InterCardiff

07/05/2024

This International jazz day, as the local musicians grapple, is the city doing enough to support them to keep the music scene alive?

07/05/2024

Paddle boarding has become the latest craze in the UK. How difficult is it to stand up and get paddling? We sign up for a course in Cardiff to find out.

07/05/2024

Splott Community Volunteers recently held an event to advise how energy bills can be reduced, but just how much are Cardiff residents struggling?

07/05/2024

Discover why this year’s Foodies Festival at Bute Park is the must-attend event, blending culinary artistry with top-tier entertainment.

06/05/2024

Cardiff played host to a clothes swap event last week and we sent one roving reporter to see if he could get himself a new wardrobe.

06/05/2024

Jacob Rees-Mogg faced protests from students at the university’s student union, so what does this mean for freedom of speech?

06/05/2024

A student sells English and Welsh notebooks for people with anxiety and Welsh learners. What does it take to become a young entrepreneur in Wales?

06/05/2024

Running a race for the first time can seem daunting, especially as a beginner. How can you get started so that you can reach the finish line?

06/05/2024

Women in the UK struggle to get sufficient health care, says a Cardiff surgeon. How can the health festival she set up in the city help the situation?

05/05/2024

Wales' obesity rates are the highest in the UK, according to a recent report from a charity. What are the socio-economic causes behind this?

05/05/2024

EuroGames 2027 is coming to Cardiff, bringing Europe's best LGBTQ+ sports teams to the city. What does this mean for the q***r community in Cardiff?

29/04/2024

The 20mph speed limit is set to be reversed across Wales amid public outcry but what does this mean for motorists, cyclists and pedestrians alike?

29/04/2024

As the grey of winter fades, Cardiff and its surroundings burst into a spectacle of colors with the arrival of spring. For those looking to enjoy the best of nature’s springtime display.

28/04/2024

iChope Events CIC believe that the majority of people of any nationality or background are all on the same level once they set foot onto the ice pad. We decided to design inclusive skating session exclusively for this community as many of whom would not have had an opportunity to try ice skating before. The ISvid sessions are designed to not only allow individuals with VI to experience ice skating, but the sessions are led by coaches who will teach the skaters how to be safe on the ice and how to ice skate.

They have prepared for the unknown challenges of this project. Alison said, “We have a Project Advisory Group (PAG) who include lived experience members who advise us, help us design and test materials and help with things such as changes to the physical environment to make it easier to navigate.”

Also they have visually impaired project advisory board members who advise and attend coaches training sessions, the coaches have also undertaken and continue to undertake enhanced learning from Disability Sport Wales, RNIB Cymru, British Blind Sport and Inclusive Skating as a minimum requirement.

28/04/2024

NHS waiting times in Wales is ranked as the second worst in the UK, leading to increasing decline in cancer diagnosis and treatment in deprived areas.

28/04/2024

Earth Day is celebrated annually on April 22nd, with this year's theme being “Planet VS Plastic”. However, Cardiff's fight against plastic waste can be more than just Earth Day...

28/04/2024

Mental health is extremely important for one's well-being, however very much overlooked. So here's 5 ways your furry little pets can help towards your mental well-being!

28/04/2024

In a world dominated by streaming services and instant music access, the humble record shop might seem like a relic of the past. Yet, in Cardiff, a vibrant scene of independent record stores is not only surviving but thriving in the digital age. These shops offer far more than just vinyl- they are cultural hubs, fostering a sense of community and a love for music in its most tangible form.

People enjoying vinyl goes beyond mere nostalgia. The physical act of holding a record, appreciating the artwork, and carefully placing the needle on the groove creates a unique listening experience.

The huge liking towards vinyl and the success of Cardiff’s record stores highlight a consumer desire for authenticity and a deeper connection with music. These independent shops are cultural spaces that cultivate community, foster music discovery, and provide a listening experience that goes beyond the digital realm.

