Threat of a no-deal Brexit leaves EU nationals in the dark
ON July 24 Boris Johnson became Prime Minister of the UK, creating a new Brexit timeline. With his appointment came a promise... Read More
Council in talks with Bluebirds over rubbish in Jubilee Park
AFTER years of complaints about rubbish in Jubilee Park, councillors are going to meet Cardiff City Stadium employees to discuss future clean-ups.... Read More
Welsh activist reaches 100th day of hunger strike
A Kurdish activist in Wales has been on a hunger strike for 100 days, the longest in UK history. Imam Sis, 32,... Read More
Mosque attacks sparks safety concerns in Cardiff
LAST Friday, a day after the New Zealand terrorist attack, South Wales Police officers stood in front of mosques in Cardiff during... Read More
Inside Guildford Peasant squatters’ party as group bids farewell to the Crescent
A GROUP of squatters held a goodbye party in the remains of Gwdihw and the Thai House on Guildford Crescent a day... Read More
Protesters march against racism after New Zealand attack
“WHOSE Cardiff? Our Cardiff,” chanted over 1,000 protestors as they participated in Cardiff’s annual anti-racism march. The crowd of over 1,000 marched... Read More
Cardiff’s EU nationals in the dark ahead of Brexit vote
AS the latest vote on Brexit approaches, the estimated 25,000 EU nationals living in Cardiff are still unaware of what their status... Read More
Prospect of no-deal Brexit sparks uncertainty for students
EU students in Cardiff have been left confused and unable to plan their futures because of the threat of a no-deal Brexit.... Read More
Rubbish view of Cardiff City Stadium angers residents
RUBBISH lines the fence that divides Jubilee Park’s from the Cardiff City Football Club’s car park. This rubbish includes plastic shopping bags,... Read More
Can the council do more to tackle Cardiff’s match day rubbish?
ON Saturday over 130,000 Rugby fans came to Cardiff to watch Wales beat England – and left the city’s streets covered in... Read More