Living

High-quality work can be found in inspiring natural environments full of adventure and activities; and offering a rich contemporary culture.

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Thinking of moving to Wales?

Discover the many reasons why you should make Wales your home.

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A question of balance

A scenic commute, surfing after work and weekend festivals make it possible to find the perfect work-life balance in Wales.

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Overview

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How we found our perfect practice

Find out how a couple of doctors are enjoying both professional and family life after relocating to South Wales.

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Work-life balance in the Welsh countryside

French heritage chef cooks up new life in Wales

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Luke Evans: thinking about Wales

Find out why Hollywood actor Luke Evans thinks Wales is epic.

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Inspiring creativity: The warm Welsh welcome

Dr Monika Hennemann discusses the unique career, lifestyle and creative opportunities she has encountered since moving to Cardiff.

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Ruth Jones: my Wales

Discover Wales through the words of award- winning Welsh writer and actress Ruth Jones.

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About 1 in 20 of the UK population live in Wales

Education and learning

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A global melting pot on the scenic Welsh coast

Welcome to Atlantic College - a global melting pot on the scenic Welsh coast

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A passion for learning

Universities in Wales provide education for thousands of international students each year and offer a range of courses in many locations.

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The youth movement on a mission for peace

The national youth movement of Wales is celebrating its centenary this year. Read about the celebrations and what the future holds for the Urdd.

A fifth of electricity generated in Wales is from renewables

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Getting their hands dirty - the women behind the hard graft

From chainsaws to chickens: the challenges facing the women caring for our land.

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Local communities breathing life back into their pubs

Rhys Iorwerth discovers the growing trend of communities regaining and breathing life back into local hubs.

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The great Welsh outdoors

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A taste for adventure

With such a variety of landscapes to choose from, find your adventure in the great Welsh outdoors.

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Introducing the National Forest for Wales

Learn about the benefits a National Forest will bring to the landscape and people of Wales.

An introduction to the Wales Coast Path

Celebrating the Wales Coast Path