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James Williams

James Williams

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Breakfast Presenter, BBC Radio Wales

Cardiff

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Total articles 256

  • Brighton Marathon app launches to help neurodivergent runners

    By Hove Argus, James Williams| Bottom Line@ Image source, EDDIE MITCHELLImage caption, An immersive 360-degree video will make users feel like they are right there on the starting line A new virtual reality app is aiming to make the Brighton Marathon less daunting for neurodivergent people to take part in. The virtual walk-through of the marathon, created alongside the National Autistic Society (NAS), will capture what it feels like to take part in the event, giving runners an insight into the marathon day experience.

    By Hove Argus, James Williams · Bottom Line

    Mar. 27, 2025

  • Brighton bus company questions council's net-zero ambitions

    By Hove Argus, James Williams| Bottom Line@ Image source, The Big LemonImage caption, The council has confirmed it is awarding the contract to a rival company called Compass Travel LtdA bus company has questioned Brighton & Hove City Council after it ditched its electric buses in favour of a diesel fleet on its supported services for the next four years.

    By Hove Argus, James Williams · Bottom Line

    Feb. 20, 2025

  • Brighton Marathon app launches to help neurodivergent runners

    By Hove Argus, James Williams| Bottom Line@ Image source, EDDIE MITCHELLImage caption, An immersive 360-degree video will make users feel like they are right there on the starting line A new virtual reality app is aiming to make the Brighton Marathon less daunting for neurodivergent people to take part in. The virtual walk-through of the marathon, created alongside the National Autistic Society (NAS), will capture what it feels like to take part in the event, giving runners an insight into the marathon day experience.

    By Hove Argus, James Williams · Bottom Line

    Mar. 27, 2025

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BBC Radio Wales