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Pete Fowler’s psychedlic print for Chapter Arts Centre

AN ARTIST who designed album covers for Welsh cult band Super Furry Animals has unveiled a limited edition print to raise cash for a cultural centre. Read

Herceptin campaigner Jayne ready to fight on

BREAST cancer crusader Jayne Sullivan has begun a new life in New Zealand – and says she hopes her fresh start will offer hope to other sufferers of the disease. Read

Boxing back in Merthyr

MERTHYR Tydfil’s status as Britain’s boxing capital could soon be restored by Joe Calzaghe. Read

Be a winner with your Christmas credit crunch story

DOES the idea of a credit crunch Christmas get you down? Read

Bonnie Tyler’s search for cure for her failing eyesight

SHE’S a blonde, Welsh and sexy singing siren who is worth a fortune. Read

Police fine motorists for using mobiles while teaching L-drivers

SCORES of Welsh motorists have been fined for using hand-held mobile phones while teaching learners to drive. Read

Portrait of a Nation group spread the word

TEENAGERS from Cardiff have travelled to Liverpool to represent the Welsh capital in the finale of the UK’s biggest ever youth project. Read

‘A woman blends in the crowd more’

THE jobs market may be dwindling but one woman has uncovered an unlikely career path – exposing cheating partners. Read

Archbishop of Wales Barry Morgan says he would consecrate a gay bishop

THE Archbishop of Wales Barry Morgan has revealed that if the Bishop of St Davids had not resigned following speculation about his private life, he would have referred the matter to a church court. Read

More Welsh soldiers suffer from deafness

AN increasing number of Welsh soldiers returning from war zones in Afghanistan and Iraq are seeking medical help for deafness and damage to their hearing. Read

Soundtrack Festival, Cardiff

THE Film Agency For Wales has been searching for a desirable film festival for years. Finally it looks to have one. Read

Duncan Green: From Poverty to Power

To spend or not to spend. Is that the question? With a financial crisis well and truly upon us, should we be doing all we can to get back in the old game or should we look to change the rules altogether? Duncan Green, Head of Research at Oxfam, suggests that, from the current financial turmoil must emerge a new and fairer global economic and environmental order Read