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    14 Jul 2020

Woman with half a lung tries to rescue pet budgie and neighbour from burning building

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14 Mar 2017
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Cathy Duncan
A WOMAN suffering from cancer went into a burning building to save her pet budgie and tried to rescue her neighbour, despite recovering from having half of...
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Closure of Pontcanna Post Office is a ‘sad day’, say protesters

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14 Mar 2017
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Cathy Duncan
PROTESTERS outside a post office in Pontcanna say it is a “sad day” after the Co-op reversed plans to maintain the postal service after taking...
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“We have to battle more than ever”- Devils fight on for first league title

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14 Mar 2017
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Cathy Duncan
CARDIFF Devils remain hopeful they will win the league title for the first time after an eventful weekend which saw wins, losses, injuries and the...
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James Hook kicks to touch in the 2007 match, a rare defeat in Paris for Wales

Elgan’s Angle: Wales must stay on the boil against France

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14 Mar 2017
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Cathy Duncan
WELL, that was more like it. Wales finally put in the kind of performance fans have been waiting for in the epic 22-9 win over...
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Mum took cocaine, left children home alone and was found drunk and naked in Cardiff hotel, court hears

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10 Mar 2017
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Cathy Duncan
A MUM who had taken cocaine, left two children home alone to go drinking in Cardiff and was later found drunk and naked in a city...
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Popularity of Victoria Park Splashpad causes residents parking headache

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10 Mar 2017
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Cathy Duncan
  A GROUP of Victoria Park residents have urged the council to do more to avoid repeating parking issues that were caused by the popularity...
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Llandaff Cathedral, Cardiff

MPs critical of Bishop of Llandaff appointment controversy

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10 Mar 2017
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Cathy Duncan
WELSH bishops are preparing for their second attempt to choose the 72nd Bishop of Llandaff after the controversial matter was raised in parliament in a discussion on...
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Celtic Dragons roar after netball rivals Manchester Thunder

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10 Mar 2017
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Cathy Duncan
CARDIFF’s Celtic Dragons are hungry for their first Superleague win as they travel to Manchester Thunder on Saturday. The netball team’s defender Lois Rideout says...
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Rugby fans enjoy themselves in Cardiff before Wales – Ireland kick-off

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10 Mar 2017
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Cathy Duncan
FANS from Ireland and Wales started the party early today as they packed city centre bars and restaurants ahead of tonight’s Six Nations game. Both sides...
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The 61 bus was on time at both 9.28am and 9.38am this morning

Fairwater residents losing pay over unreliable buses

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10 Mar 2017
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Cathy Duncan
FAIRWATER residents are concerned by the quality of bus services operating in the area. The reliability of the services is causing some commuters to be...
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Cardiff Met footballers make history by reaching UK final

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10 Mar 2017
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Cathy Duncan
CARDIFF Met men’s football team are one win away from being crowned the best university side in the UK. For the first time in their...
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Man’s attempt to torch flat was “cry for help”

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10 Mar 2017
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Cathy Duncan
A MAN has been given a two-year suspended sentence after planning to burn his flat down on Christmas day as a “cry for help”. Mark...
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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, which had been...
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The programme will involve a three-year partnership with UNICEF to help enforce children’s rights in the city.

Council aims to make Cardiff more child-friendly

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10 Mar 2017
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Cathy Duncan
CARDIFF Council will be meeting with UNICEF next week to discuss plans to make the city more inclusive for children and young people. The council...
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Urban beekeeping: the hidden rooftop hives of Cardiff

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10 Mar 2017
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Cathy Duncan
EDIBLE Adamsdown Community Garden is hosting a workshop on how to keep bees next Sunday (March 19), but they aren’t the only urban apiculturist to grace...
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More than 1,000 sign petition to save Pontcanna post office

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10 Mar 2017
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Cathy Duncan
MORE than 1,000 people have signed a petition to save the Pontcanna post office after the Co-op broke its agreement to keep the service on...
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Meet the Ely men who have outgrown their shed

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10 Mar 2017
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Cathy Duncan
As Ely’s newest charity looks to expand, The Cardiffian spoke to a group of men who spend their time drinking tea and building castles in a very special...
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Players must impress Warnock or face leaving Cardiff

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10 Mar 2017
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Cathy Duncan
NEIL Warnock will run the changes again against Birmingham tomorrow as he continues to decide which fringe players deserve a place in next season’s squad. The...
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Cardiff turns red and green as fans gather for tonight’s Wales v Ireland Six Nations game

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10 Mar 2017
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Cathy Duncan
THOUSANDS of rugby fans are enjoying themselves in the city this lunchtime as they look forward to tonight’s Six Nations clash between Wales and Ireland. With the...
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Elgan’s Angle: Persistently inconsistent Wales need to act

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10 Mar 2017
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Cathy Duncan
HE couldn’t have been more right. He couldn’t have been more wrong. When Rob Howley said that Wales hadn’t become a bad team overnight, he...
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Fancy keeping bees? Adamsdown group can show you how

