Stephen Price

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Feature 12 May 2025 A group of migrant and refugee women in Swansea are taking part in a powerful new project that connects their personal stories of migration with climate change. Led by Literature Across Frontiers (LAF), an initiative based at the University of Wales Trinity Saint David, the project is a collaboration with the Makassar Festival in Indonesia and sees the women link up with Indigenous women on the other side of the world.

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Feature 12 May 2025 Kyle was just seven years old when, during the summer holidays, he stayed with his foster carer Gavin for the first time. In unfamiliar surroundings, he was unable to sleep one night so at about 3am Gavin put a children’s film on for them to watch together, patiently keeping him company through a night of anxiety and worry. Although he only stayed with Gavin for a few nights on that occasion, that simple act of kindness and compassion stayed with Kyle.

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Feature 12 May 2025 Two Welsh primary schools are helping to build powerful links with war-affected Ukraine through a new international education initiative. Ysgol Gyfun Gymraeg Pontybrenin in Swansea and Tir-y-berth Primary School in Caerphilly, are among four schools from Wales selected to take part in the UK–Ukraine School Partnerships Programme, a British Council initiative funded by the UK Government.

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News 12 May 2025 Natural Resources Wales (NRW) and Butterfly Conservation are working together to manage bracken for the benefit of the pearl-bordered fritillary. The project at Eyarth Rocks Reserve focuses on careful bracken management to help maintain the ideal habitat conditions for this delicate species. This targeted conservation effort is vital, as the pearl-bordered fritillary is only found at a handful of locations in Wales.

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Culture 12 May 2025 Stephen PriceA new artist collective, created by leading Welsh painter Catrin Williams, aims to bring together a group of exciting new artistic voices from the Llŷn Peninsula. In response to the challenges emerging artists encounter when seeking exhibition opportunities in established north Wales galleries, artist Catrin Williams envisioned BÔN in 2023, with support from Plas Glyn-y-Weddw andthe Arts Council of Wales.