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I’ve always been game for trying dishes from Thai restaurants—there’s just something about Thai food that speaks to the soul. Its unique, bold flavours have an undeniable charm, making it impossible not to crave it again and again. Once you’ve had a taste, there’s simply no going back. Cardiff boasts a variety of Thai restaurants, but if I were to rank my top five, Rosa’s Thai would definitely make the cut. Nestled on the lively Church Street—a hub where every…
Bill’s Restaurant feels like Cardiff’s go-to spot—a haven for after-work chillouts or weekend indulgence. And with Christmas just around the corner, there’s no better time to soak in the festive spirit by the bay. If you’re scouting for a place that’s both calm and buzzing with energy, let me tell you why Bill’s Cardiff Bay stole my heart. Nestled in the historic Pilotage Building, this charming eatery greets you with its colourful interiors and a homey vibe. Whether it’s a…
The festive spirit was in full swing at Pizza Express Cardiff St Davids on Monday, December 9th, as diners were treated to a magical evening of music and merriment. The award-winning Britain’s Got Talent semi-finalists, Johns’ Boys Male Chorus delivered a stunning live performance, blending traditional Welsh choral melodies with a modern twist, as part of Pizza Express’ Press for Showtime series. The choir, known for their heart-stirring harmonies and modern spin on the traditional Welsh Male Voice Choir, serenaded…
On December 3rd, Brain Tumour Research hosted a compelling webinar featuring former Health Minister Will Quince, providing invaluable insights into effective campaigning for increased funding and support for brain tumour research. The online event, attended by patients, advocates, and supporters, emphasized strategies to engage policymakers and amplify awareness around the pressing need for more investment in brain tumour studies. Brain Tumour Research’s Impact in Wales Regarding Wales, Brain Tumour Research has been actively showcasing the impact of its funded initiatives….
Update in relation to flooding article from Craig Muncey in 2020: “24th November 2024, Storm Bert brought with it a huge amount of rainfall which ultimately caused flooding in South Wales again, including my village, Nantgarw. This time fortunately, my property was not impacted, however, residents in Oxford Street yet again had flood water enter their properties uninvited. It seemed again, the levels of protection expected were not there. Flood warnings did occur this time in the majority of cases,…
Madam ‘Ebbie’ Scrooge has topped The Times Rich List for 7 years in a row, but her heart is far from being as full as her pockets. Joe Murphy’s charming staging of Gary Owen’s adaptation returns to Cardiff’s Sherman Theatre, brimming with Dickensian dramatics. This high-spirited production playfully reverses Scrooge’s gender while offering up a visual party bag of exuberant festive bustle. Unafraid to stray from the original, Murphy’s production delivers a buoyant jaunt back to 1843 Cardiff, in which…
In a bold move toward sustainable manufacturing, Panasonic Manufacturing UK (PMUK) has officially launched Europe’s first Panasonic HX renewable energy demonstration site at its Cardiff factory. This $136 million investment transforms the 50-year-old facility into a beacon of green innovation, powered by hydrogen fuel cells, solar panels, battery storage, and Panasonic’s proprietary Energy Management System (EMS). The Cardiff site, which has produced over 90 million goods since opening in 1974, will now manufacture microwave ovens using 100% renewable energy. This…
When I sat down to watch The Contestant, I anticipated an entertaining, perhaps quirky dive into Japan’s eccentric reality TV. Instead, I was met with a deeply human story that left me reflecting on vulnerability, resilience, and our collective fascination with spectacle. At the heart of the film is Nasubi, a young man whose earnestness is almost painful to watch. Plucked from obscurity and thrust into a bizarre game show, he spends over a year isolated in a tiny…
Operation Christmas Child Sharing Good News and Great Joy Unfortunately, we missed the dates to inform readers to pack shoeboxes for this year’s Operation Christmas Child Shoebox Appeal. Nevertheless, there is still time to donate online. Each gift-filled shoebox is a tangible expression of God’s love, and it is often the first gift these children have ever received. There is nothing more precious than seeing the smile of a child receiving gifts donated with love. The ministry is now…
Formed in 1957, the MFPA is part of a global, self-help association of artists that enables nearly 800 artists from more than 80 countries worldwide to make a sustainable living through their art. In the UK alone, the MFPA supports 27 remarkable artists. Unlike a charity, the MFPA is run by the artists themselves, allowing them to maintain their independence and continue producing stunning artworks that are transformed into wonderful gifts. This Christmas, the Mouth and Foot Painting Artists (MFPA)…
