Over 60 schools perform across three shows for Rubicon’s St David’s Hall celebration SCHOOLCHILDREN of all abilities from across South Wales will take centre stage... Read More
Residents split over fears the limit could increase emission pollution RESIDENTS have until midnight tonight (Friday, January 31) to express their views on a... Read More
Money is to give Olivia Copner rare chemotherapy-based multiple sclerosis treatment RESIDENTS turned out at a fundraising event in Birchgrove for local woman, Olivia Copner,... Read More
Olivia Copner hopes to undergo chemotherapy-based stem cell procedure that will cost in excess of £42,000 TWO Birchgrove businesses are teaming up to host a... Read More
Joint outreach teams have contributed to fall in nightly tally, says councillor THE number of rough sleepers in Cardiff was at a six-year-low last week, according to a cabinet member for... Read More
Building will become council offices unless volunteers can run it themselves RESIDENTS are working to save Llandaff North Community Centre after Cardiff Council warned it... Read More
Wales’ first black rugby player on kitchens, knockouts and dealing with racism FOR a man who has never allowed his career to be defined by... Read More
Three trees to be felled in redevelopment of listed building in Canton CAMPAIGNERS fighting to save trees which are due to be felled in the... Read More
Enthusiasm for Welsh-medium education growing in Butetown, says head PROPOSALS to establish a catchment area for Ysgol Hamadryad, Butetown, have been welcomed by parents. “We... Read More
And what can we expect to see from the other nations in this year’s competition? AFTER a successful 2019 campaign, the reigning Grand Slam champions... Read More
Party’s plan for post-Brexit Wales would help ‘supercharged Senedd’ tackle inequality MORE devolution and greater tax powers would allow post-Brexit Wales to end child poverty... Read More
Club apologises to Bluebird fans ‘who played no part in any discriminatory abuse’ READING FC will review how matchday announcements are made after Cardiff demanded an apology for “upsetting... Read More
Schools asked about support for scheme with Saint-Pol-de-Lyon PLANS to revive Penarth’s connection with its French twin town, Saint-Pol-de-Léon, have been revealed. Penarth Town Council... Read More
Volunteers are devising special play to celebrate opening of Pavilion centre RESIDENTS of Grangetown past and present are being encouraged to get involved in a... Read More
‘We just want people to get home safely,’ say street pastors, as city wins second Purple Flag CARDIFF has won the Purple Flag for the second... Read More
£188,000 project set to improve experience and encourage more people into sport THE changing rooms at Fairwater Leisure Centre are getting much-needed refurbishments, with work... Read More
Around 40 people join in, prompting hopes of regular events to clean up area RESIDENTS hope an official group could be organised to clean up litter regularly in... Read More
Wales open their Grand Slam defence against Italy in Cardiff on Saturday WALES kick off their defence of the Six Nations title on Saturday when... Read More
Pioneering sustainable features a priority at Llandaff Pound community hub A FORMER toilet at Llandaff Pound is being converted into an eco-friendly activity centre for... Read More
Cardiff brewery hopes colourful revamp of its popular craft IPA will boost sales THE “sun-kissed” beaches of South Wales inspired the new look of the popular craft... Read More
A petition to save the entertainment venue gained 800 signatures in under 48 hours FANS of Cardiff’s 10 Feet Tall, on Church Street, have voiced concerns... Read More
We ask rival fans to predict outcome of West Brom’s visit to Cardiff City Stadium tonight CARDIFF City take on table-toppers West Bromwich Albion in... Read More
An insight into the most underappreciated role in football WHEN many of us think about football, it is the beautiful moments that come to mind.... Read More
Bethan Eckley talks about fitting training, travel, social life, diet around life as a USW student I KNOW first-hand that competitive swimming is much more... Read More
Campaign for Real Ale calls new measures ‘a sticking plaster’ A BUSINESS rates relief scheme will help Welsh pubs, but the Campaign for Real Ale... Read More
Supporters gathered outside stadium to leave flowers and write messages of respect FOOTBALL fans have been honouring striker Emiliano Sala and his pilot David Ibbotson... Read More
