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Pembrokeshire podcaster jailed for racist broadcasts

James Allchurch was found guilty of 10 counts of stirring up racial hatred at a trial in Swansea Crown Court.

Rackets at the ready: Funding announced to improve diversity in tennis

Tennis Wales has announced £74,820 funding from Welsh Government to create a new, national tennis programme which will support more…

Two teenage boys arrested for racist graffiti on Port Talbot mural

South Wales Police investigating racist graffiti on a mural in Port Talbot have arrested two teenage boys on suspicion of…

Teachers to get ‘anti-racist training’ as part of new Welsh Curriculum

The Welsh Government has announced school staff and other education professionals are to get diversity and anti-racist professional learning (DARPL)…

Swansea City players will no longer take the knee before matches

Players for the swans will no longer take the knee before matches the club has announced. The reasons for the…

Two Singleton Hospital staff commended for helping to prevent racism in the workplace

Nurse Omobola Akinade and physiotherapist Manessa Faal, who both work at Singleton Hospital, have used their own experiences of racism…

Schoolchildren create murals for Kingsway office development site

Pupils from Pentrehafod Comprehensive School have visited the site of a new office development at the former Oceana nightclub on…

Welsh Government mark anniversary of George Floyd’s death in USA with commitment to deliver a ‘truly anti-racist Wales’

On the anniversary of the tragic murder of George Floyd in the USA, Minister for Social Justice Jane Hutt reaffirmed…

Increasing opportunities for ethnically diverse communities in film and TV

The Welsh Government, through Creative Wales, has today announced a trailblazing new programme pilot with partners BBC Cymru Wales, ITV…

Council leaders unite in support of UN Anti-Racism Day #FightRacism

The council leaders from Wales' two largest cities have come together to support the Stand Up to Racism campaign ahead…

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