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Customers forced further afield as Barclays closes Birchgrove branch

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19 Feb 2016
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Cathy Duncan
CUSTOMERS will have to go further afield or use the Post Office when Barclays bank closes in Birchgrove today. Mervyn Owen, Barclays community...
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First Minister visits Whitchurch to highlight election pledge

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17 Feb 2016
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Cathy Duncan
WALES’ First Minister Carwyn Jones visited small businesses in Whitchurch today, following his election pledge to cut their taxes. The visit to...
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String of Yankee Candles burglaries costs Cardiff businesses thousands

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16 Feb 2016
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Cathy Duncan
RAIDERS have targeted Yankee Candles in two Cardiff incidents in the past week  after a similar £4,000 burglary was carried out last month. John...
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Neighbour comes to aid of Ely woman assaulted over Gumtree purchase

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16 Feb 2016
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Cathy Duncan
AN Ely man has come to the aid of a neighbour who was assaulted in her home when she tried to buy...
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Young people unite to solve community issues in Riverside

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16 Feb 2016
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Cathy Duncan
RIVERSIDE youths have teamed up with councillors to tackle local issues. “Riverside Futures” is a community action group formed by two youths,...
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How Cardiff makes sure refugees get the health care they need

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12 Feb 2016
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Cathy Duncan
THE National Health Service has held a prime position in headlines recently – but rarely is there mention of those such as asylum seekers and...
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Date set for Cardiff Devils move to new ice arena

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12 Feb 2016
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Cathy Duncan
A DATE has been set for the opening of the £17m Ice Arena Wales in Cardiff Bay. The new venue will replace the...
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Anti 'Islamisation of the West' group rules out Cardiff visit

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12 Feb 2016
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Cathy Duncan
A GROUP set up to combat what it calls the ‘Islamisation of the Western World’ has ruled out a visit to Cardiff....
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'Wall of Fame' set up at Llandaff school to inspire pupils

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12 Feb 2016
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Cathy Duncan
A WALL of fame featuring inspirational messages from celebrities including Stephen Fry, Dame Kelly Holmes and Sir Ian McKellen has been set...
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New boathouse campaign set to be launched for historic Barry Dock Lifeboat

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12 Feb 2016
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Cathy Duncan
AFTER more than 100 years of rescues and bringing people in peril home, the RNLI station at Barry is in need of...
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Investors rate Cardiff University a safer bet than China

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12 Feb 2016
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Cathy Duncan
CARDIFF University has broken a UK financial record in an effort to raise £300m. The money is being raised via a higher...
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New school tried and tested by royalty set to open in Llandaff

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02 Feb 2016
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Cathy Duncan
THE first Montessori school in Wales is set to open in Llandaff later this year. The unique educational approach, which sorts children...
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TV's Mrs Brown helps Wales' longest-serving cleric celebrate his retirement

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02 Feb 2016
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Cathy Duncan
THE longest-serving cleric in Wales retired last weekend – and celebrated with a good luck message from TV’s Mrs Brown. More than 350 people attended...
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Penarth's Stanwell School rewarded for excellence

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02 Feb 2016
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Cathy Duncan
A SCHOOL in Penarth has been given the National Association for Able Children in Education (NACE) Cymru Challenge Award for outstanding performances...
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Barry secondary schools need more support

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02 Feb 2016
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Cathy Duncan
BARRY secondary schools are struggling to meet Welsh Government standards. According to the National School Categorisation report published last Thursday, there is...
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Cardiff pupils and public remember holocaust victims in Victoria Park

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02 Feb 2016
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Cathy Duncan
YEAR six pupils were joined by around 60 members of the public at a holocaust ceremony held in Victoria Park. The 60...
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Riverside Market takes food to Calais refugees this Valentine's Day

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02 Feb 2016
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Cathy Duncan
CARDIFF residents will deliver aid to refugees in Calais this Valentine’s Day. Two men from the Riverside market on Fitzhamon Embankment have...
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Residents urge police to tackle cannabis use in Whitchurch

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27 Jan 2016
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Cathy Duncan
RESIDENTS in Whitchurch have called on police to clamp down on “blatant” cannabis use in the area. A Police and Communities Together...
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Scrap white goods collection charge to combat fly-tipping, says councillor

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26 Jan 2016
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Cathy Duncan
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...
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Shop raided on busy street – but no one calls police

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26 Jan 2016
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Cathy Duncan
THIEVES smashed their way in through a shop front while at least 60 cars drove past – but no one called the police....
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Cardiff pupils remember Holocaust victims in Victoria Park ceremony

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26 Jan 2016
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Cathy Duncan
CARDIFF pupils are inviting the public to join them at a ceremony for Holocaust victims in Victoria Park tomorrow. Year Six pupils...
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Cardiff Council obejct to Caerau landfill site

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26 Jan 2016
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Cathy Duncan
CARDIFF Council has submitted a formal application to object to the proposed redevelopment of Ely brickworks. The original planning application had been...
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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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Penarth and Barry Lifeboat search called off

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26 Jan 2016
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Cathy Duncan
POLICE are making enquiries after lifeboats from Penarth and Barry were called out on Sunday evening. A member of the public reported...
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Council criticised over Llandaff Fields changing room plans

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26 Jan 2016
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Cathy Duncan
A GROUP campaigning to improve facilities for sports clubs on Llandaff Fields  has accused Cardiff Council of being “clear as mud” in...
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Assistant takes on 'Ten Y Fan' challenge to raise money for Cardiff school

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26 Jan 2016
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Cathy Duncan
A CARDIFF teaching assistant plans to climb Pen Y Fan mountain 10 times in 24 hours to raise money for sport provision in...
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Cardiff city centre has “no go areas” for blind people

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26 Jan 2016
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Cathy Duncan
PARTS of Cardiff have been labelled no-go areas for the blind and partially sighted. Nathan Foy from Guide Dog Cymru identified Queen Street...
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Fans and players look forward to opening of £17m Cardiff Bay ice arena

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26 Jan 2016
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Cathy Duncan
ICE hockey fans and skaters are looking forward to the opening of a new £17m ice arena in Cardiff Bay next month....
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Whitchurch PACT undergoes revamp for 2016

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26 Jan 2016
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Cathy Duncan
A NEW Chair and a separation from Tongwynlais mark an era of change for Whitchurch’s Partnerships and Communities Together (PACT) group ahead...
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Radyr Weir hydro-electric scheme on track for completion

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19 Jan 2016
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Cathy Duncan
AERIAL photographers are documenting the completion of a £2.6 million project to build a hydr0-electric power plant on the River Taff. Last year, The...
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