how the NHS recoups the money it is owed, but also partly because the costs of treating UK citizens abroad are high in comparison to the costs of treating European citizens in the UK.
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