The festival launched with a screening and Q&A at Chapter The UK’s largest festival of Japanese cinema, the Japan foundation touring film programme, has come... Read More
Shine Theatre School promotes confidence and friendships among its young performers SHINE Theatre School, Radyr, is launching a Glee Club performance choir offering singing tuition... Read More
St John Cymru campaign aims to boost confidence in case of cardiac arrest FIRST aid charity, St John Cymru, is offering free defibrillator courses across... Read More
Killers made a ‘considerable attempt’ to track down teenage victim, prosecutor said THREE men were sentenced to life imprisonment totaling nearly 70 years for the... Read More
Closing unit would risk people’s health and put extra pressure on University Hospital Wales, say protesters Closing Royal Glamorgan Hospital A&E could put lives at... Read More
John and Ben are back with the second episode of the weekly podcast. They discuss the Welsh teams’ performances against Italy, what animal Ken Owens... Read More
Working group lobbies to improve condition of graveyard resting place for loved ones RESIDENTS are calling for action over a chapel and graveyard in Morganstown... Read More
There are plans to revive Penarth’s swap deal with Saint-Pol-de-Léon IN MAY 1978, Karen Pimbley-Barden went on exchange to Saint-Pol-de-Léon when she was a pupil... Read More
National Lottery helps Glenwood centre offer more facilities to residents GLENWOOD Church, Llanedeyrn, has been awarded £500,000 by the National Lottery Community Fund Wales to... Read More
‘Someone’s child could’ve been seriously hurt or worse, says colleague at St Cadoc’s A TEACHER at St Cadoc’s Primary School in Llanrumney has been left... Read More
Vale of Glamorgan council are being asked to remove parking cones that appear around residential and business areas. ILLEGAL traffic cones are appearing outside residential and business areas in Barry much to the annoyance of... Read More
Cartographic Imaginaries exhibition is part of the Literary Atlas project THE Senedd is hosting the Cartographic Imaginaries art exhibition at the Pierhead building and the... Read More
Dydd Miwsig Cymru 2020 marks the event’s seventh year with gigs across Wales WELSH Language Music Day was celebrated up and down the country on... Read More
Last-minute cancellations on waterlogged pitches have harmed the club, says first team manager AFTER months of rained-off games on park pitches, AFC Whitchurch’s players and... Read More
Railway Street project ‘will serve schools, families and the environment‘ THE final plans for a community hub in Splott have been revealed – with hopes... Read More
Chris Horsman makes two changes to starting XV following Italy defeat WALES Women coach Chris Horsman has said his team “should be confident” going into... Read More
Superstar footballer who wants to ‘build a legacy’ enlists Welsh player for the ePremier League GARETH Bale’s esports team makes its debut at the FIFA... Read More
“Amazing artwork” will help Maggie’s Centre, says centre fundraising manager AN art exhibition in Cafe Brava, Pontcanna, has started, with all proceeds going to Maggie’s... Read More
Head coach Gareth Williams tweaks his squad after frustrating loss to Italy WALES have made three changes to the squad that suffered a shock loss... Read More
Fans speak out on season so far before trip to bottom-placed Hatters CARDIFF travel to bottom side Luton Town on Saturday looking to pick up... Read More
An army of 51 volunteers clear neighbourhood of dangerous fly-tipping MORE than 50 volunteers teamed up with Cardiff Rivers Group to remove rubbish left at... Read More
Researchers who have been touched by cancer look to give something back THE University Hospital of Wales opened its doors to students, research fellows and... Read More
Gleider Park is too valuable to community to be sold, says Cardiff Civic Society IN a review of Cardiff Council’s surplus land, the council has earmarked Gleider Field in... Read More
TENANTS, agencies and landlords are being asked their views on whether a licensing scheme for houses in multiple occupation should be renewed. Cardiff Council is... Read More
“The trains are so sporadic; the worst thing is the lack of information.” PENARTH Railway Station had 100,000 extra users in 2019, but satisfaction with... Read More
