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  • Net Zero carbon target a long way off, new data reveals
    14 Jul 2020

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 Commission decided in...
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Valleys train delays will hit passengers over Easter weekend

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22 Mar 2016
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Cathy Duncan
RAIL passengers are being warned of delays around Cardiff and South Wales over the Easter weekend as Network Rail carries out engineering work. Major changes will...
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Big Democracy project takes over Senedd for a day

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22 Mar 2016
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Cathy Duncan
CAMPAIGNERS and performers took over the Senedd for a day in the latest stage of a project designed to encourage people to have more of...
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Cardiff kids least likely to be overweight, says Welsh survey

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22 Mar 2016
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Cathy Duncan
CHILDREN living in Cardiff are the least likely to become overweight or obese compared with the rest of Wales, a new survey has found. The...
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Gatland plays down 'gypsy boy' controversy

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16 Mar 2016
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Cathy Duncan
WARREN Gatland has played down the incident that saw England prop Joe Marler cited for shouting “gypsy boy” at opposite number Samson Lee. Marler has...
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Wales at a crossroads and must change – the Steffan Thomas verdict

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15 Mar 2016
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Cathy Duncan
AS the dust settles on a disappointing result for Welsh rugby at Twickenham, the calls for change are growing increasingly loud. Many supporters are prone...
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Boost for economy as £1.2bn deal is signed to aid growth in Cardiff

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15 Mar 2016
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Cathy Duncan
A £1.2 BILLION investment deal has been signed today to help boost economic growth in South Wales. The Cardiff Capital City Deal will affect the Welsh...
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Cardiff student wins British fencing championship

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15 Mar 2016
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Cathy Duncan
CARDIFF University student Amy Radford has qualified for the European Fencing Championships after winning the British Under 23 Epée title last weekend. She had two...
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Cadoxton primary and nursery schools one step closer to merger

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15 Mar 2016
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Cathy Duncan
A BARRY school merger is one step closer following a controversial council decision. The Vale of Glamorgan Council met last Monday and approved a proposal...
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Hospital staff stop smoking in 'Tobacco 20' challenge

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15 Mar 2016
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Cathy Duncan
A CAMPAIGN to encourage staff, visitors and patients to stop smoking outside hospitals in Cardiff and the Vale has been launched. The Tobacco 20 Challenge,...
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Vale of Glamorgan council tax rises for fifth year running

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15 Mar 2016
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Cathy Duncan
THE Vale of Glamorgan Council has agreed a 3.9% increase in council tax for the following year. At a full council meeting on Thursday March...
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Can you re-home one of these dogs?

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15 Mar 2016
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Cathy Duncan
IF you’d like to learn more about the dogs below and how you can re-home one then please call Cardiff Dogs Home on 02920 711243. Check...
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Cardiff plays its part in global campaign to cut food waste

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15 Mar 2016
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Cathy Duncan
EACH year, 1.3 billion tonnes of food are thrown away across the world. This means about one third of all food produced is wasted. With...
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Which Cardiff streets will be closed for Saturday's rugby international?

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15 Mar 2016
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Cathy Duncan
Check out our interactive map of street closures ahead of Wales v Italy and make sure you’re up to date on the security, parking and train...
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Penarth grandmother fears homelessness in planning row

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15 Mar 2016
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Cathy Duncan
A PENARTH grandmother could soon become homeless after authorities refused to consider her property as a home. Joy Atkinson, 61, faces eviction by 29 September...
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Anger at 'dangerous' fly-tipping in Whitchurch

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15 Mar 2016
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Cathy Duncan
THE “dangerous” fly-tipping problem near Forest Farm dominated last night’s Whitchurch PACT meeting. Residents, politicians and PCSOs discussed how to prevent people parking and littering on Longwood...
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New board announced to oversee programme to create Cardiff jobs

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15 Mar 2016
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Cathy Duncan
WITH the new City Deal being signed in Cardiff today, a new board is to be created to oversee the Business Wales programme. The programme aims...
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Barry Island beach huts make loss in first year

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15 Mar 2016
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Cathy Duncan
BARRY Island’s beach huts lost money in their first year because of low bookings – and the council has been criticised for failing to market them...
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Dog rescued by firefighters on the mend thanks to Cardiff Dogs Home

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15 Mar 2016
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Cathy Duncan
IT’S hard to believe that the calm friendly dog desperately seeking my affection was, less than a month ago, battling for his life after getting...
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5 things Welsh Euro 2016 fans can learn from the Wales v England match

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15 Mar 2016
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Cathy Duncan
WELSH rugby fans suffered much disappointment following last weekend’s match. So, what lessons can Welsh football players and supporters take away from the game ahead of...
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Defeated lock Charteris defends Wales game-plan

