A GROUP supporting Whitchurch Library against the threat of closure now has charitable status, spurring on plans for a series of events. The Charity Commission decided in... Read More
RAIL passengers are being warned of delays around Cardiff and South Wales over the Easter weekend as Network Rail carries out engineering work. Major changes will... Read More
CHILDREN living in Cardiff are the least likely to become overweight or obese compared with the rest of Wales, a new survey has found. The... Read More
WARREN Gatland has played down the incident that saw England prop Joe Marler cited for shouting “gypsy boy” at opposite number Samson Lee. Marler has... Read More
AS the dust settles on a disappointing result for Welsh rugby at Twickenham, the calls for change are growing increasingly loud. Many supporters are prone... Read More
A £1.2 BILLION investment deal has been signed today to help boost economic growth in South Wales. The Cardiff Capital City Deal will affect the Welsh... Read More
CARDIFF University student Amy Radford has qualified for the European Fencing Championships after winning the British Under 23 Epée title last weekend. She had two... Read More
A BARRY school merger is one step closer following a controversial council decision. The Vale of Glamorgan Council met last Monday and approved a proposal... Read More
A CAMPAIGN to encourage staff, visitors and patients to stop smoking outside hospitals in Cardiff and the Vale has been launched. The Tobacco 20 Challenge,... Read More
THE Vale of Glamorgan Council has agreed a 3.9% increase in council tax for the following year. At a full council meeting on Thursday March... Read More
Check out our interactive map of street closures ahead of Wales v Italy and make sure you’re up to date on the security, parking and train... Read More
A PENARTH grandmother could soon become homeless after authorities refused to consider her property as a home. Joy Atkinson, 61, faces eviction by 29 September... Read More
THE “dangerous” fly-tipping problem near Forest Farm dominated last night’s Whitchurch PACT meeting. Residents, politicians and PCSOs discussed how to prevent people parking and littering on Longwood... Read More
WITH the new City Deal being signed in Cardiff today, a new board is to be created to oversee the Business Wales programme. The programme aims... Read More
BARRY Island’s beach huts lost money in their first year because of low bookings – and the council has been criticised for failing to market them... Read More
IT’S hard to believe that the calm friendly dog desperately seeking my affection was, less than a month ago, battling for his life after getting... Read More
WELSH rugby fans suffered much disappointment following last weekend’s match. So, what lessons can Welsh football players and supporters take away from the game ahead of... Read More
LOCK Luke Charteris has defended the Wales management in the wake of last Saturday’s defeat at Twickenham. Wales are now out of contention in the Six... Read More
SOUTH Wales police are appealing for witnesses following a collision between a car and 54-year-old pedestrian. The 54-year-old man was taken to University Hospital of Wales... Read More
CARDIFF singer Faith Nelson has vowed to keep on singing – despite being knocked out of The Voice at the weekend. The 18-year-old left the BBC... Read More
FIVE years ago today civil war broke out in Syria. It came two months after a Tunisian fruit seller named Mohamed Bouazizi had set himself... Read More
Mike Brown 7 Liam Williams 7 Harlequins man Brown is a fierce competitor and is defensively solid. Opposite number Williams is equally feisty and has... Read More
TOWN centre car parking charges in the Vale of Glamorgan have been put on hold for another year. The Vale of Glamorgan Council’s U-turn comes... Read More
A MAJOR £50 million project to improve Cardiff schools was given the go-ahead at last night’s council cabinet meeting. Following months of consideration, work can now... Read More
IT’S all hands on deck in the final week of preparations before the opening of the Pirate River log flume at Barry Island Pleasure Park. The... Read More
THOUSANDS of pupils across Wales have entered an anti-racism arts competition whose closing date is today. Judges will select the best film, painting and poetry submissions... Read More
AFTER an extended wait Cardiff Devils will play their first match in their new arena in the Bay tomorrow (March 12). The final preparations for... Read More
CARDIFF’S cabinet member for the environment has defended charging residents £25 to replace stolen wheelie bins, and other council waste disposal policies. AM Eluned Parrott... Read More
Moment(o)s of Leaving is an immersive, site-specific play staged in the East One ward of Whitchurch’s psychiatric hospital before its closure next month. The evening... Read More
WALES forwards coach Robin McBryde has lobbed a pre-match grenade over the legality of England’s scrum. At a press conference, the former Scarlets hooker drew attention... Read More
WALES’S only professional cricket club has announced a pre-tax profit of over £1million after record levels of sponsorship this year. Along with the sponsorship, the... Read More
A SUPERB rendition of Tennessee Williams’ Pulitzer Prize-winning 1955 play, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, runs at the New Theatre, Cardiff, until Saturday night. Robert... Read More
GARETH Davies made his name in Wales’ last encounter with England, so it’s no surprise that this weekend’s title decider with England holds no fear... Read More
WALES captain Sam Warburton has warned his players that they will have to raise the bar if they are to derail England’s Grand Slam charge.... Read More
Jamie Roberts believes that this weekend’s clash with England will settle the 2016 Six Nations title. Roberts was also quick to admit that matches against... Read More
WALES coach Warren Gatland insists his squad are treating Saturday’s meeting with England as a cup final. The round four encounter is effectively a championship... Read More
DOUBLE Olympic champion Mo Farah is part of a 10-strong Great Britain team announced today to run the IAAF/Cardiff University World Half Marathon. It will... Read More
A CARDIFF graffiti store is calling on women to pick up a spray can in celebration of International Women’s Day. The store sells specialist aerosol cans for graffiti artists... Read More
INTERNATIONAL Women’s Day 2016 was marked in Cardiff Bay today by the Women In Wales summit. More than 200 people gathered to attend a day... Read More
WITH nine league games left to play this season, the battle to avoid relegation from the Premier League is heating up. Aston Villa’s disastrous season... Read More
FAITH Nelson is looking ahead to the knockout stage of BBC’s The Voice after her success in the battle round. The 18-year-old, who lives in... Read More
CRIME against older people is increasing as our population ages, according to a Cardiff charity. Research conducted by Canton-based charity Diverse Cymru, will be revealed at a... Read More
POLICE are searching for two men who have tricked elderly people and stolen money from them at cashpoints across South Wales in the last two days.... Read More
WORKERS at insurance giant Admiral are set to share in a bumper payout after a successful year for the Cardiff-based company. The company, which employs... Read More
CARDIFF student Peter Budd has been given a six-month sentence, suspended for 15 months, following an assault on a fellow student. Defendant Budd, 21, pleaded guilty... Read More
Review: Betrayal at St David’s Hall A COMPETENT staging of Harold Pinter’s classic 1978 play about adulterers, Betrayal, opened its three-performance run at St David’s Hall... Read More
A NURSERY is heating its building in an unusual way by sourcing renewable energy. Grangetown Nursery School, on Avondale Road, is keeping the building warm by... Read More
THE St David’sDay announcement that Welsh poet and educator Sophie McKeand is to become the new Young People’s Laureate of Wales was met by much... Read More
FANS of the Cardiff Devils are excited to be moving to the new ice arena for their first match on Saturday March 12. The long-anticipated opening... Read More
THE Cardiff Blues are set for another significant structural change when the region takes complete control over Cardiff RFC. The news follows last November’s announcement that the... Read More
OVER the past few years, many youth clubs in Cardiff have been closed due to spending cuts. Until 2014, Radyr Youth Club operated three evenings... Read More
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