When freeze is lifted it will be unfair to beer-drinkers, say petitioners BRAINS brewery and some of its pubs across Cardiff have signed a petition... Read More
A Section 60 notice was put out by police after stabbings in Riverside and Butetown TEMPORARY police powers to stop and search people ‘without... Read More
Cold, damp and mould caused by removal of unsafe materials following Grenfell disaster LYDSTEP Flats in Llandaff North are set to be refurbished over 18... Read More
Businesses and residents are hopeful the TV show will return for another season SINCE the return of the popular BBC show, Gavin and Stacey, Barry Island has seen a spike in tourism. ... Read More
Fashion in the Frame shows costumes re-created from paintings in city’s art collection ART was brought to life at the National Museum as students re-created... Read More
Charlotte Arter is on a career break from Cardiff University to pursue athletics THE female world parkrun record was broken in Cardiff on Saturday when... Read More
Michelle Griffiths makes history at 118-year-old golf club RADYR Golf Club’s history-making new Club Captain has begun her year in the role. Michelle Griffiths, from... Read More
Queen and Slim, A Beautiful Day in the Neighbourhood, and Parasite were previewed at the event A MONTH after opening, the Everyman cinema in Cardiff Bay threw a launch party for local businesses, staff, and... Read More
Narrowly beaten 15-19 by impressive Italians, side must regroup before Ireland match WALES Women had a disappointing start to their 2020 Six Nations campaign, defeated... Read More
THEY may be more used to the urbane surroundings of Rome’s Stadio Olimpico, but the Italian national rugby team have been enjoying the delights of... Read More
People travel for hours to join sold-out tour and strike their own commemorative coin The Royal Mint Experience in Llantrisant opened its doors at one-minute past midnight... Read More
Contractor puts up £1,500 for interactive display on history of Cardiff Bay A GROUP of fifteen people from Butetown, Grangetown and Riverside, met to plan... Read More
Cardiff North AM Julie Morgan, is working with councillors and residents to improve College Road Park RESIDENTS are coming together to form a Friends of... Read More
The ex-Bluebirds have taken up a variety of activities since hanging up their boots CARDIFF City will have dreams of making it to Wembley in... Read More
Stories of nearly 100 people have been saved but volunteers want help to uncover far more WITH no physical war monument, people connected to Roath who died during war are... Read More
They are letting the community down, says president after continued delays A DISPUTE between Cardiff Council and Persimmon Homes has meant no progress has been made to fix Thornhill’s football pitches... Read More
Exhibition is open two days a week to celebrate heroic figures of the past ONE of Barry Island’s best kept secrets is a small war museum which can be found at the railway... Read More
Cardiff stores run out as families queue for medical supplies in Hong Kong CHEMISTS, supermarkets and even hardware shops in Cardiff are struggling to meet... Read More
‘We don’t just want to sit around worrying about the world,’ say campaigners AN environmental group has celebrated its 10-year anniversary with a public... Read More
Labour leadership candidate proposes ‘radical devolution’ across UK LABOUR leadership candidate Keir Starmer last night called for “a new federalist constitutional settlement” to grant Wales... Read More
INNERSTRENGTH aims to provide a safe space for girls to exercise A fitness and wellness programme for teenage girls will expand across Cardiff and offer... Read More
In preparation for the 2020 Six Nations, The Cardiffian presents a weekly podcast Cardiffian reporters John Jones and Ben McAdams discuss Wales’ prospects for the... Read More
Grand Slam champions kick off the defence of their title at The Principality Stadium against Italy at 2.15pm tomorrow WAYNE Pivac has chosen George North... Read More
One class will learn in Welsh and one class will learn in English with ‘significant use of Welsh’ A NEW dual-stream primary school will be... Read More
Ninian Park Road and surrounding side streets have been cordoned off by police after incident this morning A MAN is in hospital with multiple stab... Read More
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