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15 Mar 2016
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Cathy Duncan
LOCK Luke Charteris has defended the Wales management in the wake of last Saturday’s defeat at Twickenham. Wales are now out of contention in the Six...
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Police appeal for witnesses following collision near Cardiff City stadium

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15 Mar 2016
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Cathy Duncan
SOUTH Wales police are appealing for witnesses following a collision between a car and 54-year-old pedestrian. The 54-year-old man was taken to University Hospital of Wales...
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The Voice dream is over for Cardiff singer Faith

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15 Mar 2016
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Cathy Duncan
CARDIFF singer Faith Nelson has vowed to keep on singing – despite being knocked out of The Voice at the weekend. The 18-year-old left the BBC...
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Five years today – how the Syrian War has affected Cardiff

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15 Mar 2016
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Cathy Duncan
FIVE years ago today civil war broke out in Syria. It came two months after a Tunisian fruit seller named Mohamed Bouazizi had set himself...
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England v Wales head to head

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11 Mar 2016
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Cathy Duncan
Mike Brown 7 Liam Williams 7   Harlequins man Brown is a fierce competitor and is defensively solid. Opposite number Williams is equally feisty and has...
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Wales set for arm wrestle in Championship decider

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11 Mar 2016
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Cathy Duncan
WALES travel up the M4 looking to achieve the rare feat of a second victory over England at Twickenham in the space of six months....
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Vale leader puts controversial car parking charges on hold – again

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11 Mar 2016
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Cathy Duncan
TOWN centre car parking charges in the Vale of Glamorgan have been put on hold for another year. The Vale of Glamorgan Council’s U-turn comes...
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Cabinet approves £50m school plans to improve future of education in Cardiff

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11 Mar 2016
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Cathy Duncan
A MAJOR £50 million project to improve Cardiff schools was given the go-ahead at last night’s council cabinet meeting. Following months of consideration, work can now...
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New £1m Barry Island log flume ready for opening weekend

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11 Mar 2016
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Cathy Duncan
IT’S all hands on deck in the final week of preparations before the opening of the Pirate River log flume at Barry Island Pleasure Park. The...
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Thousands of pupils from across Wales enter anti-racism art competition

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11 Mar 2016
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Cathy Duncan
THOUSANDS of pupils across Wales have entered an anti-racism arts competition whose closing date is today. Judges will select the best film, painting and poetry submissions...
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Long-awaited Cardiff arena gets ready for opening Devils game

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11 Mar 2016
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Cathy Duncan
AFTER an extended wait Cardiff Devils will play their first match in their new arena in the Bay tomorrow (March 12). The final preparations for...
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Cardiff council defends £25 to replace stolen bins

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11 Mar 2016
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Cathy Duncan
CARDIFF’S cabinet member for the environment has defended charging residents £25 to replace stolen wheelie bins, and other council waste disposal policies. AM Eluned Parrott...
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Powerful play pays tribute to history of Whitchurch psychiatric hospital

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11 Mar 2016
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Cathy Duncan
Moment(o)s of Leaving is an immersive, site-specific play staged in the East One ward of Whitchurch’s psychiatric hospital before its closure next month. The evening...
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Five reasons Penarth is the best place to live in Britain

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11 Mar 2016
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Cathy Duncan
TO celebrate The Sunday Times voting Penarth the best place to live in Britain, we show you five things that make it so great. It has...
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McBryde demands officials crack down on English scrum

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11 Mar 2016
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Cathy Duncan
WALES forwards coach Robin McBryde has lobbed a pre-match grenade over the legality of England’s scrum. At a press conference, the former Scarlets hooker drew attention...
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Glamorgan double pre-tax profit to £1m but boss urges caution

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11 Mar 2016
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Cathy Duncan
WALES’S only professional cricket club has announced a pre-tax profit of over £1million after record levels of sponsorship this year. Along with the sponsorship, the...
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In or out? Our tips on how to win the EU referendum

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11 Mar 2016
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Cathy Duncan
IT is hard not to notice there will be a vote on the EU pretty soon. Wales receives between €653 million and €747 million from the...
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New Theatre revival of Williams' classic Cat on a Hot Tin Roof is superb night out

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10 Mar 2016
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Cathy Duncan
A SUPERB rendition of Tennessee Williams’ Pulitzer Prize-winning 1955 play, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, runs at the New Theatre, Cardiff, until Saturday night. Robert...
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Wales World Cup hero confident ahead of England clash

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09 Mar 2016
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Cathy Duncan
GARETH Davies made his name in Wales’ last encounter with England, so it’s no surprise that this weekend’s title decider with England holds no fear...
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Wales skipper demands back-row improvement ahead of England test

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08 Mar 2016
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Cathy Duncan
WALES captain Sam Warburton has warned his players that they will have to raise the bar if they are to derail England’s Grand Slam charge....
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Roberts expects England match to settle title