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10 Mar 2017
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Cathy Duncan
Edible Adamsdown Community Garden hosted its first ever beekeeping workshop on Sunday, March 19. The Cardiffian reports on why bees are so important, and offers...
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Jonathan Davies at his running best for the Scarlets

Wales v Ireland: The definitive head-to-head ratings

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10 Mar 2017
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Cathy Duncan
WALES welcome Ireland to Cardiff tonight knowing that a win is vital if they are not to fall down the world rankings to ninth — even...
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Wales v Ireland in the Six Nations: team news and preview

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10 Mar 2017
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Cathy Duncan
WALES head into their final home match of this season’s Six Nations knowing their chances of winning the championships are over, but there is still...
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Cardiff Devils chase first league title to add to cup victory

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10 Mar 2017
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Cathy Duncan
CARDIFF Devils face two teams this weekend as they chase their first league title. It would be a great climax to the season following last weekend’s...
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Street food festival in the works for City Road

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07 Mar 2017
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Cathy Duncan
A GROUP of Roath business people want to give City Road an image boost by holding a street food festival. They say a street festival is...
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Heathrow runway deal ‘could bring 8,400 jobs to Wales’

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07 Mar 2017
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Cathy Duncan
THE third runway at Heathrow could bring up to 8,400 jobs and £6.4 billion in economic benefits to Wales. A “Strategic Partnership” agreement was signed...
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European rough sleepers in Cardiff may be removed from UK

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07 Mar 2017
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Cathy Duncan
ROUGH sleepers from Europe could face removal from the country, a draft Cardiff council proposal has suggested. As part of the council’s Rough Sleeper Strategy, a...
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AMs were holding their twice-weekly plenary session in Y Siambr

‘Five people a day dying in Wales’ because of air pollution

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07 Mar 2017
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Cathy Duncan
FIVE people a day are dying in Wales because of air pollution, AMs heard at the Senedd today (Tuesday, March 7). The leader of the...
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Angela said:

Cardiff charity helping African mothers

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07 Mar 2017
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Cathy Duncan
A CARDIFF charity is helping to provide medication for women in Sub-Saharan Africa in a bid to reduce maternal mortality rates. Life for African Mothers...
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Iconic Cardiff buildings up for architecture awards

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07 Mar 2017
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Cathy Duncan
SIX Cardiff buildings have been nominated for architectural awards by the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors. The RICS awards is made up of eight categories...
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Is George North’s position in the Wales team really in doubt?

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07 Mar 2017
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Cathy Duncan
“IF he is selected, I expect George to certainly be on his mettle.” Wales’ defence coach Shaun Edwards was not shy in scrutinising the form...
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Canton bakery customer wins free bread for a year

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07 Mar 2017
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Cathy Duncan
A REGULAR customer at a Canton bakery has won a year’s supply of bread as part of celebrations to mark the business’s first anniversary. Pettigrew...
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Cinema closure sparks concern over Penarth Pier Pavilion’s future

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07 Mar 2017
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Cathy Duncan
THE temporary closure of the cinema at Penarth Pier Pavilion has sparked concern over the future of the town’s treasured attraction. Penarth Arts and Craft...
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Former Radyr pupil nominated for British Education Award

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07 Mar 2017
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Cathy Duncan
A FORMER pupil of Radyr Comprehensive School has been nominated for an award which celebrates Britain’s best students. Joshua Khang Soon Li Saw Hee, 19,...
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Thief jailed for 44 weeks for stealing nurse’s car from surgery

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07 Mar 2017
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Cathy Duncan
A MAN who stole a nurse’s car keys while she was at work has been jailed for 44 weeks and disqualified from driving for 18 months....
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Trading rules relaxed in Cardiff for Champions League final

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07 Mar 2017
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Cathy Duncan
STREET trading rules in Cardiff are to be temporarily relaxed for the Champions League final, the council has decided. The Principality Stadium will host the...
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Petition to save Cardiff’s graffiti ‘hall of fame’ from Champions League final adverts

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07 Mar 2017
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Cathy Duncan
AN ARTIST has started a petition to stop the council removing the iconic “Graffiti Hall of Fame” on the Millennium Walkway to make way for...
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Hang Fire Southern Kitchen interview

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07 Mar 2017
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Cathy Duncan
WE love a good barbecue in Britain. At least, that’s what you might think. The truth is, most of us don’t have a clue what...
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Santa Cruz top of the list as Selby looks to conquer the division

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07 Mar 2017
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Cathy Duncan
WELSH boxing world champion Lee Selby looks set for a unification superfight against Leo Santa Cruz later this year after his victorious return to the...
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Bluebirds look to bounce back against resurgent Blackburn

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07 Mar 2017
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Cathy Duncan
CARDIFF CITY will be hoping to bounce back from Saturday’s defeat as they face a resurgent Blackburn Rovers this evening. A late Jazz Richards own...
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Cardiff Devils hope for historic year after Challenge Cup victory

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07 Mar 2017
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Cathy Duncan
CARDIFF Devils are hoping to win the league title for the first time in their history after winning the Challenge Cup final on Sunday. Thousands...
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Ruling due on whether Matalan murderer’s sentence was too lenient

