There are a number of different reasons people can develop cancer and some are impossible to prevent but just 55% … More
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Ciara Cohen-Ennis is currently working as an assistant producer, researcher and camera operator for ITV Wales This Week current affairs series. She has worked on programmes including Hooked On Pills, Battle To Survive and My Silent World.
Ciara will be starting an On Screen Journalist attachment at ITV Wales in January 2019.
From Holland to Ponty: 400 mile cycle to remember British soldiers who lost their lives
Dutch city employees have cycled to Wales to commemorate the 75th anniversary of Welsh soldiers liberating the city of s’Hertogenbosch.
Young women encouraged to get into politics in Wales
Young women from across Wales have been shadowing Assembly Members to get a taste of life as a politician.
Rhondda man starts football team to cope with mental health problems after liver transplant
Ywain Shakespeare from the Rhondda struggled with mental health problems after having a liver transplant but with the help of … More
Antisemitism in Wales: Jewish leaders call for change after rise in abusive behaviour
Figures obtained by ITV Wales reveal reports of abusive behaviour towards Jews has nearly doubled in the past year. Synagogues … More
Wales needs 20,000 more care workers by 2030
Social Care Wales is calling for more staff to support children, older people and those with disabilities. The organisation is … More
Cardiff mum develops life-changing allergy to water
A woman from Cardiff developed an extremely rare allergy after giving birth to her first child.
First ever Welsh Youth Parliament meets in the Senedd
The potential politicians of the future have had their first sitting in Cardiff Bay to vote on the three issues … More
Arthritis puts strain on millions of relationships
New research from the charity Versus Arthritis shows millions of relationships in the UK are put under strain because of … More
Skewen pupils tackle ‘serious problem’ of plastic pollution
Schoolchildren in Skewen are trying to tackle the problem of plastic pollution by creating a ‘Rubbish Monster’ out of litter … More
