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Tag Archives: Cardiff
Still not tired of London and its ‘wonderful immensity’
“… when a man is tired of London, he is tired of life; for there is in London all that life can afford.” Our senior consultant Andrew Weltch argues it’s probably as true today as it was when Samuel Johnson … Continue reading
Posted in Broadcast, Business, Media, Television, Transport
Tagged BBC, Cardiff, His Dark Materials, London, National Theatre, Royal Festival Hall, Samuel Johnson, South Bank
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90 years of speedway in Cardiff
As the British Speedway Grand Prix returns to Cardiff, our senior consultant, Andrew Weltch, author of the history of Speedway in Wales, looks at the arrival of the sport in the city 90 years ago. Top-level speedway has become an … Continue reading
Posted in Motor sport, Speedway, Sport
Tagged British Speedway Grand Prix, Cardiff, Principality Stadium, Sloper Road, speedway, Speedway Grand Prix
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Welcome to parkrun – the Saturday morning phenomenon
We’ve celebrated in previous posts some of the outstanding successes in increasing participation in sport – the booming numbers playing tennis in Wales and the wonderful This Girl Can campaign from Sport England – but can any match the growth … Continue reading
Posted in Health, Marketing, Running, Sport
Tagged Bushy Park, Cardiff, Couch to 5k, parkrun
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The man who changed the face of tennis
Amid all the worthy winners at last week’s Tennis Wales awards, a 78-year-old man stole the show. That’s understandable because Mike Davies is the man who changed the face of tennis.
Posted in Broadcast, Marketing, Media, Sport, Television, Tennis, Uncategorized
Tagged Cardiff, Mike Davies, Swansea, tennis, Wales
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Forget the gloom – let’s build on a summer of success for tennis
Guest post by Peter Drew, chief executive officer of our client Tennis Wales, on the state of tennis in Cardiff and in Wales more broadly.
Mark on the Lens – the Senedd’s best light
Our latest client launch at the Senedd, the National Assembly for Wales building in Cardiff Bay, proved a great success. We commissioned photographer Mark Hawkins to record the event, and here he sheds some light on the proceedings.
Posted in Business, Media, Public relations
Tagged BEST, built environment, Cardiff, photography, public relations, Senedd, Weltch Media
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Are hyperlocal news sites the future of local journalism?
We hear (and indeed have ourselves expressed) much lamenting at the apparently inevitable decline of local newspapers, but perhaps hyperlocal news websites offer hope for the future.
Posted in Business, Media, Newspapers, Public relations, Social media, Uncategorized
Tagged Cardiff, Cardiff University, hyperlocal, journalism, local media, newspapers, Roath, social media, Trinity Mirror
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Speedway celebrities – the first real sporting stars?
It may seem that the sporting “star” is a phenomenon of our time – almost any sports person thought to merit a mention in the media seems to be dubbed a “star”. We may think it wasn’t like that in … Continue reading
Posted in Historic motor sport, Media, Motor sport, Newspapers, Speedway, Sport, Uncategorized
Tagged British speedway, Cardiff, celebrity, history, media, motorsport, speedboat, speedway, sports history, Wales
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Crashes, broken arm and a spectator fainting – the opening night of midget car racing in Wales
As Newport speedway prepares to add car racing to its programme for 2012, Andy Weltch looks back at the history of four-wheeled competition in Welsh stadiums.
Posted in Historic motor sport, Motor sport, Oval racing, Speedway, Sport
Tagged Cardiff, Cardiff Dragons, dirt track racing, history, Llandow, midget car, motor racing, motor sport, Neath, Newport, oval racing, Pembrey, Prestatyn, speedway, sport, Wales
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Pay attention – infographics put us all in the picture
We seem to be surrounded by infographics these days, but we’re not complaining – though we wonder whether they are a sign of our dwindling attention spans.
Posted in Business, Design, Education, Media, Retail, Social media, Uncategorized
Tagged art, Cardiff, Cardiff Design Festival, design, education, Facebook, flowers, graphic design, images, learning, pictures, social media, Social Media Influence, social network, teaching
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