Tramshed, Cardiff’s newest venue, opened its doors last week after a £4 million renovation. The Grade II-listed building on Clare Road and Pendyris Street is now a... Read More
HEAD Coach Danny Wilson hailed the improved performance of his Cardiff Blues side but it was not enough to prevent defeat as Glasgow secured their... Read More
Cardiff Council’s plans to close Wedal Road Recycling Centre have raised concerns among city residents. THE planned closure of Wedal Road Household Recycling Centre has caused... Read More
THE owners of The Birchgrove pub will watch their son compete in the British Darts Organisation (BDO) World Darts Championship at Lakeside in January. Tim... Read More
RESIDENTS gathered at Radyr’s war memorial on Sunday to honour Britain’s fallen soldiers. Members of the community came together to watch the Remembrance March and... Read More
CARDIFF’S first Danish bakery, Brod, has opened its doors. Betina Skovbro, owner of the Pontcanna based bakery on Wyndham Crescent, has run out of stock every day... Read More
CROWDS at Sunday’s Barry Remembrance day parade were treated with a special drive-by of classic scooters. Scooterists from the Barry and District Scooter Club joined the... Read More
A REPORT which highlights the good and bad points of living in Cardiff says the city is thriving and will become one of the leading capital... Read More
ONE of the highlights of Cardiff’s calendar, Winter Wonderland, opens on Thursday (November 12) outside City Hall. A new feature this year is the Ice Kingdom, a... Read More
A few weeks ago, as I was exploring a social network called Streetlife, an advert caught my eye. It read: “Laughter Yoga – Weekly Laughter... Read More
ORGANISERS behind Cardiff’s Save the Coal Exchange campaign were due to meet today (November 10) to discuss the award of a £10,000 grant. The Cardiff Coal Exchange... Read More
WHITCHURCH residents took part in the annual Remembrance parade leading from village’s Earl Haig Club to the cenotaph outside the library. Merthyr Road was closed for the event... Read More
A CEREMONY to honour Cardiff’s first Victoria Cross recipient featured a surprise guest – the soldier’s surviving nephew. Guests at the service of remembrance for... Read More
A LOCAL businessman has rescued the Whitchurch Christmas Lights event which was left “in serious jeopardy” after the traders’ committee disbanded earlier this year. Tomas... Read More
PUB goers raised over £10,000 for Cancer Research Wales after having their heads shaved. The ‘A Close Shave’ gathering saw 25 brave regulars shave their... Read More
VOLUNTEERS at Caerau Hillfort are being thanked for their hard work with a free trip to see a British Museum exhibition on the Celts. Over... Read More
VOLUNTEERS in Fairwater have come together to keep the area’s Food Co-op open after funding ran out. The co-op provides people with bags full of... Read More
City of Cardiff Swimming Club is gearing up for Olympic year with its annual Welsh Capital Open meet this weekend. The event takes place at... Read More
YOUNG people in the Vale of Glamorgan voted in their thousands to elect the 2015 Youth Mayor. Cowbridge Comprehensive School student Daniel Marshall, 15, has been... Read More
TRADERS at Riverside Farmers Market have seen a surge in the number of shoppers since the event returned after a Rugby World Cup break. The... Read More
THE multi-million-pound regeneration of Barry waterfront has passed another milestone. The completion of the £2m redevelopment of Barry Pumphouse is part of an overall £230m... Read More
TAFF housing held Halloween inspired events for local children during half term. The events were held at Riverside, Grangetown and Canton’s community centres for young... Read More
RIVERSIDE’S new Labour councillor plans to reduce the traffic problems and make the area a safer place to live. Caro Wild, 39, believes one of... Read More
A pair of Llandaff North tattooists have held an 18-hour ink-athon in memory of their two-year-old son who died of cancer. Mark and Lisa Richmond... Read More
Reporter Will Kirby calls in on the Welsh Curry Chef of the Year as his Roath bistro celebrates its first birthday You’d struggle to miss Chaiholics.... Read More
A CHARITY at the University Hospital of Wales (UHW) in Cardiff has started a scheme to give extra support to bereaved parents. The charity, 2... Read More
A £2.6m hydro-electric scheme to generate power from the River Taff in Radyr is set to begin.
