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A NATURE charity in Cardiff will receive half a million pounds from the Big Lottery Fund allowing thousands more youngsters to spend...

Cardiff City from the sky. Concerns have recently grown over levels of pollution in the city's air.

Just how bad is Cardiff’s air pollution problem?

WHEN you think of Penarth, the Garden by the Sea, toxic air and exhaust fumes are probably not the first things that...

Hook spends his days running the show for Gloucester, rather than wearing the red of Wales

Elgan’s Angle: The best form of defence, and a lament for James Hook

Our rugby correspondent ELGAN ALDERMAN looks at Wales’ new-found belief that attack trumps defence. “YOU don’t select someone because of their defence —...

A 21-year-old Alun Wyn Jones lost to Scotland in 2007, a fate that hasn't befallen any of his teammates

Can Wales deliver more ‘perfect rugby’ against Scotland?

GEORGE W Bush was President of the United States. Mika was top of the singles charts with Grace Kelly. Keelan Giles was...

Seven Cardiff spots to celebrate Pancake Day this year

Society Standard Best for Date night Grab a stack of pancakes and a glass of prosecco for £10 at Society Standard, available all...

‘Impressive’ thieves target bikes in Cardiff garden sheds

THIEVES are targeting bikes stored in back garden sheds in Llandaff North. The thieves broke into four sheds in one night on...

People of Cardiff protesting Trump's state visit

Was the Cardiff “Stop Trump” march too politicised?

A “STOP Trump” protest in Queen Street last night has drawn criticism on social media for being too politicised. The rally was...

First-time buyers urged to go green in an eco-friendly Cardiff home

ECO-FRIENDLY houses, complete with electric car chargers, promise to lower electricity bills in an attempt to encourage first-time buyers in Cardiff to go...

Old Cardiff Bay train station could be turned into shops and housing