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MOUNT Stuart Primary School will be closed on Thursday so that staff can attend the funeral of much-loved retired headteacher Betty Campbell. Mrs Campbell died...

Llandaff Barclays closes to ‘most vulnerable’

24 Oct 2017

Tamsin Parnell

BARCLAYS will shut its Llandaff branch on Friday despite worries about the impact the closure would have on elderly residents. The bank says only 56...

Pontcanna vintage fair is back

23 Oct 2017

Tomos Ings

FANS of vintage fashion, furniture and toys will descend once again upon King’s Road Yard as the Pontcanna Vintage Flea Market returns. On Sunday, October...

Castle Coch to host Halloween nights

23 Oct 2017

Claudia Wyatt

CASTLE Coch will be hosting Halloween nights from October 26 to 28. The nights will entail a spooky guided tour of the Castle Coch based on...

Food from afar: Cardiff Supper Club

23 Oct 2017

Hannah Butler

REFUGEES and asylum seekers in Splott are being invited to share a piece of their home culture with others – by bringing their favourite national...

Splott group brings “raunchy” classic to life

23 Oct 2017

Hannah Butler

REHEARSAL time is almost up for Splott Amateur Operatic Society, as the group prepares to bring a 1940s classic to the stage later this month....

Ghost walks come to St Fagans

19 Oct 2017

Tom Moody

ST FAGAN’S Museum is hosting Ghost Walks next week as Halloween draws closer. The series of walks, which take place from Friday, October 20, will...

Grangetown Foodbank helps those in need

19 Oct 2017

Alex Cutler

A CHARITY is helping Cardiff people by giving food and support to those who are the most at risk. Grangetown Baptist Chapel is one of...

Pontprennau church event to tackle bullies

19 Oct 2017

Aamir Mohammed

PONTPRENNAU Community Church is hosting an event that aims to tackle bullying and racism. The congregation wants to bring the community closer together by inviting...

Hailey Park rugby disrupted by bikers

19 Oct 2017

Rory Claydon

TWO youths on dirt bikes twice disrupted a rugby game between Llandaff North and Penygraig at the weekend. During the set-up and training on October...

Battlefields photo exhibition comes to Cardiff Bay

19 Oct 2017

William Cole

A FREE exhibit of World War One battlefields as they are now is taking over the steps of the Welsh Assembly this month. The charity...

Canton pub’s lunches praised in awards

19 Oct 2017

Emily Gill

THE Lansdowne pub in Canton has been named a runner-up in the Observer Food Monthly 2017 awards for Best Sunday Lunch. The Canton pub was...

Fintans chip shop is coming to Llanishen

19 Oct 2017

Laura Clements

CARDIFF Council is allowing a new fish and chip shop to open in Llanishen despite a summer campaign by residents against the idea. The decision,...

Cardiff Castle hosts spooky cinema

19 Oct 2017

Olivia Williams

CARDIFF castle is hosting an underground cinema to celebrate all things spooky for Halloween. The 2,000-year-old building is showing 11 films in the undercroft of...

Funding found for Penylan roadworks

19 Oct 2017

Jack Hunsley

EXTRA funding has been found by Cardiff Council to deal with traffic flow issues on Penylan Road. The new proposal would see major roadworks...

Birchgrove centre to open second garden

19 Oct 2017

Tasmin Lockwood

COMMUNITY gardening is taking off at a centre in Heath, with old and new faces welcome through its gates every Saturday morning. Maes y Coed...

Whitchurch Library wants to be home of arts

19 Oct 2017

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 cultural events. “Awen”...

Mixed feelings over Llandaff Fields cafe plan

19 Oct 2017

Tomos Ings

PERMISSION was granted by Cardiff council last week to demolish dilapidated buildings on Llandaff Fields, but residents aren’t entirely happy. The development planned by brothers...

Fly-tippers target Wern Goch Woods, Pentwyn

19 Oct 2017

Zara Morgan

FLY-TIPPING has been reported in Wern Goch Woods by Pentwyn Pickers group. Head of Pentwyn Pickers, Barbara Willcocks, believes people living in the area could...

Helpers needed to care for Splott homeless

19 Oct 2017

Hannah Butler

A SPLOTT church is calling for volunteers to help keep homeless people off the streets this winter. St Saviour’s Church and its partner St German’s in...

Halloween story time for children at Insole Court

19 Oct 2017

Tamsin Parnell

A POP-UP story tent in the grounds of Insole Court, Llandaff, will bring Halloween to life for children and their families this half-term. The Stories...

Melingriffith Brass Band is back in Radyr

19 Oct 2017

Claudia Wyatt

RADYR Methodist Church is hosting Melingriffith Community Brass Band’s annual concert on Saturday, October 21 at 7.30pm. The concert is entitled Musicals Through the Decades...

Men’s charity in Ely needs a bigger shed

19 Oct 2017

Will Jefford

A CHARITY in Ely now has so many members it needs to move to a bigger location. Men in Sheds was set up two and...

Over 50s offered dance classes at Penarth Pier

19 Oct 2017

Alex Seabrook

AN Over 50s dance class begins next month at Penarth Pier Pavilion. The class starts on Tuesday, November 7 and will run from 11.30pm until...

Barry Town beaten by ruthless Cefn

19 Oct 2017

Ioan Phillips

BARRY Town have suffered their second home defeat of the season after a clinical second half comeback from Cefn Druids. Just one point and one...

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