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Penylan burglary victim hits out at cuts to steel gate budget

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24 Feb 2017
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Cathy Duncan
A RUGBY chief who had three bicycles stolen from his garden shed has criticised the council’s reluctance to block access to back...
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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?

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24 Feb 2017
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Cathy Duncan
WHEN you think of Penarth, the Garden by the Sea, toxic air and exhaust fumes are probably not the first things that...
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Budget meeting to agree Council Tax rise ends in chaos and a walk out

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24 Feb 2017
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Cathy Duncan
CARDIFF Council’s budget proposals passed in controversial circumstances last night, as Liberal Democrat and Plaid Cymru councillors left the chamber in protest....
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Mixed response to plans to open more Cardiff roads for street traders

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21 Feb 2017
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Cathy Duncan
PLANS by Cardiff Council to increase the number of streets open to street traders during big events have had a mixed response...
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First-time buyers urged to go green in an eco-friendly Cardiff home

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21 Feb 2017
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Cathy Duncan
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...
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End of tenants’ right to buy likely in Cardiff

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17 Feb 2017
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Cathy Duncan
A PLAN to tackle a growing need for housing could see the end of Right to Buy in Cardiff. Cardiff council is...
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Brexit could impact tourism in Cardiff, says council leader

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17 Feb 2017
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Cathy Duncan
CARDIFF council must develop an “international strategy” to deal with the impact of Brexit on tourism and attract more visitors to the city....
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Bridge linking Adamsdown and Splott set for 18 months of disruption

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17 Feb 2017
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Cathy Duncan
RESIDENTS and businesses in Splott and Adamsdown are preparing for more disruption as another bridge refurbishment is set to start. Work on...
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Pledge to bring back safety railings near Birchgrove school

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17 Feb 2017
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Cathy Duncan
A COUNCIL “oversight” is set to be corrected when safety railings are installed in Birchgrove. Safety railings were put in on three...
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The iconic roofs of the grade II listed Tramshed development

Grangetown businesses to receive £200,000 investment

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14 Feb 2017
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Cathy Duncan
GRANGETOWN is set to receive a £200,000 government investment, which will spent on improving business premises. The investment comes from the Welsh...
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