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Digital inequality is a problem that needs a solution. There are two million households in Britain with no online access, and 2.4 million households without the means to pay for a mobile phone contract. Unrestricted access to digital technology opens the door to opportunities for people of all ages, in all walks of life. When access is limited, though, it can lead to lost employment opportunities, inability to access essential education and healthcare services, and a sense of

The weather in South Wales doesn’t always help us with outdoor activities, but gardening is relaxing, productive and environmentally friendly, and it’s helped many new arrivals in Swansea to put down roots in more ways than one. Unity in Diversity trustee Hazle Boyles has led a series of gardening projects in the 2020s. Hazle helps UiD service users choose plants that she knows will survive and thrive in the local climate. The outcome has been season after season of beautifu

Learning a second language presents a challenge for anyone. That challenge is even greater for learners whose native alphabets bear no resemblance to the Roman alphabet. The Roman alphabet is the foundation of English, Welsh, French, German, Italian, and Spanish. But not Mandarin, Korean, Japanese or Arabic. Arabic speakers learning English must navigate not only a new alphabet but a writing system that needs to be read from right to left. Asylum seekers and refugees who make