Russell Milton, who is the store manager of Kellys Records, believes in a community spirit the stores and the patrons share. “Stores like these act like a hub for fans and local artists. We chat with people coming here and there is a community spirit in a way,” he said.

“Online platforms can be a very divisive and opinionated place. With us, we have people coming through of all shapes, sizes, colours, and cultures. It is an opportunity for people to get nostalgic, but it is still alive,” says Milton.

“I feel like Cardiff is a mix of both vintage and new and they get on together quite well. The future of record stores is just healthy, touchwood,” said Milton.

26/04/2024

Parasports did not become recognized as an actual sport until after World War II when the first sports clubs for the deaf community were established. The first-ever Paralympic games occurred in Rome, Italy, in 1960 featuring 400 athletes from 23 countries. Since then they have taken place every four years.

Great Britain has constantly competed with the world’s best teams, qualifying for every Paralympic Games and winning five gold medals at the Wheelchair Rugby European Championships. In 2021 at the postponed Tokyo 2020 games, Great Britain took home a gold medal following a thrilling game against a strong USA team. You can rewatch this memorable game below.

Many notable British para-athletes continue to strive for inclusivity in sports today.

10/03/2024

Here’s a guide to last-minute DIY solutions to making Mother’s Day memorable at home. How are you planning to make your Mum smile this year?

The day is almost here to celebrate the woman who inspires you everyday- your mum. A single day may not be enough to give her what she deserves but it’s never too late to make it all about her.

Let‘s take a look at what else you can do in Cardiff on this special day！

28/02/2024

Three Indian restaurants in Wales were named best in the UK at the Nation’s Curry Awards. Here are Cardiff’s top 5 curry joints that you simply can’t miss

Three Indian restaurants in Wales were named best in the UK at the Nation's Curry Awards. Here are Cardiff's top 5 curry joints that you simply can't miss.

28/02/2024

The British Museum continues to ignore pleas for the return of Welsh artefacts despite numerous demands from politicians and citizens alike

The British Museum continues to ignore pleas to return Welsh artefacts despite numerous demands from politicians and citizens alike

28/02/2024

Data from Google Trends shows a significant increase in search queries related to climate anxiety. What can we do to feel less anxious and make a difference for the planet?

Online searches related to "climate anxiety" have seen a significant increase. What can we do to feel less anxious and make a difference for the planet?

28/02/2024

The red kite, a common bird in the Middle Ages, was reborn under the protection of Wales after a near extinction

Red Kite, a common bird in the Middle Ages, was reborn under the protection of Wales after a near extinction.

28/02/2024

Global warming and conflict in the Red Sea have seen tea imports struggle to get to the UK and traders warning of a tea shortage. Can you still enjoy a cup of tea in Cardiff?

Global warming and conflict in the Red Sea have seen tea imports struggle to get to the UK. Can you still enjoy a cup of tea in Cardiff?

28/02/2024

As Cardiff Airport faces financial losses of over £4.5 million, what would its loss mean for the Welsh Capital?

As Cardiff Airport faces financial losses of more than £4.5 million, what would this change mean for the city and the rest of Wales?

28/02/2024

With the Welsh dark skies week marking its third year, get started with scientific star watching with an expert Cardiff astronomer

With the Welsh dark skies week marking its third year, get started with technical star watching with an expert Cardiff astronomer.

28/02/2024

Knife crime in Wales has doubled since 2013, including a portion of offenses being done by juveniles. How is a Welsh non-profit organization tackling this issue and making a difference in South Wales?

Knife crime in Wales has doubled since 2013, a portion of offenses being done by juveniles. How is a Welsh non-profit organization tackling this issue?

28/02/2024

With warnings about the impact of avian flu on Welsh seabird populations, what can be done?

With warnings about the impact of avian flu on Welsh seabird populations, what can be done? A severe crisis: Welsh seabirds at risk due to bird flu

28/02/2024

Women struggle more with break-ups than men with many suffering from bouts of depression and the need to take medication, according to recent research. How can you protect yourself when a relationship turns bad?