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Cranes cover the skyline of Cardiff as more and more houses, shopping centres and offices spring up all over the city. But one of the most exciting developments is The Field. Run by Vision 21, a charity based in Cardiff which offers educational and vocational training to young people with a learning disability, the new project will be bu

I have lost count of the number of times I have typed ‘Hotmail’ or ‘Facebook’ in to the Google search bar. I was ignorant to this utter laziness until Antony Mayfield asked us to shamefully admit we all do it. The convenience and effectiveness of Google makes it easier to use than writing out a full website address such as www.hotmail.com

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Taking a bus into Cardiff, I was shocked to suddenly see David Cameron on there too. He was in fact appearing on BBC News 24 on a small television screen at the front of the bus. I was seeing the expansion of news on to a new platform which

So there is hope. After weeks of depressing thoughts convinced the newspaper industry was a dying breed, Richard Burton offered a small glimmer of hope by beginning his lecture with the four little words “print is not dead”. Burton, former online-editor of The Telegraph, insists a place will

Cardiff is home to Vision 21, a project set up in 1987 by Barry Shiers MBE to provide training and work opportunities to people with a disability. With sites also located in Newport and the Vale of Glamorgan, Vision 21 provides training in woodworking skills, pottery and ceramics, catering skills, information communication technology, office practice, horticulture and gardening, retail practice, arts and crafts, workshop main