Fashion show to support World Aids Day
In lieu of World Aids Day, the University of South Wales and Mary’s collaborate to present Marytacular Fashion Show
Local AM in fight to ban smacking
Ahead of a consolation in January, Huw Irranca-Davies is championing a smacking ban, but do his constituents agree with him?
Locals will go purple for Crohn’s
To raise awareness of Inflammatory Bowel Disease, the nation is set to go purple on Friday 1 December for Crohn’s and Colitis Week
Cardiff Character: Rachel Kennedy
Paramedical cosmetic tattooist bringing confidence back to breast cancer victims by giving them nipple tattoos
Valleys Character: Mary Mogg
A valleys matriarch won big on the bingo, and tells us more about her extraordinary life; from the the coal pits to the wonders of social media
Cardiff Character: Warren Jewell
The homeless man who can be heard livening up the city's streets with his singing and guitar playing for the passing crowds
New training unit to improve social care in Cardiff
A supported, happier workforce will revitalise quality of care, says Councillor
Council aims to create a nightlife for all
The Community and Adult Services Committee met this week to determine how to make the late-night city centre a safer place for everyone.
Carers will fight for their rights
In honour of Carers Rights Day 2017, Carers Wales are hosting their third All Wales Carers’ Assembly to support carers across Wales
Selma James – on struggles of women
On 30th November, Cardiff People’s Assembly is hosting an event with Selma James, “Women Race and Class: Uniting Our Struggles”
Train changes threaten chaos to South Wales’ rails
Plans to renew the Wales and Borders rail service is close to “collapse” after Arrive Trains Wales pulled out of bidding.
Challenging Islamophobia this November
Do you have any questions about Muslims and Islam? Visit the Islamophobia Awareness events for answers
Gurdwara kitchen feeds all for free
The Sikh community in Cardiff shatters inequality through the practice of eating together and offering free meals every week
Shipping containers to help homeless
Plans have been put forward for shipping containers to be used as temporary homes for homeless families.
Do you feel safe in Cardiff?
Half of women surveyed say they do not feel safe travelling in the city after dark
Cardiff’s Christmas cards help homeless
Cardiff artists have designed Christmas Cards you can buy to support The Wallich’s Rough Sleepers campaign
Cemetery discovers new buried legs
Five amputated legs are now known to have been buried in Cathays Cemetery
Council look to sell vital green space
County Council would rather make green than improve the green space
Schoop to get £200,000 investment
InspireWales has invested £200,00 in the business app Schoop that makes communication between parents and schools more fluid.
LGBT protest for gay rights in Egypt
Over 50 people rallied to protest the arrest of LGBT supporters in Cairo.
Welsh smacking ban voxpop
Do the public think the Welsh Government should ban parents from smacking their children?
Female statues voxpop: should there be more?
As pressure mounts for more statues of inspirational women in Cardiff, people in the city have their say The recent death of... Read More
Bicycle climate change protest
800 People cycled to Cardiff Bay to call for a fair global deal on climate change
In depth: Animal justice in Cardiff?
An exploration into the thousands of animal tests taking place on your doorstep
In depth: It pays to save a pension early
Get financially savvy and ensure a good pension so you're not broke at 60
In depth: Fuel banks to the rescue?
Introduced earlier this year, we explore the impact of Wales’s first fuel bank on the city
In depth: Disability and poverty
Young people in high poverty as it's revealed disability budget cuts are nine times higher
In depth: Homeless at Christmas
As the number of homeless families rise, can Cardiff cope with the soaring demand?
In depth: Welsh videogames industry
The UK was the sixth largest video game market in 2015 but what's Wales' role?