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Love in Films Podcast
Whether it’s romantic love stories on the big screen, heartwarming bonding scenes in family films, and genuine and deep friendships, cinema has given us countless touching moments about love. Welcome to the Love in Films podcast, where we choose a theme about love for each episode and will inviting our guests to share the films that have touched them, as well as the real, heartfelt love stories from their lives.
Six Nations: Is the National Welsh Team on the Decline?
All hope is lost, there is only two minutes left on the clock and fans look on in disappointment as Wales are set to lose the Six Nations for the first time in 21 years. Yet, the Dragons give it one more bid and sprint across the try line making the final score a less sorry 21-24 against Italy. Even though they were ultimately handed the wooden spoon, this did not take away from the excitement and support felt by fans and players alike.
Lens Tales: Capturing the Extraordinary Journey of Brain Injury Recovery
In 2002, David Sinden, experienced a sudden brain hemorrhage when he was taking his son to school, suddenly got along the sea front and thought something is wrong. He used to run a big gallery in the northeast of England for a long while, then got into computer art in London and Brighton for years. Despite being unable to return to his former occupation, he used his camera to document the lives of his friends after their recovery. “After?” exhibition is the first project he did after injury.
The Invisible Struggle: Raising Awareness of Eating Disorders
Eating Disorder Awareness week is an initiative aimed at raising awareness and understanding of eating disorders, challenging stereotypes and stigma. Eating disorders are characterized by abnormal eating habits and severe distress about body weight or shape. Many individuals struggle in silence due to fear of judgement or lack of understanding from others. It is imperative to break the silence and foster open conversations about eating disorders, promoting awareness, and acceptance within society.
Harassment in running: Cardiff women protect themselves against abuse
The women surveyed in the northwest of England had been threatened, verbally abused and even had objects thrown at thrown at them while jogging, according to the recent research from University of Manchester. As this revelation strikes at the heart of the running community and sexual harassment is always an issue among the society, the interview delves into the thoughts and experiences of women in Cardiff about the issue. “I’ve never experienced it, but I would never run on my own at night.
Taylor Swift Ticket Scam: Stay Wary, Stay Safe
When Barry Mao first spotted the offer for Taylor Swift tickets, he thought it was too good to be true. They are changing hands for £120 but this post offered him the chance to get hold of tickets for her Cardiff performance for a fraction of the price. For Barry, now 24 years old. He was deeply drawn to Taylor’s music at the age of 18. After coming to study in Cardiff, obtaining a ticket to Taylor’s concert became his dream.
Embracing Chinese Culture: Chinese New Year Celebrations in Cardiff
This year, Chinese New Year is on February 10th, so the New Year’s Eve is on February 9th. The date of Chinese New Year changes annually because it follows the lunar calendar, not the Gregorian calendar. It typically between January 21st and February 20th. This Chinese New Year is the year of dragon. In Chinese culture, the twelve animals of the zodiac hold special significance and are deeply ingrained in tradition beliefs and customs.
Ensuring Safety and Joy: Cardiff Women’s Aid’s Christmas Initiative for Women
Female refugees in Cardiff are at increased risk of domestic abuse over the Christmas period, according to a local charity. A Safe Christmas campaign heads up this December, Cardiff Women’s Aid tackles rising costs and employs diverse fundraising strategies to address the mounting financial challenges. “For example, we have three different refuges across Cardiff city. Those bills for each of these three refuges have individually increased.
British Aikido Federation National Course Cardiff 2023 Highlights Concerns Over Youth Participation
A noticeable trend emerges as the majority of participants are middle-aged in the Sport Wales National Centre Dojo last weekend, with a conspicuous absence of younger individuals. Shifting societal interests, the fast-paced nature of modern life and a lack of understanding about the practical benefits of Aikido might be potential factors of the decline.
How has change in speed limits to 20mph affected your daily life?
According to Wales Online’s survey for if people had driven slower because of the new 20mph limit, nearly half of people (41.7%) say they haven’t driven slower, but 58.3% of respondents said they had. The limit is a controversial issue, a senior Labour MP has said that parts of the 20mph by the Welsh Government are “frankly bonkers”.
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