MOUNT Stuart Primary School will be closed on Thursday so that staff can attend the funeral of much-loved retired headteacher Betty Campbell. Mrs Campbell died... Read More
BARCLAYS will shut its Llandaff branch on Friday despite worries about the impact the closure would have on elderly residents. The bank says only 56... Read More
FANS of vintage fashion, furniture and toys will descend once again upon King’s Road Yard as the Pontcanna Vintage Flea Market returns. On Sunday, October... Read More
CASTLE Coch will be hosting Halloween nights from October 26 to 28. The nights will entail a spooky guided tour of the Castle Coch based on... Read More
REFUGEES and asylum seekers in Splott are being invited to share a piece of their home culture with others – by bringing their favourite national... Read More
REHEARSAL time is almost up for Splott Amateur Operatic Society, as the group prepares to bring a 1940s classic to the stage later this month.... Read More
ST FAGAN’S Museum is hosting Ghost Walks next week as Halloween draws closer. The series of walks, which take place from Friday, October 20, will... Read More
PONTPRENNAU Community Church is hosting an event that aims to tackle bullying and racism. The congregation wants to bring the community closer together by inviting... Read More
TWO youths on dirt bikes twice disrupted a rugby game between Llandaff North and Penygraig at the weekend. During the set-up and training on October... Read More
CARDIFF Council is allowing a new fish and chip shop to open in Llanishen despite a summer campaign by residents against the idea. The decision,... Read More
CARDIFF castle is hosting an underground cinema to celebrate all things spooky for Halloween. The 2,000-year-old building is showing 11 films in the undercroft of... Read More
EXTRA funding has been found by Cardiff Council to deal with traffic flow issues on Penylan Road. The new proposal would see major roadworks... Read More
COMMUNITY gardening is taking off at a centre in Heath, with old and new faces welcome through its gates every Saturday morning. Maes y Coed... Read More
AWEN is a project centred around Whitchurch Library aiming to promote greater community use of the library through a series of a cultural events. “Awen”... Read More
PERMISSION was granted by Cardiff council last week to demolish dilapidated buildings on Llandaff Fields, but residents aren’t entirely happy. The development planned by brothers... Read More
FLY-TIPPING has been reported in Wern Goch Woods by Pentwyn Pickers group. Head of Pentwyn Pickers, Barbara Willcocks, believes people living in the area could... Read More
A SPLOTT church is calling for volunteers to help keep homeless people off the streets this winter. St Saviour’s Church and its partner St German’s in... Read More
A POP-UP story tent in the grounds of Insole Court, Llandaff, will bring Halloween to life for children and their families this half-term. The Stories... Read More
RADYR Methodist Church is hosting Melingriffith Community Brass Band’s annual concert on Saturday, October 21 at 7.30pm. The concert is entitled Musicals Through the Decades... Read More
AN Over 50s dance class begins next month at Penarth Pier Pavilion. The class starts on Tuesday, November 7 and will run from 11.30pm until... Read More
BARRY Town have suffered their second home defeat of the season after a clinical second half comeback from Cefn Druids. Just one point and one... Read More
A CARDIFF restaurant is donating money to charity to celebrate the last 10 days of Ramadan. Kebabish Original, on City Road in Cathays, is holding a... Read More
PLANS to improve access to news and information from the Welsh Assembly could obstruct impartiality, say critics. The Assembly today published the findings of its... Read More
Welsh faith leaders have come together to show solidarity with those affected by the Finsbury Park mosque attack. Leaders from several religions, including Christianity, Judaism... Read More
ENGLAND’s chances of reaching the final of the Champions Trophy were dashed by Pakistan in Cardiff. England were favourites to win the match. They needed... Read More
CARDIFF’S street cleaners worked throughout the night to face the enormous task of clearing up after the UEFA Champions League final. The capital was buzzing... Read More
JUVENTUS fans from across the world have arrived in Cardiff hoping to see their team lift the most coveted prize in European club football.... Read More
Police from across Wales joined forces to offer additional security measures in Cardiff for the Champions League Final weekend. Around 2,000 police officers were deployed... Read More
Tommy Lumby reports on one woman’s winning combination of film and wine to bring people together. Gloria Vásquez who runs Films and Wine community cinema... Read More
THE election of a new bishop is set to go ahead despite allegations of homophobia and the shock resignation of a Llandaff clergyman. The Church in... Read More
RESIDENTS in Pontprennau have expressed concern over fly tipping thought to contain asbestos on an access bridge over the A48. A lorry’s worth of rubbish... Read More
A GARAGE owner in Adamsdown has said a steep council charge will probably prevent his plans to build houses to fund his retirement. Ian Dring, 53,... Read More
The Nether, a science-fiction play by Jennifer Haley, received its Welsh debut at Chapter Arts this week. David Lynch went to see it. AS with all... Read More
IT’S Wednesday at Wonderland Studios on Richmond Road and a group of young women meet up to dance together to their favourite music. But it’s... Read More
BLACKWEIR bridge in Pontcanna will be closed next week due to engineering works, causing disruption to cyclists, wheelchair users and dog walkers. The busy... Read More
MOTORISTS driving into the city via North Road are more likely to be caught than anywhere else in the capital, a Cardiffian study has found.... Read More
Society Standard Where: 79-81 Whitchurch Road What: We know a good portion when we see one and Society Standard does not disappoint. Try one of... Read More
STAFF at Sainsbury’s on Queen Street in Cardiff have enjoyed spending their lunch break throwing ketchup-covered sponges at their manager. Every year, staff and customers... Read More
A NEW project could see salad leaves grown in Bute Park by asylum seekers on restaurant menus around the city. Sophie Duran and Fissha Teklom from... Read More
POPULATION and housing projections should be challenged following a damning report which said traffic congestion had a bigger negative impact on local businesses in... Read More
A REGENERATION project for green spaces in Cathays has been given the go-ahead by Cardiff Council. The Cathays Regeneration Project finished its consultation period on... Read More
STAND Up To Racism Wales is organising a public vigil at the Senedd tonight to show solidarity with the families and victims of the attacks... Read More
A RHIWBINA school for pupils with special needs has been praised for its digital innovation with a national award. Greenhill Special School, which caters for... Read More
WALES manager Chris Coleman told the media this week he doesn’t believe tonight’s game is “do or die”, but the result of tonight’s game will... Read More
WELSH MPs have called on the church to halt the search for a new Bishop of Llandaff and reconsider the candidacy of gay clergyman Jeffrey John... Read More
NEIL McEvoy’s return to frontline politics has proved almost as controversial as the events which led to his removal at the start of the month.... Read More
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