UPDATED- Cardiff chip shop could open 24 hours a day
A CARDIFF fish and chip shop could be open 24-hours a day, seven days a week. An application by Parc Lane Fish... Read More
Council defends rough sleeper policy after park death
CARDIFF Council has responded to criticism of its homelessness strategy after the death of a 32-year-old woman in a city centre park... Read More
Brains Brewery to leave iconic Cardiff site
THE iconic Brains brewery site, which has been a landmark in the city centre for 135 years, is to become part of... Read More
Campaign to keep women safe from sexual harassment at gigs
A CHARITY that helps women to stay safe from sexual harassment at gigs is looking for volunteers in Cardiff. Safe Gigs for... Read More
Is it Black Friday or just plain Friday?
CARDIFF shoppers will join the national frenzy to grab a bargain on Black Friday this week. It might be an American import,... Read More
Cardiff businessman opens new arts hub in city centre
A RENOWNED Cardiff businessman has opened a new arts hub in Cardiff city centre to bring together art and food. Giovanni Malacrino,... Read More
Which Cardiff roads will be closed for the rugby on Saturday?
ROADS will be closed in Cardiff city centre this weekend ahead of Wales’ clash with Australia at the Principality Stadium. Crowds of... Read More
Putting Cardiff’s live music venues on the map
A MAP has been launched with 30 of Cardiff’s live venues to help promote the Welsh music and tourism economy. Broadcaster Daniel... Read More
Festival waltzes back to delight dance fans in Cardiff
CARDIFF Dance Festival returns on Wednesday, December 8, for a second stint in the capital. The biennial event debuted in 2015, and... Read More
New Castle Arcade shop for Harry Potter fans
WIZARDRY has arrived in Cardiff city centre today, as a brand new shop selling Harry Potter merchandise has opened. Room of Requirement... Read More
Street cleaners work throughout the night after UEFA final
CARDIFF’S street cleaners worked throughout the night to face the enormous task of clearing up after the UEFA Champions League final. The... Read More
Cardiff centre like carnival for UEFA Champions League final
CARDIFF Centre feels like a carnival as hundreds of thousands of fans from all over Europe visit for the UEFA final. The... Read More
Staff get saucy at Sainsbury’s for Red Nose Day
STAFF at Sainsbury’s on Queen Street in Cardiff have enjoyed spending their lunch break throwing ketchup-covered sponges at their manager. Every year,... Read More
Bute Park plan to grow salads for city cafes
A NEW project could see salad leaves grown in Bute Park by asylum seekers on restaurant menus around the city. Sophie Duran and... Read More
A poem about Cardiff’s Queen Street to celebrate World Poetry Day
TODAY is world poetry day, so to celebrate why not watch our video of a poem dedicated to Cardiff’s very own Queen Street?... Read More
Church in Wales accused of “homophobia” in appointing new Bishop of Llandaff
A PROMINENT gay cleric has accused the Church in Wales of being “homophobic” in an open letter in which he condemns the... Read More
Rival groups in 40-day protest outside abortion clinic
TWO groups of rival protesters have gathered outside a city abortion clinic in a stand-of which will last 40 days. A group... Read More
Celtic Dragons go back on the road with growing positivity
THE Celtic Dragons are back on the road again to go head-to-head with the Hertfordshire Mavericks. The squad hope to build on momentum from... Read More
More than 600 sign petition against Neil McEvoy being reinstated
A PETITION set up to stop suspended Plaid Cymru AM Neil McEvoy being... Read More
Mum took cocaine, left children home alone and was found drunk and naked in Cardiff hotel, court hears
A MUM who had taken cocaine, left two children home alone to go drinking in Cardiff and was later found drunk and naked... Read More
Celtic Dragons roar after netball rivals Manchester Thunder
CARDIFF’s Celtic Dragons are hungry for their first Superleague win as they travel to Manchester Thunder on Saturday. The netball team’s defender... 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
Cardiff turns red and green as fans gather for tonight’s Wales v Ireland Six Nations game
THOUSANDS of rugby fans are enjoying themselves in the city this lunchtime as they look forward to tonight’s Six Nations clash between Wales... Read More
Heathrow runway deal ‘could bring 8,400 jobs to Wales’
THE third runway at Heathrow could bring up to 8,400 jobs and £6.4 billion in economic benefits to Wales. A “Strategic Partnership”... Read More
‘Five people a day dying in Wales’ because of air pollution
FIVE people a day are dying in Wales because of air pollution, AMs heard at the Senedd today (Tuesday, March 7). The... Read More
Trading rules relaxed in Cardiff for Champions League final
STREET trading rules in Cardiff are to be temporarily relaxed for the Champions League final, the council has decided. The Principality Stadium... Read More
Petition to save Cardiff’s graffiti ‘hall of fame’ from Champions League final adverts
AN ARTIST has started a petition to stop the council removing the iconic “Graffiti Hall of Fame” on the Millennium Walkway to... Read More
Cardiff-London rail line electrification costs rise by £1.2bn
SOARING costs and poor management may see the electrification of the rail line between Cardiff and London cost taxpayers even more, MPs have... Read More
Community order for man who pulled out pistol in GPs’ surgery
A MAN from Maesteg was given a 12-month community order at Cardiff Crown Court today for pulling out a gun in a... Read More
Should St David’s Day be a public holiday in Wales?
EACH year on March 1, Wales celebrates St David’s Day, but unlike St Andrew’s Day and St Patrick’s Day, in Scotland and... Read More