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Bank replaces branch with ‘farcical’ one-hour-a-week van service

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09 Mar 2018
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Charley-Kai John
A BANK’S decision to close a Cardiff suburb’s branch and replace it with a van parked a mile away for one hour...
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Whitchurch transformed into Whitechurch

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02 Mar 2018
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Charley-Kai John
WHITCHURCH was hit with heavy snow on Thursday and Friday, here are a few pictures of the aftermath.

Snow hits Whitchurch businesses hard

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02 Mar 2018
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Charley-Kai John
HEAVY snow has hurt High Street profits for small business owners in Whitchurch Village. Many employers closed shop on Friday as employees...
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Bringing art to the streets of Cardiff

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27 Feb 2018
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William Cole
“IT’S incredible.” “Not my sort of thing.” “Beautiful.” These are the thoughts of Shelby, 25, Keith, 53, and Enrique, 28, who all...
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Bin trucks leave Whitchurch park in “awful state”

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27 Feb 2018
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Charley-Kai John
WHITCHURCH residents are angry about council bin trucks churning up grass at one of their favourite parks. Council trucks are too wide...
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96 and still rolling: Meet Cardiff’s oldest bowls player

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16 Feb 2018
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Charley-Kai John
AT 96 Myrtle Beech is the oldest bowls player in Whitchurch – and the whole of Cardiff. Mrs Beech started playing when...
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High Street suffers from high rent and “rip-off” rates

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13 Feb 2018
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Charley-Kai John
SMALL business owners in Whitchurch Village believe high rents and business rates are not helping the High Street. This comes amid rising...
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Julie Morgan champions unity in deputy leader contest

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09 Feb 2018
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Ioan Phillips
CARDIFF North AM Julie Morgan has today launched her Welsh Labour deputy leadership bid, telling The Cardiffian she will champion gender equality...
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Pupils help older generation with “silver surfer” sessions

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09 Feb 2018
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Charley-Kai John
EVERY Wednesday Whitchurch Library has played host to classes to help older people make the most of technology. The Silver Surfer sessions...
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Closure of Whitchurch bank concerns older residents

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06 Feb 2018
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Charley-Kai John
RESIDENTS in Whitchurch Village are concerned about the impending closure of their NatWest branch, which will stop serving customers on May 17....
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Four arrested after gang wait for Whitchurch pupils

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31 Jan 2018
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Charley-Kai John
Four teenagers have been arrested following a “disturbance” in Whitchurch Village involving a large group of young people allegedly carrying dangerous weapons...
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Makeover work on St Mary’s Gardens continues

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26 Jan 2018
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Charley-Kai John
AFTER the success of their first event, local volunteers got together again to help clean up St Mary’s Gardens. Volunteers picked up...
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Five Cardiff projects receive Aviva community funding

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23 Jan 2018
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William Cole
FIVE Cardiff bids have been successful in winning cash from The Aviva Community Fund. Llandaff City Church in Wales Primary School have...
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Police find weapon after gang wait for Whitchurch pupils

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23 Jan 2018
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Charley-Kai John
POLICE were called to a “disturbance” in Whitchurch Village involving a large group of young people allegedly carrying dangerous weapons and looking...
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Seven projects reach Aviva Community Fund final

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28 Nov 2017
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Tamsin Parnell
SEVEN Cardiff community groups have reached the finals of this year’s Aviva Community Fund. The organisations submitted bids for £1,000, £5,000, £10,000...
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Primary pupils urge drivers to slow down near school

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28 Nov 2017
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Charley-Kai John
CONCERNS over speeding drivers led Coryton Primary School to run a road safety week between November 20 and 26. Parents and teachers...
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Volunteers give neglected gardens a new lease of life

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14 Nov 2017
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Charley-Kai John
GREEN-FINGERED residents braved cold, wet weather on Tuesday, November 14 to clean up St Mary’s Gardens, one of Cardiff’s more secluded parks....
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The brothers receive their prize from Olympian George Nash

Identical city twins row their way into the record books

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14 Nov 2017
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Laura Clements
IDENTICAL twins Rob and John Davies have rowed their way into the record books at Llandaff Rowing Club by becoming the first...
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Residents oppose choice of site for new Velindre cancer centre

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07 Nov 2017
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Charley-Kai John
WHITCHURCH residents have met up to discuss their opposition to the proposed site for the new Velindre Cancer Centre. The £200m specialist...
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Whitchurch Library wants to be home of arts

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19 Oct 2017
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Charley-Kai John
AWEN is a project centred around Whitchurch Library aiming to promote greater community use of the library through a series of a...
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Sudden pub closure surprises Whitchurch residents

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10 Mar 2017
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Cathy Duncan
A PUB in Whitchurch has surprised residents by closing its doors at short notice after decades of pouring pints. The Royal Oak,...
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Immigration and police raid second Cardiff nail salon

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24 Feb 2017
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Cathy Duncan
A MAN has been taken away after another raid on a Cardiff nail salon by immigration officers. Acting on a tip-off, police...
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More than 500 sign Whitchurch safer roads petition

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07 Feb 2017
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Cathy Duncan
MORE than 500 residents have signed a petition asking the council to do something about speeding in Whitchurch. Residents became concerned after...
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Death of resident after car crash in Whitchurch

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31 Jan 2017
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Cathy Duncan
AN elderly woman has died the day after two cars crashed outside her house in Cardiff. The 78-year-old was not injured in...
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Whitchurch schoolgirls hold bake sale for Children in Need

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22 Nov 2016
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Cathy Duncan
A CHARITY bake sale was organised by two Whitchurch children last weekend to raise money for Children in Need and dog’s charity...
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Whitchurch road prompts safety concerns despite work

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15 Nov 2016
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Cathy Duncan
RESIDENTS continue to be concerned about the safety of a Whitchurch road despite Cardiff council carrying out a series of improvements there. Whitchurch Police...
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Whitchurch residents face two-mile trip when bank closes

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01 Nov 2016
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Cathy Duncan
HSBC in Whitchurch is set to close in the New Year, forcing residents to travel two miles to get to their nearest...
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Whitchurch group hoping to save library give out prizes

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26 Oct 2016
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Cathy Duncan
A GROUP fighting the closure of Whitchurch Library gave out prizes to children who had taken part in designing a new art...
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£210m Cardiff cancer centre could make service world-leading – First Minister

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25 May 2016
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Cathy Duncan
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...
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Charity status gives extra hope to Whitchurch group trying to save library

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22 Mar 2016
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Cathy Duncan
A GROUP supporting Whitchurch Library against the threat of closure now has charitable status, spurring on plans for a series of events. The Charity...
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