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07 Mar 2017
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Cathy Duncan
MATALAN murderer Andrew Saunders will have his sentence considered to decide if it was too lenient. Saunders, 21, was last week sentenced to life imprisonment...
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Councillor McEvoy says tribunal outcome is a ‘sad day for democracy’

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03 Mar 2017
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Cathy Duncan
COUNCILLOR Neil McEvoy has described his one-month suspension from Cardiff Council following a tribunal ruling as “a sad day for democracy”. Speaking after the tribunal...
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Coal Exchange a step nearer to becoming a “heritage hotel”

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03 Mar 2017
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Cathy Duncan
                            A PLAN to develop the Coal Exchange in Cardiff Bay into...
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Museum exhibition celebrates Cardiff City’s historic FA Cup win

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03 Mar 2017
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Cathy Duncan
AN exhibition commemorating the 90th anniversary of Cardiff City’s historic FA Cup win against Arsenal in 1927 has opened in the city. Cardiff City FC...
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Grange Gardens pavilion - in need of refurbishment and expansion

Lottery funding gives boost to Grange Gardens pavilion

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03 Mar 2017
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Cathy Duncan
THE future looks bright for the Grange Gardens bowls pavilion, as the Big Lottery Fund announced a £50,000 fund that will go towards an expansion...
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Cardiff-London rail line electrification costs rise by £1.2bn

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03 Mar 2017
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Cathy Duncan
SOARING costs and poor management may see the electrification of the rail line between Cardiff and London cost taxpayers even more, MPs have heard. A committee...
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A photo of Anna and Zak Sarhan with Jo Stevens

Family-run Cardiff kebab house is named best in Wales

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03 Mar 2017
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Cathy Duncan
A CARDIFF kebab house has been named the best in Wales. Family-run Moroccan and Lebanese restaurant Mezza Luna on City Road won the prize at...
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Community order for man who pulled out pistol in GPs’ surgery

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03 Mar 2017
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Cathy Duncan
A MAN from Maesteg was given a 12-month community order at Cardiff Crown Court today for pulling out a gun in a doctors surgery. Scott...
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Williams spent his career with Neath and then the Ospreys, before finishing with a stint in Japan

How do you make the greatest Welsh rugby player?

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03 Mar 2017
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Cathy Duncan
WELSH rugby is going through a bit of soul-searching at the moment, so we here at The Cardiffian thought there was no better way of...
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Shortcut drivers a problem, say Adamsdown residents

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03 Mar 2017
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Cathy Duncan
THE second car crash in a month on a busy Adamsdown street has not surprised some residents and business owners who say some drivers speed...
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Lee Selby returns and eyes up Cardiff showdown with Frampton

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03 Mar 2017
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Cathy Duncan
  WELSH boxing world champion Lee Selby returns to the ring this weekend as he continues his bid for a superfight against Carl Frampton at...
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Meetings should be shorter, less frequent with fewer questions, says council

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03 Mar 2017
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Cathy Duncan
COUNCIL meetings should be shorter, less frequent and councillors should ask fewer questions, a committee has recommended. But the proposal has been criticised by some...
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Cardiff City travel to QPR seeking a third away win in a row

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03 Mar 2017
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Cathy Duncan
NEIL Warnock’s men travel to London this weekend to face Ian Holloway’s Queen’s Park Rangers, who are celebrating the 50th anniversary of their 1967 League...
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Cardiffians are a contented lot, says university report

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03 Mar 2017
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Cathy Duncan
PEOPLE who live in the Cardiff capital region are mostly happy, according to a study which demonstrates a link between prosperity, health and satisfaction with life....
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Forwards coach Robin McBryde suggested that sweeping changes wanted by the Welsh public will not happen

McBryde plays down calls for change after loss to Scotland

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03 Mar 2017
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Cathy Duncan
THE Welsh management is unlikely to make sweeping changes despite losing 29-13 last weekend to Scotland. Forwards coach Robin McBryde says if the match were replayed...
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Cardiff City’s historic FA Cup win to be celebrated at museum

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03 Mar 2017
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Cathy Duncan
CARDIFF Story Museum is launching a special six-month exhibition marking the 90th anniversary of Cardiff City’s 1927 FA Cup victory. The exhibition, which opens tomorrow,...
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‘We’ll be playing with 16′ — Wales’ tribute to dynamic Elli Norkett

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03 Mar 2017
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Cathy Duncan
WALES Women have paid tribute to Elli Norkett — ”an outstanding rugby player” — who died in a car crash last Saturday at 20 years of...
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Food bank asks Cardiff people to donate each day of Lent

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03 Mar 2017
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Cathy Duncan
CARDIFF Food Bank is urging people to donate 40 pence a day during Lent to help provide emergency food packages. The campaign encourages people to...
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Tribunal suspends Neil McEvoy from Cardiff Council for a month

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03 Mar 2017
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Cathy Duncan
NEIL McEvoy has been suspended from Cardiff Council for a month after a tribunal decided he had shown bullying behaviour towards an employee and broke the...
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