Catrin Pascoe

May 25, 2024 | walesonline.co.uk | Jennifer Mathers |Mererid Hopwood |Catrin Pascoe

February 11, 1924, on board the RMS Cedric:Saw Statue of Liberty glowing in the sunlight. Bitterly cold wind, bright sunshine. At lunch, a press man came to me and said: ‘Mrs Griffiths, I am from the press.’ ‘I have nothing to say,’ I said. ‘Oh!’ said he, ‘we know your story of the Women of Wales movement, we want only your photos – will you come to the top deck when you have finished?’ So [we] trotted up to the top deck first class, where we found four burly photographers awaiting us.

Mar 21, 2024 | walesonline.co.uk | Sara Robinson |Catrin Pascoe

In January, one of my favourite places to eat closed for good. We take them for granted, don’t we? Those little neighbourhood gems that extend a warm welcome, serve food made with love, and then wash up for us? We assume they’ll always be there, doors open, ready to welcome us back. Until they’re not. The closure of my go-to dining spot felt like losing a friend. It was a home from home for more than a decade, a place where we made countless happy memories.

Dec 21, 2023 | walesonline.co.uk | Mia Norman |Catrin Pascoe

Archbishop Andrew John has released his annual Christmas message, this year in conjunction with the Catholic Archbishop of Cardiff, Mark O’Toole, and the Free Churches of Wales Moderator, Simon Walkling. The message, political in its implications, calls for peace at home and abroad. Speaking to WalesOnline, the Archbishop expressed a frustration at the levels of deprivation seen in the UK, and Wales specifically, an issue manifesting itself in the cost-of-living crisis.

May 16, 2023 | business-live.co.uk | Catrin Pascoe

May 15, 2023 | walesonline.co.uk | Catrin Pascoe