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Cardiff council reverses art cuts following city centre march and protests

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12 Feb 2016
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Cathy Duncan
CARDIFF Council is announcing a U-turn on arts cuts today under pressure from a campaign by artists and the public. The council...
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Is this the beginning of the end for Cathays as a student heartland?

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12 Feb 2016
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Cathy Duncan
CATHAYS is well-known as Cardiff’s most student-filled district but big changes could be in store. New planning rules will make it harder to...
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Vandals hit MP's office after she voices concern for asylum seekers

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02 Feb 2016
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Cathy Duncan
THE office of Cardiff MP Jo Stevens has been vandalised following her vocal support for asylum seekers. The Shadow Justice Minister last week...
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Police appeal as well-known Gabalfa woman goes missing

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02 Feb 2016
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Cathy Duncan
SOUTH Wales Police are appealing for information after a Gabalfa woman went missing on Sunday evening. Lorraine Ridout, 57, is a familiar...
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Palm Oil probe after mystery dog illnesses develop following Barry Island beach walks

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26 Jan 2016
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Cathy Duncan
INVESTIGATORS are looking at whether Palm Oil could be the reason why a number of dogs have fallen ill and died after...
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Yankee Candles are targeted in £4,000 Whitchurch burglary

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19 Jan 2016
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Cathy Duncan
BURGLARS broke into a Whitchurch furniture store in a crime apparently targeting Yankee Candles. John McCarthy, owner of Cardiff Bed & Furniture...
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Artists' campaign against Cardiff cuts gathers 4,000 signatures

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12 Jan 2016
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Cathy Duncan
ARTISTS in Cardiff are gaining momentum in their opposition to council cuts – ahead of the budget consultation closing tonight. A “selfie”...
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Scout group launches £250,000 bob-a-job campaign to buy Cardiff church

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12 Jan 2016
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Cathy Duncan
A LLANDAFF North scout group has launched a huge bob-a-job campaign to raise £250,000 to buy a local church. The Second Llandaff...
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Cardiff councillors support lower voting age

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01 Dec 2015
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Cathy Duncan
CARDIFF councillors have passed a motion in support of giving 16 and 17-year-olds the right to vote. They have no power over...
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One punch changed my life forever, says Cardiff nurse

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01 Dec 2015
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Cathy Duncan
A STUDENT nurse from Roath who suffered severe brain injuries has spoken about the damage a single punch can cause. Craig Richards, aged...
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Proposed merger with Cardiff council "untenable" says Vale leader

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01 Dec 2015
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Cathy Duncan
THE leader of Vale of Glamorgan Council this week opposed a merger plan with Cardiff put forward to cut the number of...
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Cardiff concert venues review security after Paris terror attacks

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17 Nov 2015
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Cathy Duncan
CARDIFF concert venues have reviewed security arrangements following the terrorist attacks in Paris. The Motorpoint Arena has confirmed that it has introduced “heightened...
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Cardiff man’s Facebook post on Paris attacks goes viral

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17 Nov 2015
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Cathy Duncan
A CARDIFF man has described the “unreal” reaction to a post he put on Facebook following the Paris terrorist attacks. Leigh Matthews,...
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Could the 'Ball in the Wall' make a Six Nations comeback?

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17 Nov 2015
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Cathy Duncan
CARDIFF’S iconic ball in the wall feature could make a comeback during next year’s Six Nations rugby tournament. Cardiff councillor Peter Bradbury,...
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Organ work at Vale Church uncovers wartime mystery

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10 Nov 2015
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Cathy Duncan
RENOVATORS at a Vale of Glamorgan church found a rare World War One relic when they opened up the organ – and...
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Llandaff North couple hold tattoo marathon for son who died of cancer

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03 Nov 2015
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Cathy Duncan
A pair of Llandaff North tattooists have held an 18-hour ink-athon in memory of their two-year-old son who died of cancer. Mark...
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Heath Hospital introduces extra support for grieving parents

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03 Nov 2015
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Cathy Duncan
A CHARITY at the University Hospital of Wales (UHW) in Cardiff has started a scheme to give extra support to bereaved parents....
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Cardiff Lord Mayor and Deputy Lord Mayor nominated

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27 Mar 2015
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Cathy Duncan
COUNCILLOR David Walker and Councillor Dilwar Ali were nominated last night as the only candidates for Lord Mayor and Deputy Lord Mayor...
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Art hits the streets of Cardiff

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27 Mar 2015
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Cathy Duncan
A MAN is decorating the streets of Cardiff today with chalk replicas of famous art works. Painter and decorator Richard Llewellyn Price,...
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Three alcoholic drinks a day enough to increase chance of liver cancer

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27 Mar 2015
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Cathy Duncan
Just three alcoholic drinks a day can increase the chance of liver cancer a report by the World Cancer Research Fund showed...
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Museum staff campaign for better weekend wages

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27 Mar 2015
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Cathy Duncan
A PROTEST against further cuts to wages took place outside the National Museum yesterday. It happened in conjunction with a protest at...
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Mook hits fundraising target for kidney operation

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27 Mar 2015
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Cathy Duncan
REMEMBER Mook? The sick seven year old has raised enough money for an operation to fix her painful kidney condition four months...
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Do you think this woman should have a street lamp outside her home?

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27 Mar 2015
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Cathy Duncan
A CARDIFF woman who has to walk home in pitch black every night has vowed she will not stay in her flat...
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Somaliland recognised by second council in the UK, Cardiff Council

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27 Mar 2015
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Cathy Duncan
THE Somaliland community in Cardiff was celebrating last night as Council voted to recognise the Republic of Somaliland as a country, the...
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More than 3,000 free ice cream given out to students to vote

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27 Mar 2015
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Cathy Duncan
Around 3,000 free ice creams were given out to students in Cardiff yesterday as part of the Generation Vote campaign, encouraging students...
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Splash of wild life on Crwys Road: animals take over the streets

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27 Mar 2015
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Cathy Duncan
An exotic feel and a vibrant splash of colour has spread across Crwys Road this week. Cardiff Council has commissioned a series of...
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Cardiff is jumping through hoops to host Wales’s first hula convention

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27 Mar 2015
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Cathy Duncan
The Welsh capital has now gone full circle and is about to host its very first hula hoop convention. Its first edition,...
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Our top 5 @ 5

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24 Mar 2015
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Cathy Duncan
Every Tuesday and Friday, we bring you a run down of our top five most read stories of the day. Here are...
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'NHS Wales out of TTIP' warn residents of future privatisation

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24 Mar 2015
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Cathy Duncan
Campaigners today have been out in force warning residents about a transatlantic deal that could lead to the privatisation of the Welsh...
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Cathays Cemetery could reopen after being closed for over 30 years

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24 Mar 2015
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Cathy Duncan
A Victorian cemetery could reopen for new burials after having been closed for 35 years. Cathays Cemetery, which opened in 1859 and...
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