Rising food costs vox pop: how are you coping?
South Wales residents respond to rocketing food prices Welsh consumers will feel the pinch as food costs reach a three year high, according to a... Read More
Carrier bag charge vox pop
Alt Cardiff asked the residents of Cardiff, “How do you feel about the compulsory carrier bag charge in Wales?” A range of local people were... Read More
Bag tax vox pop
Growing concern for local businesses following the tax on carriers Although praise has befallen Wales’ initiative to introduce a compulsory charge of five pence for... Read More
Vox pop: your favourite teen read?
Literature Wales campaigns to promote youth literacy Wales’s first Young People’s Laureate was named this month as part of a campaign to promote youth literacy... Read More
Second Chance Clothing Vox Pop
PreFab clothing is redesigning the way for charity shops in more ways than one PreFab Shopping in charity shops is often associated with students and... Read More
Farmers’ Markets vox pop – how important are they?
Questioning the importance of farmers’ markets yields a passionate public response Farmers’ markets are often seen as a way of promoting sustainable living and... Read More
Musical tempts regional audiences: Vox Pop
National Theatre Wales stages dark comedy as its first musical The National Theatre Wales is adding to its artistic repertoire by lifting the curtain on... Read More
Students: hindrance or help?
Student’s large presence in Cardiff can benefit the Welsh capital The influx of students into Cardiff can sometimes negatively colour the press’s portrayal of the... Read More
Incubator nurtures creative talent
The Incubator project gives Welsh companies a platform for experimentation. Welsh companies will showcase the fruits of their labour next month, as part of a... Read More
Get Live ‘n’ Deadly in St Fagans
If you fancy heading outside and getting your thinking cap on, then St Fagans may be the place for you St Fagans is Wales’ national... Read More
Cardiff University fails to impress
Cardiff University scores low internationally, remains committed to student satisfaction Cardiff University did not place on the Times Higher Education top 200 list, a result... Read More
Cardiff Bus prices set to rise
Cardiff bus will increase certain ticket prices from Sunday Rising prices? A sign of the times This week’s increase in fares on day-to-go and single... Read More
Read aloud at the museum
Readers from Cardiff gather together for a reading aloud event Avid readers who wish to take part in a reading aloud event are encouraged to... Read More
Rubbish art: great idea or waste of time
An exhibition exploring the use of rubbish raises some interesting issues The last few years have seen an increasing emphasis on environmental issues and recycling,... Read More
Office replaces park in Cardiff
The grass outside Cineworld will make way for the new Admiral HQ. Wintry gloom is setting in at a park in Cardiff as members of... Read More
National Museum of Art opens new exhibition
Work of Joseph Beuys opens in the capital this Saturday The National Museum of Art is welcoming an exhibition that brings together a range of... Read More
Flash mob plans to save rainforest
Environmental campaigners need local people for a Cardiff flash mob film This Halloween weekend will see a flash mob flood in to Cardiff Bay in... Read More
Rum and Reggae at Buffalo Bar
The reggae collective Shanti Bass is introducing The Rum and Reggae Rave at Buffalo Bar on 27 October The night will be the first of a... Read More
Experience Llandaff’s ghosts
Get spooked on a Cardiff Ghost and History Walk Take a two hour walk through field, forest, and Coffin... Read More
Local designers showcased in Fashion Tour
Local and student designers exhibited their outfits alongside A/W high street pieces The 2011 Fashion Tour, associated with the British Fashion Council, gave up-and-coming local... Read More
House of horrors
Oakwood Bowl is haunting this Halloween with a chilling horror house Oakwood hopes to create one of the most terrifying experiences to petrify even the... Read More
Never dine out alone again
Customers arriving alone at a Penarth restaurant will soon be able to opt to sit with a group of complete strangers at an eight-person “communal... Read More
Award winning festival returns
Don’t know your sauté from your flambé? The Cowbridge Food and Drink Festival is here to help The respected Cowbridge Food and Drink Festival... Read More
Stand up for Carnival Comedy
Experience professional comedy in a cosy setting this Halloween Halloween doesn’t have to be scary. Anyone who isn’t... Read More
True Taste Awards: 10 years on
Welsh food Oscars celebrate landmark anniversary Wales the True Taste Food and Drink Awards will be blowing out 10 candles this week as they dish... Read More
A campaign to remove visual litter
Canton Green Party works with community to prevent graffiti A subcontractor will remove graffiti later this week from a mail box in Radnor Road after... Read More
New eatery goes au naturel
Doors open for Cowbridge restaurant promising taste of nature A new cafe kitchen bar planted its seed in Cowbridge over the weekend, bringing the great... Read More