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Cardiff’s oldest hotel loses business over no parking
The general manager of Cardiff’s oldest hotel says he’s lost business because the building doesn’t have any car parking....
28 November 2016
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Campaigners may seek Judicial Review over quarry decision
Angry campaigners are threatening court action after Cardiff City Council gave permission for a quarry extension in Creigiau. The quarry,...
28 November 2016
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Disabled people in Heath want council to fix pavements
People with restricted mobility living in the Heath area of Cardiff say they are struggling to use pavements on...
28 November 2016
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Woman knits to raise awareness of fuel poverty
A woman from Riverside in Cardiff is covering the front of her house with knitted flowers and insects to raise awareness...
28 November 2016
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People from Penarth object to Cosmeston housing plans
People in Penarth are objecting to plans to build more than 500 houses because they say it will increase...
28 November 2016
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People in Barry say ‘dangerous’ playgrounds need improvement
People from Barry say Vale of Glamorgan Council needs to do more to improve playgrounds in the area....
28 November 2016
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Grangetown youths continue to vandalise parks
Parents from Grangetown in Cardiff are worried about taking their children to the park because of anti-social behaviour. Local...
28 November 2016
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Fans ‘happy’ Wales will not play football at Principality Stadium
Football fans have welcomed news that Wales will not be playing a match at the Principality Stadium in 2017....
28 November 2016
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‘Devastated’ bowlers demand St Mellons club stays open
Bowls players in St Mellons are fighting to save their local club from closure. Nearly 100 people have signed a...
28 November 2016
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Communities First changes worry Cardiff charity
A Cardiff-based charity faces an uncertain future as the Welsh Government considers changes to its Communities First fund for deprived areas....
8 November 2016