Illegal parking cones outside homes and shops frustrate Barry residents
Vale of Glamorgan council are being asked to remove parking cones that appear around residential and business areas. ILLEGAL traffic cones are appearing outside residential and business areas in Barry much to... Read More
Art exhibition inspired by books set in Wales
Cartographic Imaginaries exhibition is part of the Literary Atlas project THE Senedd is hosting the Cartographic Imaginaries art exhibition at the Pierhead... Read More
Planned Splott community hub tackles lack of green space
Railway Street project ‘will serve schools, families and the environment‘ THE final plans for a community hub in Splott have been revealed... Read More
Art exhibition in cafe aims to raise money for cancer charity
“Amazing artwork” will help Maggie’s Centre, says centre fundraising manager AN art exhibition in Cafe Brava, Pontcanna, has started, with all proceeds... Read More
Meet the Penarth food businesses that are plastic free
‘If you change one thing once a month then that is a good start’ “THERE is a great cohesion and momentum to... Read More
‘Litter heroes’ remove 130 bags-worth from Faendre Reen
An army of 51 volunteers clear neighbourhood of dangerous fly-tipping MORE than 50 volunteers teamed up with Cardiff Rivers Group to remove... Read More
Inside a Cardiff research lab on World Cancer Day
Researchers who have been touched by cancer look to give something back THE University Hospital of Wales opened its doors to students,... Read More
Campaigners oppose possible sale of Llanishen green space
Gleider Park is too valuable to community to be sold, says Cardiff Civic Society IN a review of Cardiff Council’s surplus land, the... Read More
Roath tenants risk losing special safety controls
TENANTS, agencies and landlords are being asked their views on whether a licensing scheme for houses in multiple occupation should be renewed. ... Read More
Penarth train passengers are more numerous – and unhappy – than ever
“The trains are so sporadic; the worst thing is the lack of information.” PENARTH Railway Station had 100,000 extra users in 2019,... Read More
Cardiff pubs and brewers take stand against beer tax
When freeze is lifted it will be unfair to beer-drinkers, say petitioners BRAINS brewery and some of its pubs across Cardiff have... Read More
Meat and cheese thief given ‘one last chance’ by Magistrates
Christopher Smith stole food worth £100 from a Pentwyn corner shop A MAN who stole £100 worth of meat and cheese from... Read More
Extra stop and search powers end following stabbings
A Section 60 notice was put out by police after stabbings in Riverside and Butetown TEMPORARY police powers to stop and... Read More
Flats to be refurbished 18 months after cladding issues
Cold, damp and mould caused by removal of unsafe materials following Grenfell disaster LYDSTEP Flats in Llandaff North are set to be... Read More
Can Barry Island thrive without more Gavin and Stacey?
Businesses and residents are hopeful the TV show will return for another season SINCE the return of the popular BBC show, Gavin and Stacey, Barry Island has seen... Read More
Students bring portraits to life at National Museum
Fashion in the Frame shows costumes re-created from paintings in city’s art collection ART was brought to life at the National Museum... Read More
Meet the Cardiff woman who ran the world’s fastest parkrun
Charlotte Arter is on a career break from Cardiff University to pursue athletics THE female world parkrun record was broken in Cardiff... Read More
Thompson’s Park rangers’ hut reopens as coffee shop
Free to access public toilet will also be provided as part of the new venture AN old park rangers’ hut in Thompson’s... Read More
Senedd shines spotlight on children with diabetes
Special day aims to teach parents how to look out for symptoms of Type 1 THE Senedd welcomed almost 90 people from... Read More
Radyr’s first female captain excited to take on new role
Michelle Griffiths makes history at 118-year-old golf club RADYR Golf Club’s history-making new Club Captain has begun her year in the role. ... Read More
Cardiff Bay Everyman settles in with launch party
Queen and Slim, A Beautiful Day in the Neighbourhood, and Parasite were previewed at the event A MONTH after opening, the Everyman cinema in Cardiff Bay threw a launch... Read More
Techniquest history project reaches out to older people
Contractor puts up £1,500 for interactive display on history of Cardiff Bay A GROUP of fifteen people from Butetown, Grangetown and Riverside,... Read More
Llandaff North community strive to revamp ignored park
Cardiff North AM Julie Morgan, is working with councillors and residents to improve College Road Park RESIDENTS are coming together to form... Read More
Roath remembers its fallen – with a virtual war memorial
Stories of nearly 100 people have been saved but volunteers want help to uncover far more WITH no physical war monument, people connected to Roath... Read More
Flooding stops club playing at home for 25th year in row
They are letting the community down, says president after continued delays A DISPUTE between Cardiff Council and Persimmon Homes has meant no progress has been made to... Read More
Barry War Museum, one of the island’s best kept secrets
Exhibition is open two days a week to celebrate heroic figures of the past ONE of Barry Island’s best kept secrets is a small war museum which can be found... Read More
Penarth environmental group mark 10-year anniversary
‘We don’t just want to sit around worrying about the world,’ say campaigners AN environmental group has celebrated its 10-year anniversary... Read More
Keir Starmer urges federalist stance during city campaign
Labour leadership candidate proposes ‘radical devolution’ across UK LABOUR leadership candidate Keir Starmer last night called for “a new federalist constitutional settlement”... Read More
Fitness programme for girls expands across Cardiff
INNERSTRENGTH aims to provide a safe space for girls to exercise A fitness and wellness programme for teenage girls will expand across... Read More
Innovative primary school to be built in new Plasdwr suburb
One class will learn in Welsh and one class will learn in English with ‘significant use of Welsh’ A NEW dual-stream primary... Read More