HISTORY enthusiasts in Grangetown have traced the stories behind nearly all the names on its World War One memorial but need help to track down the... Read More
MORE than 100 Cardiff neighbours got out their brooms to clear their streets of autumn leaves – but some were left feeling the council should... Read More
CARDIFF Devils will face Dundee Stars in the quarter finals of the Challenge Cup after a 5-3 win over Manchester Storm Ice Arena Wales. The... Read More
PUPILS of Llanishen Fach Primary handed out parking tickets and advice to parents as part of a road safety scheme launched by South Wales police. The Junior... Read More
TWO Welshmen are making their debuts – and history – by competing in the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) this weekend. Jack Marshman and Brett Johns... Read More
ORGANISERS hope more than 300 people will march to Llandaff Cathedral later this month to raise awareness about violence against women. The Light a Candle... Read More
RESIDENTS continue to be concerned about the safety of a Whitchurch road despite Cardiff council carrying out a series of improvements there. Whitchurch Police and Communities Together... Read More
WALES bounced back from their Australian fiasco to record a much-needed if unspectacular victory over Argentina in their latest Autumn series international game. Tries from... Read More
RESIDENTS are feeling let down by local authorities as nearly 8,000 heroin needles a year are being found scattered near homes in Butetown. One mum, who wishes... Read More
THE name of a highly anticipated £28m high school on the western side of Cardiff has been revealed. Cardiff West Community High School, formed from... Read More
A CHANGE of system in the back line, forced on Wales through injuries, hampered their hopes of qualifying for the 2018 World Cup when they were... Read More
CHANGES to a Caerau bus route could cause problems for elderly residents, a Cardiff councillor has warned. From November 6, the number 15 bus route will... Read More
WORK around Burnham Avenue’s shops will finish in two weeks, as the first phase of Llanrumney’s makeover is completed. Permission to begin regeneration work in... Read More
ADAMSDOWN’S Rubicon Dance branched out into new territory this week with a performance at Penarth Pier to celebrate the work of a visiting choreographer. Students... Read More
A TOTAL of 211 climbers from across the UK flocked to the Cardiff last weekend for the Welsh Climbing Championships in Splott. The competition, now in its... Read More
With video by Marcus Hughes WALES skills coach Neil Jenkins said he was sure 18-year-old sensation Keelan Giles would make his Wales debut this autumn after... Read More
RUGBY Union’s hotly anticipated autumn internationals kicked off last weekend, seeing teams from the southern hemisphere heading north to take on Europe’s best in a series... Read More
CARDIFF Martial Arts won 27 medals at the South Coast Martial Arts inter-club championships at the weekend. About 100 members from SCMA clubs including Cardiff, Plymouth, and... Read More
BREXIT, benefits and a new book were all on the agenda for former Home Secretary Alan Johnson when he visited Penarth. The politician and former... Read More
RESIDENTS in Butetown say they were too scared to leave their houses over the weekend after seeing teenagers throw fireworks in the streets. One resident, who... Read More
WALES return to the Cardiff City Stadium this weekend for a crucial World Cup qualifying match against Serbia. Serbia currently sit top of Group D... Read More
DOGS have been banned from Barry Island’s public toilets after owners were found washing their pets in sinks. The island is a popular destination for... Read More
LLANISHEN residents who enjoyed the fireworks display at Court Field at the weekend can rest easy — their lease on the open space will be renewed... Read More
THE ban on parents’ cars at Howardian Primary School, Penylan, is causing gridlock on nearby roads as they compete with residents for space. School-run parents are... Read More
WHEN Plaid Cymru’s Tariq Awan won the Grangetown by-election on Thursday, Labour lost its second Cardiff council seat inside two months. In September the party... Read More
A PRIMARY school in Cardiff where the students speak 51 different languages has achieved top results according to Estyn’s latest inspection data. Severn Primary School in Canton... Read More
A COFFEE shop has stepped in to help book-lovers while Llandaff North library is closed for building work. Lew’s Coffee Shop is running a pop-up... Read More
