Stories From Round Our Way
Stories from Round Our Way collects and tells the stories of people being impacted by climate change across the UK
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- Jul 31, 2026
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A South Wales community café is responding to a major coal tip landslide (opens the original)
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In this story we meet Ralph Connor and Tina Honeyfield, who live in Cwmtillery, a former coal-mining town in the South Wales valleys. They run Caffi Tyleri, a community café, and Pentref Tyleri, a local group that has become a focal point for tackling unemployment, food poverty, and the challenges of managing the upland landscape through natural flood prevention. In November 2024, after weeks of heavy rain, an old coal tip on the hillside above their home gave way. The landslide swept through ar
A grassroots football coach on preparing for a hotter climate (opens the original)
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In this story we meet Oli Gibson, a volunteer coach at Ringmer Football Club near Brighton, where three generations of his family are involved in the club. We visited Ringmer’s ground to talk about football’s place at the heart of local communities, and how climate change is beginning to reshape the game from the grassroots upwards. In his day job, Oli is a heat and performance researcher at Brunel University, so we discuss the challenges facing both artificial and natural pitches, from syntheti
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