Residents fear plan to increase waste burned at Trident Park
SPLOTT residents had the chance to meet staff from the Trident Park incinerator to discuss its application to increase the amount of... Read More
Grangetown dog owners join fight against crime
GRANGETOWN dog walkers were encouraged to join to fight against crime at the launch of Paws on Patrol. Visitors to Grange Gardens... Read More
Volunteers to transform Penarth churchyard with £8,000 grant
VOLUNTEERS wanting to transform St Augustine’s churchyard in Penarth have been awarded a grant of £8,000 from the Heritage Lottery Fund. The... Read More
Cathays residents volunteer to clean up area
RESIDENTS, students and councillors helped pick litter in Cogan Park on Saturday in an event aimed to Keep Cathays Tidy. This first official... Read More
Penarth meteor crash revealed to be hoax by artist
FOOTAGE showing a meteor in the skies above Penarth has been revealed to be a deliberate hoax designed by an artist for... Read More
Fairwater church hosts eSports tournament for kids
FAIRWATER Presbyterian Church hosted its first eSports tournament with 40 young gamers in attendance. The event forms part of the church’s drive... Read More
Doors open to visitors at Cardiff’s heritage gem Insole Court
LLANDAFF mansion, Insole Court will be hosting its first open day this weekend to welcome the people of Cardiff into its recently renovated... Read More
Cardiff harvest service held despite burglary
ALL Saints Church in Llandaff North held its annual harvest festival despite being forced to close its doors the week before because of a break-in. The... Read More
Cardiff Co-op has pyjama day for cancer charity
LLANDAFF North Co-op has raised £301 in aid of Macmillan Cancer Support. Staff came to work in their pyjamas last week for the... Read More
Llandaff North church does its share for needy
A LLANDAFF North church collected food donations and money in aid of homeless people, refugees and the needy Cardiff Foodbank, Rainbow Of Hope and... Read More
Fly-tipping fears grow amid planned closure of recycling centre
Rubbish dumped in woods near Rhiwbina has sparked fears that fly-tipping will become more prevalent when a Cardiff recycling centre closes.
£210m Cardiff cancer centre could make service world-leading – First Minister
A CANCER centre in Cardiff could offer the most state-of-the-art service in the world, First Minister Carwyn Jones said yesterday. At the inaugural First Minister’s... Read More
Shed community project for men set to open in Ely
A CENTRE aimed at giving older men the chance to meet and take part in practical pastimes is to open in Cardiff next week.... Read More
"How hard can it be?" – I ran the half marathon with 18 days training
LESS than three weeks ago, I was dragged into running the IAAF World half marathon for foolishly asking “how hard can it be?”... Read More
Warning after latest grass fire
SOUTH Wales Fire and Rescue Service have warned about the danger of arsonists setting grass fires, following an incident in Llanrumney. The... Read More
Police target off-road motorbike riders
OFF-ROAD motorcyclists who ride in Plymouth Great Woods are being targeted by police. The woodland which stretches from Ely to St Fagans... 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
BBC is among companies helping Cardiff pupils to be creative
CARDIFF council and arts companies have teamed up with schools to help improve student education. The Creative Education Partnership includes companies like BBC Wales,... Read More
£2m Welsh-medium school to open in Butetown next year
A NEW Welsh-medium school will open in Cardiff next year. Cardiff councillors yesterday accepted plans for a £2 million primary school to be... Read More
Can you run a half marathon with less than three weeks' training?
CHARLIE BAYLISS used to swim competitively but has never been much of a runner – so why did he accept a challenge to... Read More
Wales’ first RNLI visitor centre is coming to Barry Island
THE Royal National Lifeboat Institution is opening an interactive education centre at the heart of Barry Island. The centre is the first... Read More
Charity status gives extra hope to Whitchurch group trying to save library
A GROUP supporting Whitchurch Library against the threat of closure now has charitable status, spurring on plans for a series of events. The Charity... Read More
Boost for economy as £1.2bn deal is signed to aid growth in Cardiff
A £1.2 BILLION investment deal has been signed today to help boost economic growth in South Wales. The Cardiff Capital City Deal... Read More
Cadoxton primary and nursery schools one step closer to merger
A BARRY school merger is one step closer following a controversial council decision. The Vale of Glamorgan Council met last Monday and... Read More
Hospital staff stop smoking in 'Tobacco 20' challenge
A CAMPAIGN to encourage staff, visitors and patients to stop smoking outside hospitals in Cardiff and the Vale has been launched. The... Read More
Vale of Glamorgan council tax rises for fifth year running
THE Vale of Glamorgan Council has agreed a 3.9% increase in council tax for the following year. At a full council meeting... Read More
Can you re-home one of these dogs?
IF you’d like to learn more about the dogs below and how you can re-home one then please call Cardiff Dogs Home on... Read More
Cardiff plays its part in global campaign to cut food waste
EACH year, 1.3 billion tonnes of food are thrown away across the world. This means about one third of all food produced... Read More
Anger at 'dangerous' fly-tipping in Whitchurch
THE “dangerous” fly-tipping problem near Forest Farm dominated last night’s Whitchurch PACT meeting. Residents, politicians and PCSOs discussed how to prevent people parking and... Read More
New board announced to oversee programme to create Cardiff jobs
WITH the new City Deal being signed in Cardiff today, a new board is to be created to oversee the Business Wales programme.... Read More