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USW and Wales Probation Service research collaboration
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USW project to help communities reduce health inequalities
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Devolved probation powers and a ‘stronger evidence-based approach’ could improve community safety and social justice
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Utopia on Usk: exhibition explores Newport’s post-war Development Plan
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A young boy sits on his bed in a dimly lit room. He is looking at his phone.
Young people are among the most at risk of stalking – but many don’t recognise it
Close-up of eight hands reaching into the centre of a circle, each wearing colourful handmade friendship bracelets and beaded wristbands. Some hands form heart shapes or point towards the middle, creating a sense of connection and shared experience.
Research highlights value of preventative mental health support in schools
Teachers' and Advisers' Awards winner Darren Church receiving his award.
Winners of the 2026 Teachers’ and Advisers’ Awards announced