Miles Rothoerl

Miles Rothoerl

Broadcast Journalist

English-German bilingual broadcast journalist with recent newsroom experience at BBC Cymru Wales and Global Radio. Trained at Cardiff University, with a track record of turning stories into engaging content for digital and broadcast.

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Portfolio

City AM | Social Video (Application Piece)

How Ronaldo, Messi and Formula 1 helped LEGO make £4.8 billion in six months

LEGO hit record first-half sales this year, with revenue up 21 per cent compared to 2025. The Danish toymaker says classic lines like Star Wars and Ninjago continue to sell well, but that sets from its partnerships with sports and entertainment brands are driving “strong consumer excitement”.

CJS News | TV Package

Calls for action over Newport’s dumped shopping trolleys

Residents in Newport are calling for the council to do more to remove shopping trolleys dumped in the city’s canals and rivers. Councillors are warning the trolleys pose a flood risk – but there’s disagreement over who’s responsible for clearing them.

CJS News | Article

Parents fear for children’s safety after rubbish fires near school

Parents in Newport have told CJS News they are getting increasingly worried for their children's safety after repeated fires involving fly-tipped rubbish near a primary school. General waste, as well as larger items including a lawnmower and a mattress, have been dumped and burnt near Tredegar Park Primary in Duffryn.

CJS News | Social Video

“Not in our name”: Protesters demand council pensions stop investing in Israel

More than fifty protesters gathered outside Cardiff County Hall this morning, calling for an end to the investment of billions in council pension funds in companies linked to Israel. The demonstration took place as the Wales Pension Partnership, which manages the funds, met inside to discuss its investment policy.

CJS News | Social Video

Residents’ fears over river E.coli

Residents in Ogmore-by-Sea are scared of using the water after analysis by a local campaign group found that parts of the river may contain E. coli levels more than 100 times higher than the safe limit.

CJS News | Social Video

Bank customers feel “abandoned” after Cardiff branch closures

“It’s a nightmare” – people living in the west of Cardiff will be left with almost no banks nearby, after Lloyds announced the closure of seven of its branches across South Wales. Residents in Canton could have to walk more than 40 minutes for face-to-face service.

CJS News | TV Package

Landslip leaves Penarth driver’s truck trapped

A driver in Penarth doesn’t know when he’ll be able to use his truck again after it was hit by a landslide twice in five days. This is the fourth landslip in the area in just over a month.