Neighbours share ideas for Splott railway site
THE future of a plot of land in Splott has been put in the hands of residents who were asked how it... Read More
Charity’s community projects get nursing homes and schools dancing
RUBICON Dance in Adamsdown is a quirky place with an interesting history featuring nuns, Princess Diana and a theatre company. The former... Read More
Splott Road Bridge work continues despite Carillion collapse
SPLOTT Road Bridge will close as planned in February despite the collapse of contractor Carillion, Network Rail has said. Splott Road Bridge... Read More
Video released in hunt for New Year’s Day ‘Samurai sword’ robbers
POLICE are still looking for two men who robbed a shop in Cardiff on New Year’s Day with what was described as... Read More
Council clawback means houses are not worth building — developer
A GARAGE owner in Adamsdown has said a steep council charge will probably prevent his plans to build houses to fund his retirement.... Read More
Adamsdown residents disappointed at ‘yes’ to new homes
RESIDENTS of an Adamsdown street are disappointed that plans to build five new homes at the end of their narrow road have... Read More
Urban beekeeping: the hidden rooftop hives of Cardiff
EDIBLE Adamsdown Community Garden is hosting a workshop on how to keep bees next Sunday (March 19), but they aren’t the only urban... Read More
Fancy keeping bees? Adamsdown group can show you how
Edible Adamsdown Community Garden hosted its first ever beekeeping workshop on Sunday, March 19. The Cardiffian reports on why bees are so... Read More
Shortcut drivers a problem, say Adamsdown residents
THE second car crash in a month on a busy Adamsdown street has not surprised some residents and business owners who say... Read More
Cardiff arts organisations shortlisted for national award
TWO Cardiff-based arts organisations have been nominated for a national award for their work with the disabled and elderly. Adamsdown’s Rubicon Dance,... Read More
Bridge linking Adamsdown and Splott set for 18 months of disruption
RESIDENTS and businesses in Splott and Adamsdown are preparing for more disruption as another bridge refurbishment is set to start. Work on... Read More
Rail bridge to re-open after seven months – Splott is next
AN Adamsdown bridge will re-open on Friday after a seven-month closure that brought complaints from businesses who claim they have suffered from... Read More
Former Labour councillor joins Lib-Dems for May elections
Also delighted Cllr Manzoor Ahmed is on board. Joined from Labour as only @cardifflibdems can drive our city forward https://t.co/RgUgi1ZmLY — Cadan... Read More
Meet the Sikhs who feed Cardiff’s homeless every weekend
EVERY Saturday afternoon at 3pm, a group of Sikhs set up a table at the end of Newport Road where it meets... Read More
Residents band together to keep Adamsdown tidy despite rain
RAIN and wind were not enough to dampen the spirits of Adamsdown residents taking part in their latest community litter pick today.... Read More
Cyclist’s petition suggests safer route through Cardiff
AN Adamsdown cyclist has launched an online petition in response to Cardiff Council’s 10-year cycling strategy. A total of 47 people have... Read More
Ex-Cardiff man gets 21 years for sex offences
A FORMER Cardiff resident has been jailed for 21 years after being found guilty of 11 historical sexual offences, including rape.
Flavour of Portugal as community centre opens in Adamsdown
A PORTUGUESE community centre has opened in Adamsdown to support the country’s South Wales diaspora. The Portugal-Wales Community Resource Centre on Clifton... Read More
New library for Adamsdown and Roath to open at Cardiff Royal Infirmary site
CARDIFF Council have announced plans to revive library services in Adamsdown at a new site, two years after the closure of Roath... Read More
Splott man blockades road in van to protest parking fines
A SPLOTT man has blocked his street with a van in protest against parking tickets being given out during construction work. Vincent... Read More
Three tonnes of waste removed from Adamsdown streets
MORE than three tonnes of waste has been swept from the streets of Adamsdown in a week-long litter blitz. The drive, part... Read More
Adamsdown fly tipping continues – but residents fight back
A MATTRESS, disused kitchen appliances and piles of bin bags are among the most recent items to litter the streets of Adamsdown,... Read More
Talks held on future of Adamsdown anti-poverty scheme
TALKS have begun to discuss the future of Adamsdown’s Communities First scheme. STAR Communities First, based on Meteor Street, met with Cardiff Council... Read More
Autumn concert return for Music without Borders
AN AUDIENCE of more than 100 people gathered in Adamsdown for a celebration of music in support of refugees that have become... Read More
Anger at ‘awful’ state of Roath Library
ROATH and Adamsdown residents say they are are appalled at insufficient library provisions available to the community. Since Roath Library closed... Read More
Cabinet approves £50m school plans to improve future of education in Cardiff
A MAJOR £50 million project to improve Cardiff schools was given the go-ahead at last night’s council cabinet meeting. Following months of consideration,... Read More
Cardiff council defends £25 to replace stolen bins
CARDIFF’S cabinet member for the environment has defended charging residents £25 to replace stolen wheelie bins, and other council waste disposal policies.... Read More
Scrap white goods collection charge to combat fly-tipping, says councillor
A £12.50 council charge to collect white goods should be scrapped in order to combat fly-tipping in Adamsdown and Splott, claims a Cardiff... Read More
Is Cardiff Council reneging on library promise?
Questions are being raised over the council’s pledge to save Cardiff’s libraries, as Roath library remains shut. Originally shut for a broken boiler... Read More
Councillor demands no more takeaways in Clifton Street
Just what to do with Clifton Street in Adamsdown? That is the question posed by many residents and council officials alike as... Read More