WALES began their Autumn international series with an abject defeat to Australia on Saturday, but have the chance to get back on track this weekend... Read More
TWO defeats in a week have dampened spirits at Cardiff City and temporarily halted the club’s revival under new boss Neil Warnock. After seven points... Read More
FAIRWATER residents are playing their part in Operation Christmas Child, a project which has collected gift-filled shoeboxes for more than 135 million children around the world since... Read More
AN Ely boxing club has been vandalised by thieves, causing hundreds of pounds worth of damage in an attempted break-in. Caerau Ely A.B.C, based in... Read More
PLAID Cymru’s Tariq Awan has been elected councillor after winning the Grangetown by-election, taking the seat from Labour. “I feel shocked, but excited to begin,” said... Read More
A CAERPHILLY resident will be completing an 8km sponsored wheelchair roll in aid of LGBT charity Stonewall. Jake Dyche, 38, will start the wheelchair roll... Read More
LLANDAFF residents say they are still worried about increased traffic congestion in the village if a housing development on the current BBC site gets the go... Read More
A POP up cinema in Rhiwbina has won £4,493 from the Lottery fund to help to continue showing films in the community. The project, which screens... Read More
PLANS to build a hotel in Barry Island have been abandoned after negotiations between the Vale of Glamorgan council and the developer fell through. Talks... Read More
A CHURCH in Llanrumney hoping to build a new coffee shop to serve customers and congregations alike has managed to raise almost £50,000. Siloam Baptist Church on... Read More
A DISABLED woman in Ely has been forced to move, after describing herself as a “prisoner in her own home” due to anti-social behaviour. The 54-year-old, who... Read More
PLAID Cymru still claims the Channel View leisure centre is under threat, even though the idea has been rejected by the Cardiff council cabinet member... Read More
A FAIRWATER hair and beauty salon has reached the Welsh finals of the National Hairdressers Federation awards. The Pamper Lounge, at 171b Pwllmelin Road, opened... Read More
SPLOTT residents are opposing plans to demolish a historic church building and replace it with a block of luxury flats. Plans to rebuild Splott Road... Read More
A PENARTH charity wanting to build a cafe especially for disabled children held a masquerade ball as part of its launch. Oshi’s World is run by the... Read More
CWMBACH Male Choir topped the bill at a packed charity concert in St Andrew’s Church, Penylan, on Saturday evening. Organised by Jayne Thomas, pianist for... Read More
A MATTRESS, disused kitchen appliances and piles of bin bags are among the most recent items to litter the streets of Adamsdown, as fly tipping... Read More
DISAPPEARING double-yellow lines and building work at Radyr train station have caused increased traffic and damage to cars around Windsor Crescent. Re-tarmacking at Windsor Crescent may have... Read More
MORE than 100 people enjoyed a day celebrating diversity and talent at Butetown Youth Pavilion this weekend. The Butetown Mini Mela took place on Saturday for... Read More
ROATH is getting a facelift this week as Cardiff Council’s Love Where You Live campaign moves through the area. The campaign moves through eight of... Read More
WORK to regenerate Birchgrove Shopping Centre is nearly finished but some shop owners are unhappy with how the project has been run. The £228,000 scheme aims... Read More
WHEN I told people I was attending a laughter yoga class, their expressions ranged from confusion to outright horror. “Laughter Yoga? What’s that supposed to be?”... Read More
ROATH councillors have given a mixed reaction to a city council proposal to limit more student houses. On Thursday the Labour-dominated council backed proposals to... Read More
PUPILS from Kitchener Primary School worked with a community group to plant 4,000 new bulbs in Canton. Canton Grows Wild, a group of volunteers from... Read More
A MAN who hitch-hiked around Wales for a mental health charity visited Rhydypenau Library to speak about his experience after being invited by a librarian who... Read More
TALKS have begun to discuss the future of Adamsdown’s Communities First scheme. STAR Communities First, based on Meteor Street, met with Cardiff Council officials on Wednesday,... Read More
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