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Not-for-profit Bear Pak offers a lifeline to parents in Penarth (opens the original)
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Bear Pak acts as a lifeline for many Penarth parents who have children aged three to 11 years old. Bear Pak offers safe, reliable childcare for all children in a warm, energising environment. Set up in 1994 by a group of parents seeking to create affordable childcare in the local community, they remain committed to the same principle. Composed of volunteers from the local community, Bear Pak’s board ensures the organisation continually understands and effectively addresses the needs of local fam
Penarth netball player excelling at Exeter University (opens the original)
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Nia Jones, who lives in Penarth, who has previously represented Wales and is currently excelling at Exeter University Netball Club, offered insights into balancing university life with the demands of elite netball. Growing up in a sporty family, Nia has always been competitive and thrives on working to become the best version of herself. All throughout school she took sport incredibly seriously which she believes allowed her to fully appreciate the value of time management, resilience and determ
How Penarth students cope with the cost of university living (opens the original)
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Penarth students have spoken about the financial realities of university life, with graduates from Stanwell School now studying in Bristol and Birmingham describing how rising living costs affect their day-to-day spending. The University of Bristol and the University of Birmingham remain popular destinations for A-level leavers from Stanwell School and St Cyres School. To explore the real-world impact of the Welsh student finance system, two former Stanwell pupils shared their experiences. Tash
Penarth artist prepares for next exhibition with up to 100 paintings on display (opens the original)
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John Hicks, a retired art school teacher from Penarth, has already held six solo shows across Wales, including one at Turner House Gallery in Penarth. For his next exhibition, he plans to display between 60 and 100 paintings. John’s next individual showcase in April 2027 will be an exhibition in Queen Street Gallery in Neath, a spacious venue established in 2018. Two of his paintings will be displayed in the Cowbridge Open Art exhibition, the Old Hall, August 17-31. David Hockney, Lucian Freud a
Platform helping people sell pre-owned goods changed Penarth woman's life (opens the original)
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A Penarth woman who turned selling unwanted clothes online into an international business says second-hand marketplaces are helping young people earn money, gain valuable skills, and embrace more sustainable shopping habits. Martha Tomalin-Reeves, 20, first began selling items on Depop in 2018 while still a teenager, initially using the platform to clear out old clothes. What started as a simple side hustle soon developed into something much bigger. Martha used the platform to launch her own bus
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