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The great Welsh train robbery: why is Welsh rail disconnected?

Civil society speaks out about retained EU law reforms

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National Crime Reading Month: June 2023

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Eurovision 2023: why the stage itself is the silent star of the contest

The rise and fall (and rise again) of linguistic diversity at Eurovision

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Welsh place names are being erased – and so are the stories they tell
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Rachel Hamada

Based in Edinburgh, Rachel is a founder and director of Scottish investigative journalism cooperative the Ferret. She has worked as a journalist for over two decades, with a particular interest in social justice and marginalised communities. She is currently leading the Bureau’s Community-Led Investigations pilot project. Rachel was also on the Scottish government working group on public interest journalism, has written about grassroots investigative journalism for Routledge's Investigative Journalism Handbook, and has trained for the NUJ on new models of journalism. She is interested in exploring the intersection of journalism, games and theatre.