A national men’s health strategy for Wales must begin with a simple truth: boys’ lives count | Ian Smith

A Taith-funded project is helping Wales’s FE sector confront misogyny, online harm and peer-on-peer abuse through international collaboration and practical training | Sian Holleran

EU-backed conservation projects in Wales are still restoring nature and sustaining cooperation across borders | John Ratcliffe

As Britain swelters through another heatwave, few people will have heard that ministers have quietly dropped plans for solar carports. Cars cooler in summer. Shelter from the rain in winter. Clean electricity all year round. A missed opportunity?

10th anniversary of the Brexit vote Big Red Bus of Brexit Truths tour marks the 10th anniversary of the Brexit referendum | Mark Cunliffe

An open letter to Putin, Zelensky and all who profit from war | Martha Garcia

Our current Bylines Network Gazette is focused on the 10th anniversary of the Brexit referendum, with 4 exclusive interviews: -Gina Miller -Naomi Smith -Lord Heseltine ⁠-Peter Corr Read the interviews in full by joining the Friends of Bylines Network bylinesnetwork.co.uk/friends-of-b...

A young writer’s research reveals how Bridgend’s youth services have been weakened by years of cuts and growing grant dependence | Maggie Curley

As AI advances, the real challenge is building wiser societies rooted in humanity, nature and accountability | Martha Garcia

A title meant to amplify women’s voices may also narrow their reach, exclude men and weaken collective power | Jo Aubrey

David Davis famously said there would be no downsides to Brexit only considerable upsides. Our sister, Yorkshire Bylines, took it upon itself to record them. Sit down with a coffee, or something stronger - it's a War & Peace read.

The Davis Downside Dossier David Davis famously said there would be no downsides to Brexit only considerable upsides - so @yorkshirebylines.co.uk started recording them.....they stopped at just over 2,000

10 years since the referendum – we've gathered dozens of citizens' views about Brexit and life over the last decade. Here is Steph from Suffolk. Read many more in our latest Bylines Network Gazette - become a Friend of Bylines Network to get yours: bylinesnetwork.co.uk/friends-of-b...

We’re releasing our next Bylines Network Gazette on the 10th anniversary of the Brexit referendum, with 4 exclusive interviews: -Gina Miller -Naomi Smith -Lord Heseltine ⁠-Peter Corr Read the interviews in full by joining the Friends of Bylines Network bylinesnetwork.co.uk/friends-of-b...

We’re releasing our next Bylines Network Gazette on the 10th anniversary of the Brexit referendum, with 4 exclusive interviews: -Gina Miller -Naomi Smith -Lord Heseltine ⁠-Peter Corr Read the interviews in full by joining the Friends of Bylines Network bylinesnetwork.co.uk/friends-of-b...

We’re releasing our next Bylines Network Gazette on the 10th anniversary of the Brexit referendum, with 4 exclusive interviews: -Gina Miller -Naomi Smith -Lord Heseltine ⁠-Peter Corr Read the interviews in full by joining the Friends of Bylines Network bylinesnetwork.co.uk/friends-of-b...

Europe, here we come, again! The National Rejoin March is happening on Saturday 20 June | Yvonne Wancke

2 hours to go As part of #IndieNewsWeek join us for a special webinar exploring the future of UK independent journalism How do we tackle news deserts? What role will citizen journalism play? And how does Indi News respond to AI, disinformation, Big Tech and political extremism? bit.ly/BylinesINW26

From red light running to road rage, Britain’s roads may be revealing something deeper about trust, restraint and shared civic life  | Robert G Davies

Byline Times' Editor in Chief @hardeepmatharu.bsky.social will be sharing her thoughts on the challenges and rewards of independent journalism tonight in this @bylinesnetwork.co.uk event. Details to join below ⬇️

Tonight, 7pm As part of #IndieNewsWeek, join us for a special webinar exploring the future of UK independent journalism How do we tackle news deserts? What role will citizen journalism play? And how does Indi News respond to AI, disinformation, Big Tech and political extremism? bit.ly/BylinesINW26

1 day to go! As part of #IndieNewsWeek, join us for a special webinar exploring the future of UK independent journalism How do we tackle news deserts? What role will citizen journalism play? And how does Indi News respond to AI, disinformation, Big Tech and political extremism? bit.ly/BylinesINW26

As part of #IndieNewsWeek, join Bylines Network for a special webinar exploring the future of UK independent journalism. How do we tackle news deserts? What role will citizen journalism play? And how does Indi News respond to AI, disinformation, Big Tech and political extremism? bit.ly/BylinesINW26

As part of #IndieNewsWeek, join Bylines Network for a special webinar exploring the future of UK independent journalism. How do we tackle news deserts? What role will citizen journalism play? And how does Indi News respond to AI, disinformation, Big Tech and political extremism? bit.ly/BylinesINW26

