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Is money changing women’s football in Wales?
By Daniel Davies Women’s football is one of the fastest growing sports in Wales, with attendance records for matches being growing constantly. Nearly 13,000 people watched the national side defeat Bosnia and Herzegovina last October, while Wrexham women smashed the record for a Welsh football league game when over 9,500 people attended the Racecourse Ground…
Creative industries professional practice
This is a selection of pieces of work I’ve done or contributed towards over the past year as a part of my creative industries professional practice university module. BBC Wales This is a piece I wrote and researched myself having been given a brief to produce stories for North-East Wales while I was there. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-64834690…
The significance of modern day local journalism
In this podcast I examine the role that local journalism currently plays in the United Kingdom, where, personally, I believe that too much of its news is over-centralised.
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Joe Hearn spent seven years with the Royal Marines before he suffered life changing injuries that meant he was no longer fit to serve. He has since started studying English and Media at Cardiff Metropolitan University, as he aims to become a journalist, and report on the same service he was forced to leave behind. In this interview he describes the changes in his lifestyle since his time with the Marines ended, and how he plans to move forward with his new life.
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