The performance arts industry has been hit hard by the coronavirus pandemic. All theatres, bars and concert halls have had … More
Author: ciarace
Ciara Cohen-Ennis is a journalist at ITV Wales with an interest in social affairs. She produces news bulletins, reports and self-shoots. Ciara has also done an attachment with the current affairs programme ITV Wales This Week as an assistant producer, researcher and camera operator. She has worked on programmes including Beyond The Factory Gates, Hooked On Pills, Battle To Survive and My Silent World.
Wales This Week: After The Floods
This winter Wales was hit by a series of devastating and life-threatening winter storms, which led to the worst flooding … More
The female skateboarders learning a new sport and smashing stereotypes
Prom Queen Social Club is a place where seasoned skaters and beginners of all ages can come to roller skate … More
Doctors seeing patients as young as seven with anxiety in Wales
The Royal College of General Practitioners said GPs have seen a rise in the number of patients with anxiety.
Charity warns against buying dogs and abandoning them after Christmas
Last year Dogs Trust Bridgend received 172 calls from dog owners wanting to hand their dogs. The charity is urging … More
Jo Cox loneliness campaign inspires festive ‘chatty cafe’ in Llantwit Major
A first-time mum who experienced loneliness has opened a festive ‘chatty cafe’ in Llantwit Major to bring the community together … More
What’s it really like to be a lottery winner?
Hospital catering staff and a pub landlord who grew up on a council estate reveal what it’s really like to … More
Tŷ Hafan hospice appeals for money for ‘life-changing’ renovations
A children’s hospice is appealing to raise £1.5million to fund a major refurbishment project. Tŷ Hafan was the first children’s … More
First Welsh monument to honour BAME war veterans unveiled in Cardiff
A ceremony’s taken place to honour black and ethnic minority servicemen and women who fought in the two World Wars. … More
What causes teenage crime? New Welsh play looks for answers
Knife crime has increased across all parts of Wales in the past year. Police said they have found teenagers – … More
