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Cardiff gets another restaurant when Prezzo hits Penarth

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10 Feb 2015
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Cathy Duncan
UPMARKET Italian chain Prezzo will open its doors in Penarth in March amid hostility from neighbouring businesses and residents. The planning application...
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Kayaker needs rapid donations

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06 Feb 2015
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Cathy Duncan
A Cardiff kayaker has been left up the creek without a paddle after being told she must raise £1,250 to represent Team GB....
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No Brain-er for the Six Nations

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06 Feb 2015
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Cathy Duncan
Brain’s brewery has been affiliated with Wales since the company’s inception in 1882 in a small stone building behind a Cardiff pub...
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Seriously too much mustard

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06 Feb 2015
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Cathy Duncan
When Kiri Nicholetts found herself with a batch of homemade mustard going spare after Christmas, she put up a sign in her...
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Imaginative flavour combos but something's missing

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21 Mar 2014
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Cathy Duncan
Still in its first year of business, Cardiff burger joint The Grazing Shed prides itself on locally sourced and quality ingredients. Josh...
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Cardiff's top 10 restaurants, according to TripAdvisor

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21 Mar 2014
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Cathy Duncan
Travel website TripAdvisor turned 14 last month and, since 2000, it has become the largest travel community in the world, with more...
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Full house at Cardiff's bingo halls

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21 Mar 2014
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Cathy Duncan
George Osborne’s announcement in his budget speech on Wednesday that Bingo tax was to be cut to 10 per cent was greeted...
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Music: American Authors underwhelm but Thirty Seconds to Mars and The War on Drugs albums impress

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21 Mar 2014
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Cathy Duncan
American Authors – Oh, What a Life The American Authors’ first album Oh, What a Life suffers from a lack of originality...
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Move over Nando's, Almada on Cowbridge Road is the real Portuguese deal

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21 Mar 2014
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Cathy Duncan
Move along Nando’s, for a real Portuguese taste sensation Almada restaurant on Cowbridge road is the real deal. This long-standing addition to...
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Energy, rods and coat hangers: the quiet rise of dowsing in Cardiff

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18 Mar 2014
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Cathy Duncan
Once practised by the likes of Leonardo Da Vinci, dowsing is today more associated with New Age hippies and often derided for...
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Orchestra: Florilegium at St David's Hall

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14 Mar 2014
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Cathy Duncan
One of Britain’s most outstanding period instrument ensembles, Florilegium, along with the Florilegium choir, brought splendour, finesse and prowess to St David’s...
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Lebanese food delight at Mezza Luna

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14 Mar 2014
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Cathy Duncan
City Road has no shortage of Middle Eastern restaurants and Mezza Luna, opposite The Roath Park pub, might easily be missed. But...
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Art: Constable's masterful Salisbury Cathedral

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14 Mar 2014
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Cathy Duncan
The National Museum of Wales in Cardiff is always worth a visit and even more so now Constable’s Salisbury Cathedral from the...
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Bar review of the city centre's 10 Feet Tall

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14 Mar 2014
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Cathy Duncan
For the last six years Ten Feet Tall has been busy building up its reputation as one of Cardiff’s best city-centre bars....
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Review: Elbow – The Take Off and Landing of Everything

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14 Mar 2014
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Cathy Duncan
Three years have passed since they released the brilliant Build a Rocket Boys, and now Elbow are back with their latest masterpiece...
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Spring season wine review

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14 Mar 2014
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Cathy Duncan
As spring approaches it seems apt to move away from the rich red wines of winter and towards something altogether lighter and...
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West End hit musical Wicked at the Wales Millennium Centre

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14 Mar 2014
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Cathy Duncan
Last time we left Oz it was to the sound of Munchkins singing “Ding! Dong! The witch is dead!” and Dorothy floating...
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The Only Way is Downton

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14 Mar 2014
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Cathy Duncan
Dozens of Downton Abbey fans poured into the Millennium Centre’s Western Studio for an eagerly anticipated evening of parody of their favourite...
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Cara Dillon at St David's hall

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07 Mar 2014
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Cathy Duncan
Cara Dillon is a mainstay of the UK folk circuit, and there’s good reason for her enduring popularity. Dillon’s voice has a...
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A taste of Syria at Shaam Nights, City Road

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07 Mar 2014
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Cathy Duncan
Shaam Nights provides authentic Syrian cuisine, with a host of delicious halal meat dishes and the freshest fruit juices you will ever...
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Sit back and enjoy a cocktail at Face 11

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07 Mar 2014
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Cathy Duncan
Face 11 is one of the newest bars in the centre of student land, Cathays Terrace. Built in a week, small plaques...
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Hitting the high notes: A Cappella group City Sirens

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06 Mar 2014
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Cathy Duncan
  Singing in front of an audience sounds like some people’s worst nightmare. So why are so many signing up to a...
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This Week's Album Reviews

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06 Mar 2014
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Cathy Duncan
Pharrell Williams – GIRL Pharrell Williams has been a recognisable presence in pop music for two decades, but all-of-a-sudden, he’s a married...
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Wine Review- Three of Veneto’s finest

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06 Mar 2014
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Cathy Duncan
White- Friuli Grave Sauvignon Blanc, 2013, 12.5% alcohol content (£8.99, M&S)- This fragrant dry white is extremely refreshing, with hints of pear...
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Cardiff braces for Pancake Day bonanza

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04 Mar 2014
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Cathy Duncan
The number of pancakes consumed on the other 364 days combined probably comes nowhere near the amount that will be devoured in...
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Potted Pig the perfect escape at lunchtime

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28 Feb 2014
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Cathy Duncan
The Potted Pig in Cardiff city centre is said to be one of the city’s best restaurants. Set in the vaults of...
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Film review: Dallas Buyers Club

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28 Feb 2014
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Cathy Duncan
Our very own Tom Matthews sat down to watch one of the most intriguing films of the year and came back with...
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The Lansdowne: A traditional pub for a traditional pint

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28 Feb 2014
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Cathy Duncan
The self-styled “new/old pub” on Lansdowne Road, Canton, has just reopened after renovations with an interesting take on the traditional boozer.

Review: The Furrow Collective's bewitching take on folk music

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28 Feb 2014
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Cathy Duncan
The Furrow Collective is a gathering of folk talent from England and Scotland composed of Emily Portman, Alasdair Roberts, Lucy Farrell and...
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Food co ops can save Cardiff families hundreds of pounds

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25 Feb 2014
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Cathy Duncan
Buying fruit and vegetables at a voluntary food co-op can save families in Cardiff up to £220 a year but fewer and...
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