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LEE Selby is looking to make a winning start at a new weight on Saturday night, as he takes on Omar Douglas at the O2...

Welsh Labour lose Cardiff council seat to Plaid Cymru

22 Feb 2019

Phoebe Radford

PLAID Cymru candidate Andrea Gibson has won the Ely by-election, a ward where Welsh Labour has held all three seats in Cardiff Council for over...

‘Cross-bordering’ makes life tough for Cardiff’s black cabs

19 Feb 2019

John Cooper

WHEN you jump in an Uber after your night out, spare a thought for the black cabs struggling to compete. There was a 502% increase...

Children and politicians read poems of remembrance

19 Feb 2019

William Bolton

CHILDREN, poets and Assembly Members gathered in the Senedd today to read poetry about war and remembrance. The event, called Holy Glimmers of Goodbyes, was planned...

Plans to make Cardiff Airport flights cheaper ‘being blocked’

19 Feb 2019

Ffion Lewis

THE UK Government is blocking plans that could make flights from Cardiff Airport cheaper, the Welsh Government has claimed. Applications to remove air passenger duty –...

Rail plan could make life cheaper for Cardiff commuters

19 Feb 2019

Corey Aunger

A PLAN to overhaul traditional train tickets and fares could make travelling “easier” and “cheaper” for Cardiff commuters. The Rail Delivery Group, which represents...

Parking chaos frustrates Cathays residents

19 Feb 2019

Lucy John

CATHAYS residents are frustrated by careless parking along Rhymney Street. Some worry that emergency services struggle getting down Rhymney Street. There is also confusion over who should be...

‘I am an activist’: Leanne Wood on feminism, class and The Valleys

19 Feb 2019

Lydia Stephens

Leanne Wood was the first politician I ever met. Eight years ago, she visited my secondary school in the heart of Rhondda Cynon Taff. Sat on a...

The Bengal of Barry: The cat that’s never lost

19 Feb 2019

Katherine Berjikian

A Bengal cat was reunited with his owners after being ‘lost’ for a week. Olaf Turner, 2, is a Bengal cat who has hundreds of...

Fixed penalties to be issued to Cardiff residents over fly-tipping

19 Feb 2019

Jonathon Hill

RESIDENTS of Cardiff who hand their rubbish to someone else who then fly-tips it could face a penalty of up to £300. Assembly members are...

Knife crime rises 30% in one year in South Wales

19 Feb 2019

Michael Jones

KNIFE crime has risen 30% in one year in South Wales and has nearly doubled since 2013. There were 735 knife-related offences from October 2017...

Figures show Cardiff blighted by parking problem

19 Feb 2019

Connor Tovell

DATA released by Cardiff Council for January highlights a city-wide issue with parking, particularly in the ward of Adamsdown. A total of 5,631 parking tickets...

Council makes improvements to ‘booby trap’ Taff Trail barriers

19 Feb 2019

Phoebe Radford

GATES on the Taff Trail have been repainted after cyclists described the white struts as a “booby trap”. Cyclists had been concerned that in darkness the two...

Can the Archers make it to Europe?

19 Feb 2019

Thomas Willetts

CARDIFF MET beat Llandudno Town 3-0 at the weekend with Adam Roscrow bagging a brace and Harry Owen netting just after half-time. The game turned...

Can disjointed Wales beat near-flawless England in Cardiff?

19 Feb 2019

Yusuf Khan

WALES host England in the third round of the Six Nations this Saturday, in what could be the deciding game of the championship. England produced...

Princess Diana Gardens spread happiness but need more help

19 Feb 2019

Louise Lazell

WORK on the Princess Diana Gardens in Ely has begun and is benefitting volunteers mentally and physically, as they work together to turn the garden...

Cardiff flats checked after Grenfell now hit by damp and mould

19 Feb 2019

Isobel Owen

RESIDENTS in Llandaff North say their flats have been hit by cold, damp and mould since cladding was removed a month ago in the wake...

Wales Women hope to upset Grand Slam favourites England

19 Feb 2019

Yusuf Khan

AFTER Wales Women drew 3-3 in Italy, Rowland Phillips’ side will be looking to cause an upset this weekend as they take on Grand Slam favourites England. ...

Cardiff closes roads for Wales v England match

19 Feb 2019

Oliver Lewis

ROADS in Cardiff city centre will be closed on Saturday, February 23 ahead of Wales’ blockbuster Six Nations clash with England. Eddie Jones’ Six Nations...

Myths, sausages and cyclists at Penarth Winter Festival

19 Feb 2019

William Bolton

THE people of Penarth are celebrating the official end of winter with festivities inspired by the success of last year’s National Eisteddfod of Wales, held in...

Second arrest after alleged assault in Llanrumney

18 Feb 2019

Michael Jones

A SECOND arrest was made this morning after an alleged assault of a man on Saturday night in Llanrumney. A 34-year-old man, from St Mellons,...

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