The scheme at Radyr Weir, which starts next month and is due to be fully operational by April 2016, will generate enough electricity to power up to 550 homes.
A WOMAN is appealing for help to find her bag containing cash and personal possessions which was taken in a Canton burglary. Angela McKenna was... Read More
COUNCILLOR David Walker and Councillor Dilwar Ali were nominated last night as the only candidates for Lord Mayor and Deputy Lord Mayor of Cardiff. The... Read More
Cardiff City legend Craig Bellamy, current winger Craig Noone and Anthony Gerrard, former Cardiff City football academy prospect are all set to feature in this... Read More
A MAN is decorating the streets of Cardiff today with chalk replicas of famous art works. Painter and decorator Richard Llewellyn Price, from Nottinghamshire travels... Read More
On Saturday, March 28 Wales will lose yet another one of it’s best known bands. Hardcore-rockers The Blackout are playing their last ever show at... Read More
Just three alcoholic drinks a day can increase the chance of liver cancer a report by the World Cancer Research Fund showed on Wednesday. The... Read More
A PROTEST against further cuts to wages took place outside the National Museum yesterday. It happened in conjunction with a protest at London’s National Gallery,... Read More
With David English’s last day as Editor-in-Chief of The Cardiffian, here’s a few things his students will never forget… 1. No matter how grammatically incorrect... Read More
REMEMBER Mook? The sick seven year old has raised enough money for an operation to fix her painful kidney condition four months earlier than the... Read More
THE Somaliland community in Cardiff was celebrating last night as Council voted to recognise the Republic of Somaliland as a country, the second city after... Read More
For the 25th anniversary of the Welsh Refugee Council, Chloé Farand explores what it means to be a refugee in Cardiff. Under the vaults of... Read More
Thousands of tickets for One Direction’s June show in Cardiff have been put on auction websites like Viagogo for as much as £549, following... Read More
EVER thought about jumping across buildings, climbing 6ft walls and doing backflips down the street in the name of sport? Well, now you can. Parkour, also... Read More
CARDIFF Devils correspondent Tom Houghton assesses the team’s fortunes as they head over to face the Belfast Giants in the Elite League playoffs tonight. The Devils... Read More
Around 3,000 free ice creams were given out to students in Cardiff yesterday as part of the Generation Vote campaign, encouraging students to register on... Read More
Cardiff welcomes the third annual Children’s Literature Festival bringing familiar characters, friends and spellbinding tales to venues across the capital. All Events open to the public... Read More
An exotic feel and a vibrant splash of colour has spread across Crwys Road this week. Cardiff Council has commissioned a series of animal paintings to... Read More
In the wake of Zayn Malik’s departure from teenage heartthrobs One Direction, The Cardiffian reflects on many a broken hearted break up from our favourite... Read More
Do you like bad news? Howard Barker, one of Britain’s best kept secrets, has had his devastating yet amusing short play on bad news, called... Read More
Behind the Streets is the work of 18 year-old Ben Blyth, a photojournalism student at the University of South Wales, who stopped to talk to... Read More
The Welsh capital has now gone full circle and is about to host its very first hula hoop convention. Its first edition, named WHoopC, will be... Read More
Campaigners today have been out in force warning residents about a transatlantic deal that could lead to the privatisation of the Welsh NHS. “NHS Wales... Read More
A Victorian cemetery could reopen for new burials after having been closed for 35 years. Cathays Cemetery, which opened in 1859 and is the third... Read More
We’ll have no country fair, no poetry competition or garden festival. Cardiff council has announced that it will be making its budget this year –... Read More
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