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08 Mar 2016
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Cathy Duncan
Jamie Roberts believes that this weekend’s clash with England will settle the 2016 Six Nations title. Roberts was also quick to admit that matches against...
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"There's another level in us," Wales coach Gatland warns England

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08 Mar 2016
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Cathy Duncan
WALES coach Warren Gatland insists his squad are treating Saturday’s meeting with England as a cup final. The round four encounter is effectively a championship...
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Olympic champ Mo Farah to run Cardiff World Half Marathon

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08 Mar 2016
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Cathy Duncan
DOUBLE Olympic champion Mo Farah is part of a 10-strong Great Britain team announced today to run the IAAF/Cardiff University World Half Marathon. It will...
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Oldest graffiti store in UK supports International Women's Day street art

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08 Mar 2016
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Cathy Duncan
A CARDIFF graffiti store is calling on women to pick up a spray can in celebration of International Women’s Day. The store sells specialist aerosol cans for graffiti artists...
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Greater role in public life needed to beat women's poverty, says summit

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08 Mar 2016
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Cathy Duncan
INTERNATIONAL Women’s Day 2016 was marked in Cardiff Bay today by the Women In Wales summit. More than 200 people gathered to attend a day...
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Improved Swans look safe as Premiership relegation battle hots up

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08 Mar 2016
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Cathy Duncan
WITH nine league games left to play this season, the battle to avoid relegation from the Premier League is heating up. Aston Villa’s disastrous season...
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Keep the Faith – Cardiff singer may still be The Voice

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08 Mar 2016
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Cathy Duncan
FAITH Nelson is looking ahead to the knockout stage of BBC’s The Voice after her success in the battle round. The 18-year-old, who lives in...
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Rugby Podcast: England vs Wales Special

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08 Mar 2016
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Cathy Duncan
THIS weekend Wales will take on England at Twickenham in the Six Nations. We preview the game and choose our best XV of the tournament...
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Crime against older people increasing as population ages, says Cardiff charity

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04 Mar 2016
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Cathy Duncan
CRIME against older people is increasing as our population ages, according to a Cardiff charity. Research conducted by Canton-based charity Diverse Cymru, will be revealed at a...
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Elderly targeted in string of cashpoint thefts

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04 Mar 2016
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Cathy Duncan
POLICE are searching for two men who have tricked elderly people and stolen money from them at cashpoints across South Wales in the last two days....
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Admiral staff set for bumper profit share payout

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04 Mar 2016
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Cathy Duncan
WORKERS at insurance giant Admiral are set to share in a bumper payout after a successful year for the Cardiff-based company. The company, which employs...
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Jealous Cardiff student avoids jail following assault

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04 Mar 2016
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Cathy Duncan
CARDIFF student Peter Budd has been given a six-month sentence, suspended for 15 months, following an assault on a fellow student. Defendant Budd, 21, pleaded guilty...
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Betrayal: A flawed but enjoyable interpretation of a stone-cold classic

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04 Mar 2016
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Cathy Duncan
Review: Betrayal at St David’s Hall A COMPETENT staging of Harold Pinter’s classic 1978 play about adulterers, Betrayal, opened its three-performance run at St David’s Hall...
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Police seek man after driver is pulled from overturned car in Cathays

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04 Mar 2016
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Cathy Duncan
An accident in Cathays has left a car flipped onto its side. Photo by Lydia Baxter POLICE are looking for a man in connection with...
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Grangetown nursery sources heat from the ground up

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04 Mar 2016
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Cathy Duncan
A NURSERY is heating its building in an unusual way by sourcing renewable energy. Grangetown Nursery School, on Avondale Road, is keeping the building warm by...
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Drug-driving arrests in South Wales nearly treble in last year

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04 Mar 2016
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Cathy Duncan
  DRUG-DRIVING arrests in South Wales have nearly trebled in the last year. It is a year since the introduction of an easy-to-use swab test...
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Exclusive: Wales’ new Young People’s Laureate reveals her hopes for the role

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04 Mar 2016
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Cathy Duncan
THE St David’sDay announcement that Welsh poet and educator Sophie McKeand is to become the new Young People’s Laureate of Wales was met by much...
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Cardiff Devils fans say goodbye to the Big Blue Tent

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04 Mar 2016
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Cathy Duncan
FANS of the Cardiff Devils are excited to be moving to the new ice arena for their first match on Saturday March 12. The long-anticipated opening...
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Blues look set for brighter future amid structural change

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04 Mar 2016
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Cathy Duncan
THE Cardiff Blues are set for another significant structural change when the region takes complete control over Cardiff RFC. The news follows last November’s announcement that the...
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The rise and fall of Cardiff's Youth Clubs

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04 Mar 2016
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Cathy Duncan
OVER the past few years, many youth clubs in Cardiff have been closed due to spending cuts. Until 2014, Radyr Youth Club operated three evenings...
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