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Category: Features
Food waste, bad taste
If we’re going to meet the Sustainable Development Goal 12.3.1, we have to halve food waste by 2030. Within the last three years, supply chain food waste has dropped 4% compared to the previous five years
Alexandria Riley’s climbing the ranks with new TV dramas
Alexandria Riley's career has taken on a whole new dimension with ITV crime drama, The Pembrokeshire Murders, co-starring Luke Evans and Keith Allen and the BBC’s In My Skin
Let’s make smart, sustainable shopping our future
In a society where we’ve become overwhelmed with choice and information, we could all do with a little helping hand to becoming more eco-friendly in how we shop for food
Andrew Taylor: From boatbuilder to revered novelist
Andrew Taylor's latest book, The Last Protector, is the next thrilling installment by one of fictions most celebrated historical and crime novelists
Cardiff Character: James Clarke
Creative director prioritises work-life balance during the remodel of his video production business three years after its inception Image credit: GreenNova Productions. James is working to remodel his video production company, solely focusing on security and defence clients – a unique selling point and a first for a Welsh video production business It takes a … Continue reading Cardiff Character: James Clarke
#InPoverty: Millennials are the ones left to pick up the mess of generation X
A competitive job market and rising costs across the board means Cardiff millennials will continue to struggle thanks to generation X’s greed Competitive house prices are forcing millennials to pay high rents on low wages, limiting their chances of getting on the property ladder The conversation of poverty has predominantly centred around children and the … Continue reading #InPoverty: Millennials are the ones left to pick up the mess of generation X