Plans to sell 14 retail parades across Cardiff could raise £40m TWO retail parades in Llanishen, on Llangranog Road and Fishguard Road, are being sold... Read More
Some credit youth groups for the lower rate, while others say people don’t bother reporting crimes anymore FAIRWATER in Cardiff has seen the lowest crime... Read More
Community police and residents call for better fences to stop speeding motorbikes MOTORCYCLISTS as young as 14 are speeding through the streets of Splott and... Read More
Plans announced last week are ‘another kick in the teeth’ for the area say locals GRANGETOWN residents have expressed their concern over the potential impact... Read More
Megan Cooke is raising money for a new slope adapted for youngsters with Down Syndrome A CHARITY runner hopes to raise £2000 for Barry YMCA in... Read More
The announcement is part of ongoing development plans at the community centre THE CAFÉ at Llanedeyrn Powerhouse Hub will focus on healthy eating when it... Read More
Cricket, golf, horse riding and opportunities to get into coaching will be available for girls thanks to £10,000 grant SOUTH Riverside Community Development Centre are... Read More
A former care home is giving way to 16 affordable homes, but some residents aren’t happy at how it’s been handled. A housing development that’s... Read More
The thieves gained entry to the store by damaging the shutters with a vehicle ALCOHOL, tobacco and cigarettes were stolen from the Co-Op convenience store... Read More
Adamsdown is one of the only wards without a regular Keep Wales Tidy scheme FOLLOWING a successful litter picking event, “community champions” are needed to... Read More
Jo Stevens MP expressed support for Crusaders team A CARDIFF U14s girls’ football team may disband due to lack of players this season. Colin Malam,... Read More
The most vulnerable in society are hardest hit by prohibition, says Cardiff campaigner IT was 8pm on a cold, uneventful Sunday evening when Dylan picked... Read More
Motion calls for greater transparency, scrutiny and accountability Councillors have supported a motion for an independent review into children’s services and councillors’ role as corporate... Read More
Friendship scheme that started in Roath Park has spread across the world One day last summer, Allison Owen-Jones was walking through Roath Park when she passed an... Read More
MaDCaff hosted its first event in Cardiff in July A “PRESSURE-FREE” open-mic event for performers affected by mental illness returned to Cardiff. The event, MaDCaff,... Read More
Officers cordon off part of Llanedeyrn estate. Victim, 17, has more than one wound POLICE are investigating an assault on a 17-year-old boy in Llanedeyrn... Read More
Group has 50 members from Cardiff and the Vale THE Cardiff and Vale Fibromyalgia Support Group has been granted official charity status, after receiving its... Read More
“Do you see that tree, there?” Cheryl asks, pointing out the window. “Imagine all the branches as nerve endings in your body. With fibromyalgia, it feels like every branch... Read More
‘Best day ever’ for independent businesses, says Morgan Quarter centre manager CARDIFF’S first City of Arcades day was one of the best ever for the... Read More
“Everyone thinks Pontcanna’s like Notting Hill and it’s really not, it’s a bit more scummy than that,” says one owner SMALL businesses in Pontcanna are... Read More
Cardiff Museum display showcases art, photography, poetry and film THERE are just two days left to see the People of Butetown exhibition in Cardiff Museum. ... Read More
Cars on Cowbridge Road West’s pavement cause a hazard for buggies and scooters RESIDENTS have called for “dangerous” drivers to stop parking on the pavement... Read More
Lecturers, librarians, IT staff and others are striking for eight days over pensions, pay and job security AFTER nearly two years of negotiations on pensions,... Read More
Cardiff arts organisations come together to support charities and provide antidote to commercialism FAIR Saturday is coming to Cardiff for the first time this weekend.... Read More
Campaigners angry as Wentloog and Barry biomass plant is restarted AROUND 100 residents gathered outside the Senedd to protest against waste incinerators proposed for the... Read More
Cadet Sergeant Major Bethan Harris chosen after progressing through seven ranks in just five years A STUDENT at Radyr Comprehensive School shadowed the Lord Mayor... Read More
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