British Heart Foundation (BHF) Cymru explain how between 700 and 800 lives in Wales could be saved in 2035 alone if the next Welsh Government commit to reducing premature deaths from cardiovascular disease by 25% over the next decade.
Stepping Up: How Covid-19 Tested the Resilience of Welsh Places
Since 2018, the IWA has convened a consortium of experts and, together, we have been developing the Understanding Welsh Places
The World Cup that matters: Wales’ first Street Child World Cup
Dr Arun Midha, Trustee at Street Child United, discusses the importance of Wales’ First Street Child World Cup
Apprenticeships – a genius decision for the next Welsh Government
Apprenticeships in Wales are a success story, and this Apprenticeships Week we at ColegauCymru encourage all our partners to join the celebrations.
Wales can’t keep treating the environmental crisis as an afterthought. Society itself must change.
Neil Sachdev reflects on his first 100 days as Chair of Natural Resources Wales as the organisation launches a sobering State of Natural Resources report.
Is the Welsh public sector ignoring the ‘co’ in community engagement?
Leonie Roberts outlines the importance of effective community engagement.
How a Gaza upbringing informed this Cardiff funeral director’s view on death – and life
Ross Davies tells Ahmed Alsisi’s story, and his campaign to provide better support for grieving families.
A new start for Lampeter’s university campus?
Andy Bevan provides an update on developments at UWTSD’s Lampeter campus.
Shifting the culture towards research-informed local authorities: the experience of the Health Determinants Research Collaboration in Torfaen
Gareth Cooke, Head of Torfaen HDRC, reflects on the importance of research-led local authorities to tackle regional inequalities and improve communities’ wellbeing.
Urban community ownership of low-cost clean energy generation: expanding the remit of community energy in Wales
YnNi Teg’s Karen Smith explains how their new Project NUR is changing the image of community energy.
What if the solution to Wales’ skills crisis was already here — but trapped by red tape?
Paul Shackson, Communications Manager at the Welsh Refugee Council, explains how a skills shortage in Wales could be tackled thanks to a ready and willing workforce waiting to help.