TRADER’S, a new cocktail bar and café in Llandaff has opened its doors after a three-week renovation of the former Ffandangos café deli site. Business owners Jonathan Braham-Everett... Read More
HOW green is your street? The Office for National Statistics has released an experimental data map showing how leafy the streets of Cardiff and Newport are. The... Read More
A CHURCH in the heart of Roath that has been welcoming residents since 1897, is on the brink of closure. St Andrew’s United Reformed Church,... Read More
CANTON will increase residential parking spaces because commuters and sports fans have been occupying available spots. Between the Church of Saint John and Westgate Street,... Read More
RESIDENTS in Radyr have set up a group to tackle the ongoing problem of HGVs travelling illegally through the village. Heol Isaf, the main road... Read More
SOME Cyncoed residents are worried about being left isolated and lonely now that the X11 bus connecting them with the city centre has been scrapped.... Read More
CAGE Warriors is returning to Cardiff for what the organisation is calling the biggest event in its history. The Mixed Martial Arts event, which combines striking (punches... Read More
A 38-YEAR-OLD man suffered head injuries in an anti-Semitic attack on a bus travelling from Barry to Cardiff. South Wales Police said in a statement... Read More
LIVE Nation, owners of the Motorpoint Arena, are interested in operating the 15,000-seat venue set to be built on the site of the Red Dragon... Read More
CARDIFF Blues face a daunting trip to top-of-the league Glasgow Warriors on Friday night in the Guinness Pro 14. Dave Rennie’s side extinguished Cardiff’s hopes... Read More
A VOLUNTEER group of pensioners in Whitchurch have been working to restore the old site of St Mary’s Church, on Old Church Road, Whitchurch. The... Read More
CAMPAIGNERS have persuaded Penarth businesses to reduce their reliance on single-use plastics. GWYRDDIO Penarth Greening had to get 12 shops to agree to replace or remove three,... Read More
A PROPERTY in Grangetown that created an atmosphere of “intimidation, fear and despair” among residents has been closed up. The Thomas Street council property was given a... Read More
RESIDENTS in Ely and Caerau are concerned over groups of bikers driving illegally and recklessly around the neighbourhoods. One even believes some of the balaclava-wearing... Read More
THIS Friday is the 80th anniversary of Wales’ Temple of Peace and Health — built to bring communities and nations together after World War One. The anniversary... Read More
CASTELL Coch will have a bilingual Santa this year, after a complaint that Father Christmas couldn’t speak Welsh. The venue, run by Cadw the Welsh... Read More
WALES are three from three this autumn, after a superb second-half performance beating Tonga 74-24 at the Principality Stadium at the weekend. This Saturday they face... Read More
PLANS are being made to tackle the number of empty houses in Cardiff to help communities and create more homes. The recommendation to the council... Read More
It’s been a busy sporting week in South Wales, but The Cardiffian has you covered. Neil Warnock marked his 100th game in charge of Cardiff... Read More
ADAMSDOWN residents have complained of rising drug crime in the community as parks are being targeted by youths in a new wave sweeping the ward.... Read More
CONSTRUCTION vehicles are clearing the site of the controversial former Waungron Road recycling centre, but Cardiff council is not saying what it’s being cleared for.... Read More
BARRY is getting hip for this year’s Christmas lights switch-on, which will have everything from a bar made out of an old horsebox to Portuguese... Read More
THE Friends of Roath took their campaign to the Petitions Committee for Wales this morning, as their dispute with Natural Resources Wales over the felling... Read More
RESIDENTS of an artist community are concerned about the lack of people attending their monthly open markets. The Bone Yard is an artist space made of 10 shipping... Read More
CARDIFF Devils suffered a double setback in their efforts to retain their Elite League title last week. They lost two out of three games on... Read More
PENARTH Town Council Labour Group has created a petition to persuade the Vale of Glamorgan to grant it a long-term lease on the Kymin community building. ... Read More
HOSPITAL staff and visitors smoking outside neighbouring homes are becoming a major concern for residents in Heath. Smokers congregate on the footpaths by the maternity... Read More
THE second phase of Cardiff council’s £8.2m investment into Gabalfa Primary School and Ysgol Gymraeg Glan Ceubal in Llandaff North is underway. The two primary schools have been built as part... Read More
RESIDENTS are being warned to be vigilant due to an increase in the number of rogue traders knocking on doors in Llandaff. One elderly woman was forced... Read More
A POPULAR tea room which hosted community events in Pentyrch has closed its doors. Bethan Kate’s Tearoom, formerly known as Lady Jane’s tea room, closed... Read More
MINI-TENNIS has been launched at Llandaff Fields in the hopes of getting younger children involved in the sport. A new club has been set up... Read More
CATHAYS residents are banding together to clear litter and make the area a cleaner gateway into the city. Litter was identified as a top priority... Read More
FAITH communities and residents in Butetown are aiming to raise £9,000 to re-settle a Syrian refugee family. The Croeso Butetown project is using the slogan... Read More
PEOPLE in Penarth have identified helping young people and improving town centre parking as key priorities for the future. The preferences were expressed in a... Read More
NEIL WARNOCK marked his 100th game in charge of Cardiff City with a fine 2-1 win over Premier League rivals Brighton and Hove Albion, courtesy of... Read More
CARDIFF host Brighton at 12.30pm today, in what will be manager Neil Warnock’s 100th match at the helm. The Bluebirds will be aiming to respond... Read More
PLANS for a new bus station in Cardiff city centre have been approved by the planning committee. The revised plan includes 14n bus stands, a... Read More
BREXIT may damage Adamsdown’s creatives as international touring costs and work spaces in the community could become harder to afford. “It is a scary time... Read More
GRANGEMOOR Park is to be the home of a new monument celebrating diversity in commemoration of the Unesco annual International Mother Language Day. Work began... Read More
MEMBERS of Cardiff council’s environmental scrutiny committee yesterday discussed the glass recycling pilot scheme that has been rolled out across parts of Cardiff. Despite complaints... Read More
PLANS to build holiday log cabins in Caerau have been dubbed “stupid” by a local councillor. Ermaer Ltd’s proposal for 10 ecological holiday cabins to... Read More
CARDIFF council is meeting tomorrow at County Hall to discuss the proposed £100 million development of the Central Square bus station. The application by Rightacres... Read More
WHITCHURCH Tennis Club, has been open for the last 106 years but could be closed next year and the land redeveloped. The club, which has been... Read More
A PEDESTRIAN footbridge over Llanedeyrn Drive is to be demolished and replaced with two zebra crossings as part of a multi-million pound redevelopment but residents... Read More
THE TEMPLE of Peace will play host to several events this weekend for the centenary of the armistice. Minnie James otherwise known as the ‘Mother of Wales’... Read More
CARDIFF shoppers have expressed anger about cyclists travelling at high speed on one of Cardiff’s busiest streets. Despite a ban on cycling in Queen Street,... Read More
EARLY feedback from residents taking part in a glass recycling pilot scheme suggests bigger bins and more frequent collections may be required if the system... Read More
BUTETOWN residents are discovering the stories of Cardiff sailors lost at sea in World War One. “Once I started on it, I just couldn’t stop,”... Read More
A FIREWORKS display in St Mellons raised an estimated £1,700 for charity. Over 1,000 people attended the event organised by the Beacon Community Centre, with... Read More
AFTER a disappointing year without Christmas lights, Llandaff North Festival Committee is raising funds to make this season’s switch-on one to remember. “I think it took... Read More
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