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On Friday 19th November 2021, the University Hospital of Wales turned 50 having officially been opened by HM The Queen on that day in 1971.

At Radio Glamorgan, to mark the occasion we took you on a musical voyage from 1971-2021...

Here for you, 50 hours in just over 5 minutes! Enjoy!

www.radioglamorgan.com/50hour

On the 19th November 1971, The University Hospital of Wales in Cardiff was officially opened by HM Queen.

50 years on in a mini documentary presented by Jamie Pritchard, some of those who were around at the time share their memories.

https://www.radioglamorgan.com/uhwat50/

The former host of 'Who wants to be a millionaire', 'Tiswas' and 'Capital Breakfast' chats to Luke Davies about his career

Welsh singer and actress Sophie Evans, takes time out of her day to chat to Luke Davies

Julie Kissick presents a special sports show, highlighting the amazing work of volunteers!

"All about sport" broadcasts on Radio Glamorgan every Friday at 6.30pm (Repeated at 9.30am on a Saturday)

For more about Radio Glamorgan, go to www.radioglamorgan.com

A Veteran of Pantomimes and Comedy, Mike Doyle joined The Live Luke on Radio Glamorgan to promote his brand new single "The Face of Kindness".

In what has been an emotional year for Mike, he talks to Luke about the challenges in the pandemic and how it has affected him and why he had to release this song.

Written by Vernon Hopkins, the song itself is dedicated to the NHS with proceeds going to the latter.

In the final episode of this mini series, we have some advice on being an unpaid carer and some share their personal stories too.

With every day of the COVID-19 pandemic that passes, unpaid carers in Wales are saving the Welsh Government £33 million in the care they provide. That’s according to new research (March 2021) by charity Carers Wales.

http://www.radioglamorgan.com/2021/03/11/carerswalesseries/

Juggling work and care is the topic in this episode.

With every day of the COVID-19 pandemic that passes, unpaid carers in Wales are saving the Welsh Government £33 million in the care they provide. That’s according to new research (March 2021) by charity Carers Wales.

http://www.radioglamorgan.com/2021/03/11/carerswalesseries/

Making 'me time' is the topic discussed in this episode.

With every day of the COVID-19 pandemic that passes, unpaid carers in Wales are saving the Welsh Government £33 million in the care they provide. That’s according to new research (March 2021) by charity Carers Wales.

http://www.radioglamorgan.com/2021/03/11/carerswalesseries/