David Lee

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Executive Editor at Cascade Public Media (CPM)

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Articles

Tributes paid to the late Councillor Peter Richards

5 days ago | herald.wales | David Lee

TRIBUTES have been paid at Neath Port Talbot Council’s Annual General Meeting (AGM) to the long serving former Baglan Ward member Cllr Peter Richards who passed away on Wednesday, April 9, 2025. A funeral service was held for Cllr Richards at St Catharine’s Church, Baglan, on Friday, May 2. Cllr Richards was first elected to Neath Port Talbot Council in June 2004 and served continuously as one of the Baglan ward members until the time of his death.
Flexible mental health nursing degree set to offer new opportunities to learn

5 days ago | herald.wales | David Lee

STUDENTS aiming to become mental health nurses can now fit their studies around their lives, thanks to a new flexible course at Swansea University. Applications are open for the four-year BSc course which follows on from the success of the flexible part-time Adult Nursing degree launched last year.
Oysho announced as new title sponsor of Cardiff Half Marathon

5 days ago | herald.wales | David Lee

OYSHO has been announced as the new headline sponsor of the Cardiff Half Marathon, which returns to the Welsh capital on Sunday, October 5. The international sport and leisure brand takes over the sponsorship from Principality Building Society, expanding its impressive list of sports event sponsorships as it continues to focus on running initiatives in Europe.
New research exposes lack of awareness in Wales of what deaf children can achieve

5 days ago | herald.wales | David Lee

NEW RESEARCH published this Deaf Awareness Week by charity Auditory Verbal UK shows only a third of adults in Wales believe it is possible for a child born profoundly deaf today to learn to speak as a child without hearing loss. But Grace Murphy (6), from Cardiff, who was diagnosed as deaf as a baby is challenging these expectations and proving that with early and effective support the possibilities are endless for deaf babies and children and they can learn to talk.
A celebration of creativity and innovation at UWTSD’s - Herald.Wales

5 days ago | herald.wales | David Lee

UNIVERSITY of Wales Trinity Saint David (UWTSD) are set to present their final projects at the University’s much-anticipated annual Summer Showcase, with exhibitions taking place across Swansea, Carmarthen, Cardiff, London from May to July. The exhibitions highlight the outstanding talent from a wide range of creative disciplines including Fine Art, Graphic Design, Acting, Adventure Filmmaking, Automotive Design, and more.
Davies join Cardiff Devils Hockey for training session

1 week ago | herald.wales | David Lee

ANDREW RT DAVIES has described the excitement of “having the curtain lifted” as he visited a Cardiff Devils Ice Hockey Club training session. The South Wales Central Senedd Member met with the Devils’ Managing Director Todd Kelman at the Vindico Arena, home of the ice hockey team who compete in the Elite Ice Hockey League, which includes teams from Belfast, Glasgow, Manchester and Sheffield among other towns and cities.
Nintendo Switch keeps dementia patients engaged and mentally stimulated

1 week ago | herald.wales | David Lee

THANKS to the generous donations, Hywel Dda Health Charities, the official charity of Hywel Dda University Health Board, has been able to fund a new Nintendo Switch and accompanying games worth over £400 for Enlli Ward, the Older Adult Mental Health Unit at Bronglais Hospital. Beccy Pateman, Ward Manager, said: “We’re incredibly grateful to Hywel Dda Health Charities for helping us fund the Nintendo switch and games for the unit.
Developer gives cash boost to local football team

1 week ago | herald.wales | David Lee

A PENLLERGAER-based housebuilder has donated £1,000 to the local junior football team. Persimmon Homes West Wales made the donation to Penllergaer AFC as part of its Community Champions scheme, which sees £48,000 spent on good causes and much-valued organisations across Wales each year. The money will be used to support the day-to-day running of the club and funding new equipment.
New nursery provision for Ysgol Gymraeg Melin Gruffydd - Herald.Wales

1 week ago | herald.wales | David Lee

YSGOL Gymraeg Melin Gruffydd in Whitchurch will soon host a new purpose-built childcare facility, providing a 32-place provision delivered by Cylch Meithrin Eglwys Newydd. The £1m project has established a modern learning setting for children aged two to four including a modular constructed nursery with interactive kitchen and age-appropriate toilets.
People gather to honour the memory of Harri Williams

1 week ago | herald.wales | David Lee

LAST MONTH, members of the community came together in heartfelt tribute to remember and celebrate the life of one of the village’s most beloved characters – Harri. Friends, family, and neighbours gathered in the newly developed Hendy Community Garden, situated behind the popular Canolfan Gwili, to unveil a memorial bench dedicated to Harri’s memory.