📢 As part of #IndieNewsWeek, join Bylines Network for a special webinar exploring the future of independent journalism in the UK. Featuring Jonathan Heawood, Hardeep Matharu, Lexie Kirkconnell-Kawana, Jaldeep Katwala and Sameer Padania, plus audience Q&A. 🎟️ Book your place: bit.ly/BylinesINW26

In an age obsessed with productivity and profit, the Queen’s Stairs at John Smedley’s Lea Mills offer a quieter, more radical message: people matter | Martha Garcia

As part of #IndieNewsWeek, join Bylines Network for a special webinar exploring the future of UK independent journalism. How do we tackle news deserts? What role will citizen journalism play? And how does Indi News respond to AI, disinformation, Big Tech and political extremism? bit.ly/BylinesINW26

This Refugee Week, new research shows courage is only part of the story for migrants rebuilding their lives in Wales | Laura Kemmer-Amoda

Born from a 1976 sketch, Wales’s iconic triangular mascot celebrates 50 years of breaking world records, riding trains, and inspiring youth | Gareth Wyn Roberts

Could Britain resist an ICE-style crackdown? The Tories and Reform have promised to bring a US-style Immigration and Customs Enforcement to Britain; here’s how you can start resisting | Dean Conway @deanconway.bsky.social

📢 As part of #IndieNewsWeek, join Bylines Network for a special webinar exploring the future of independent journalism in the UK. Featuring Jonathan Heawood, Hardeep Matharu, Lexie Kirkconnell-Kawana, Jaldeep Katwala and Sameer Padania, plus audience Q&A. 🎟️ Book your place: bit.ly/BylinesINW26

🔥 Webinar coming up! On the future of independent journalism. It’s all change in the UK, as people drop MSM for richer information pickings elsewhere. But how does budding indi news respond to the mix of AI, disinformation, Big Tech and extremism? Come along and find out —> bit.ly/BylinesINW26

Born from a 1976 sketch, Wales’s iconic triangular mascot celebrates 50 years of breaking world records, riding trains, and inspiring youth | Gareth Wyn Roberts

As part of #IndieNewsWeek, join Bylines Network for a special webinar exploring the future of UK independent journalism. How do we tackle news deserts? What role will citizen journalism play? And how does Indi News respond to AI, disinformation, Big Tech and political extremism? bit.ly/BylinesINW26

A Ukrainian flag will not stop a missile. But taking it down would send a message and Ukrainians in Wales would hear it clearly | Yuliia Bond

Brexit – 10 years on Brexit promised control. A decade later, Wales is poorer, Britain is weaker and the costs are impossible to ignore | Geraint Talfan Davies @bylines.cymru

As part of #IndieNewsWeek, join Bylines Network for a special webinar exploring the future of UK independent journalism. How do we tackle news deserts? What role will citizen journalism play? And how does indi news respond to AI, disinformation, Big Tech and political extremism? bit.ly/BylinesINW26

A 240-year-old Derbyshire mill offers a striking lesson in how societies can prosper without sacrificing the social and environmental foundations on which that prosperity depends | Martha Garcia

Brexit promised control. A decade later, Wales is poorer, Britain is weaker and the costs are impossible to ignore | Geraint Talfan Davies

📢 As part of #IndieNewsWeek, join Bylines Network for a special webinar exploring the future of independent journalism in the UK. Featuring Jonathan Heawood, Sameer Padania, Lexie Kirkconnell-Kawana and Jaldeep Katwala, plus audience Q&A. 🎟️ Book your place: bit.ly/BylinesINW26

This is our next live event coming up at the Bylines Network, and it's completely free. Think that we need better news media in order to resolve our democratic crisis? Come along and be part of the conversation. #journalism #media

Britain’s red phone boxes are fading fast but their place in memory, design and community life still endures  | John Greeves

The 2026 Senedd election did more than humble Labour. It redrew the political map of Wales | Robert G Davies

D-day’s secret weapon: wetland science stopped Normandy landings from being bogged down Without brave commando scouts and wetland expertise, the Normandy landings might have failed and history been very different | Christian Dunn

In Palestine, access to water is shaped by occupation, war and scarcity, turning a basic human need into a daily struggle  | Jane Powell

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How Europe revived a city Britain had written off EU investment helped turn a Merseyside in decline into a growing regional economy. This is one insider's account westenglandbylines.co.uk/news/europe/...

What a small nation on the other side of the planet can teach Wales about the storm that’s coming | Emlyn Phillips

Can renewable electricity really power us 24/7? New storage tech says yes. With new battery chemistry, giant batteries in Australia to pumped hydro in Wales, the biggest barriers to clean energy are starting to fall – even on windless winter nights. Stephen McNair explains...

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