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First performed in Dublin, 1907, John Millington Synge’s The Playboy of the Western World arrived at the Lyttelton Theatre in 2025 and is now set to screen in cinemas nationally.
Newly elected Plaid Member of the Senedd for Caerdydd Penarth, Kiera Marshall, has criticised the proposed changes to the ASSL in a statement to Gair Rhydd.
Cardiff University has denied claims that a ‘working group’ set up to give advice on the upcoming changes to the John Percival building has unanimously resigned in protest over the university’s plans to rip out the top floor of the Arts and Social Sciences Library.
Cardiff University executives are moving to strip out the top floor of the Arts and Social Sciences Library (ASSL) to build a giant seminar room, leaked communications have shown.
A Gair Rhydd survey reports sexual harassment and violence among Cardiff students and low confidence in university reporting routes.
Incoming Students' Union President Josh Tandy discusses his campaign, student welfare and how he plans to listen to Cardiff students.
Students allege long delays and unclear measures after reporting sexual misconduct to Cardiff University; the university says it takes complaints seriously.
Graduates face a tighter job market, with Cardiff healthcare students describing uncertainty over NHS posts and bursary obligations.
Celebrating thirty years of Xpress Radio, from its 1996 launch to the student broadcasters of 2026.
An eyewitness account of Cardiff University’s martial arts exhibition captures the fights, the crowd and a late Cardiff win.
Joe Martin, you are running as the first choice Reform UK candidate in Caerdydd Penarth. For those who might not know much about you, could you tell us a bit about yourself? Where were you educated? What’s your professional and electoral background?
Neil McEvoy you’ve been around in Cardiff politics for a long time. I suspect many of our student listeners probably don’t know who you are. So, in your own terms, could you introduce yourself?
