The Night Sky: Amazing sights on show in the skies this month
Here's the latest Night Sky column by Argus astronomer Jon Powell:
THE NIGHT SKY: Spot Mercury in the skies this month
Here's the latest Night Sky column by Argus columnist Jon Powell:
'A pet is for life - not just for lockdown'
Since the lockdown began there has been a surge in the number of enquiries received by charities with regards to rehoming dogs, cats, and small animals. Argus columnist Jon Powell looks at the issue.
Mental health post-lockdown: Is there trouble ahead?
The impact of the coronavirus lockdown - and the potential impeding end of lockdown restrictions - on mental health is an important, and complex issue. Argus columnist Jon Powell looked at the issue.
When you can see the International Space Station in the night skies this week
The International Space Station can be seen in the night skies over the next week - Argus columnist Jon Powell explains how to see it.
Comet Swan passing though our night sky: Here's how to spot it
Comet Swan graces our evening skies over the coming weeks presenting us with a real opportunity to witness a comet first-hand. Argus columnist Jon Powell explains how to spot it.
Is a terrifying big cat stalking the Gwent countryside?
Tales of a big cat stalking the countryside are common to areas across the UK - and Gwent is no exception. And the debate has re-ignited once more following the discovery of large paw prints by a dog walker in England. Argus columnist Jon Powell looks at the mystery.
What you can see in the night sky if you're taking part in hospice sleep-out
Are you taking part in ? Argus columnist Jon Powell takes a look at what you'll be able to see in the night skies.
Welsh Rarebit: A look at Wales' favourite snack
According to a recent survey, cheese on toast is the most popular snack among Brits during lockdown - followed by cheese and onion crisps, bacon sandwiches, and cheese and biscuits. Here in Wales we have our own special version of cheese on toast - Welsh Rarebit. Argus columnist Jon Powell looks at the traditional treat.
Concerns over older people's access to cash during lockdown
The use of cash has been in decline for a number of years, but the coronavirus pandemic could well bring its demise even closer. With many retailers encouraging customers to pay be card rather than cash during the virus outbreak, the potential downfall of notes and coins has accelerated. However, for some sectors of the community, especially the elderly, cash remains a vital lifeline not just as a means of payment, but as a way of life. Argus columnist Jon Powell looked at the issue.
