For mental health awareness week, we spoke with Heffy Wheeler, who struggled with prenatal and postnatal depression and was hospitalised while pregnant.

Class inequality means that pursuing a career can be difficult for working-class artists. The Working Class Creatives Database is working to remove barriers, however.

Less than one year after losing her husband to cancer, Freyja Hanstein was diagnosed with brain cancer. We look at her story, the struggles she has faced and how she turned her experiences into an app to help others live a healthy lifestyle. 

A collaborative piece celebrating the women who inspire us the most.

Owning the spotlight on stage is not the only way to be a part of the rich history of theatre. Consider a career of the heroes behind the curtain who are there from the first finished script, to cleaning up the roses on closing night, and everything in between.

A collaborative piece on how we as women #BreakTheBias we experience in our day to day lives.

With a second referendum on Scottish independence on the table, join us as we break down the key issues that surround the potential vote

With a second referendum on Scottish independence on the table, we break down the key issues and historical context of the debate, and look at the 2014 referendum.

Wales has had a devolved government since 1999 but many have questioned whether the country has been given enough devolved powers - or even if devolution itself is enough to represent the people of Wales.

With a second referendum on Scottish independence on the table, join us as we break down the key issues and historical context of the debate. Today, we examine the devolution of powers from Westminster to Holyrood. 

There has been a long history of disagreement between Wales and England that continues to this day, drawing questions as to whether Westminster can truly represent the needs and wants of the Welsh people. 

Looking back on a great year for the magazine