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28/06/2024

Campaigns demand better access for Eastbrook, one of Dinas Powys’ train stations.

“The footbridge itself is quite modern, it’s been recently refurbished, but the problem is for people getting from this side of the platform over to the other side, especially with special needs, it’s virtually impossible,” said Councillor Malcolm Phillips.

A Petition has been started to make St Mellons Road in   safer, after survivors of a road accident have seen no changes ...
28/06/2024

A Petition has been started to make St Mellons Road in safer, after survivors of a road accident have seen no changes to the road.

Accident victims launch petition to call for changes to make the junction safer

From WASPI women’s fight for a fair pension to the vital opening weekend of the Women’s Six Nations.Here are some of our...
24/03/2024

From WASPI women’s fight for a fair pension to the vital opening weekend of the Women’s Six Nations.

Here are some of our five favourite Cardiffian articles that we think you will like.

Here are some of the articles we think you will like from this week's Cardiffian.

Where can you find the cheapest pint of lager in Cardiff city centre?Our reporters Caleb Tutt and Gethin Hicks have foun...
24/03/2024

Where can you find the cheapest pint of lager in Cardiff city centre?

Our reporters Caleb Tutt and Gethin Hicks have found the answer...

We asked some of Cardiff’s most recognisable pubs for their cheapest lager and best value-for-money pint.

A “disgusting” pile of rubbish blighting one of Cardiff’s busiest roads for years has, at last, been removed.By Eoin McC...
23/03/2024

A “disgusting” pile of rubbish blighting one of Cardiff’s busiest roads for years has, at last, been removed.

By Eoin McCaul

After sending several warnings to the landowner, Cardiff council was finally allowed to clean it up

Residents will get a chance to have their say on controversial plans for Pentwyn leisure centre next week when Cardiff c...
23/03/2024

Residents will get a chance to have their say on controversial plans for Pentwyn leisure centre next week when Cardiff council present them to the community.

By Bryana Francis

Cardiff council will hold two engagement sessions on March 26 and 27 over revised plans for Pentwyn Leisure Centre.

WASPI women in South Wales feel aggrieved at their losses after changes to state pension age.
22/03/2024

WASPI women in South Wales feel aggrieved at their losses after changes to state pension age.

Thousands feel aggrieved at their losses after changes to state pension age

A community food pantry needs extra help to boost its core group of volunteers amid fears the service may struggle in th...
22/03/2024

A community food pantry needs extra help to boost its core group of volunteers amid fears the service may struggle in the future without new blood.

Click the article below to learn more.

The community space is a lifeline for many but it needs help to survive and thrive

22/03/2024

Find out how Cardiff’s new Muslim running group is adapting for Ramadan by watching Lowri Lewis's video below.

Radyr Rangers: The former club of Premier League captain and heart attack survivor Tom Lockyer receives funding for new ...
22/03/2024

Radyr Rangers: The former club of Premier League captain and heart attack survivor Tom Lockyer receives funding for new facilities.

By William Rogers

Radyr Rangers have agreed a new lease with Cardiff Council to help develop their facilities

Women's Six Nations: Wales play Scotland in their tournament opener bolstered by a new arrival at full-back.By Stanley M...
22/03/2024

Women's Six Nations: Wales play Scotland in their tournament opener bolstered by a new arrival at full-back.

By Stanley Murphy-Johns

Jenny Hesketh has switched alligances after captaining England at U20s level.

Police say they have identified a man after releasing CCTV footage as part of an investigation into the 40+ tyres that w...
22/03/2024

Police say they have identified a man after releasing CCTV footage as part of an investigation into the 40+ tyres that were slashed on the night of February 21.

By Holly Morgan

Residents reported more than 40 tyres being slashed in one night

Eastbrook station’s steep footbridge poses a huge obstacle to the disabled and people with pushchairs.By Zoe Glascow
22/03/2024

Eastbrook station’s steep footbridge poses a huge obstacle to the disabled and people with pushchairs.

By Zoe Glascow

The steep footbridge at the station poses a huge obstacle to disabled people and those with pushchairs.

Support for funding more cycle lanes in Cardiff has gone down over the last two years, according to a survey conducted b...
22/03/2024

Support for funding more cycle lanes in Cardiff has gone down over the last two years, according to a survey conducted by Sustrans.

By Eoin McCaul

More journeys were taken by bike in 2023 than 2021, says Sustrans

22/03/2024

Welsh Wanderers are looking to become the first Welsh team to win the British Water Polo League this weekend at Super5s finale.

A venue in Butetown, established on the site of the iconic Tiger Bay Casablanca Club, has been forced to close just a ye...
19/03/2024

A venue in Butetown, established on the site of the iconic Tiger Bay Casablanca Club, has been forced to close just a year after it opened its doors.
✍️ Megan Ballantyne

“It is impossible to run a small business in that area,” says woman who revived iconic venue

Llandaff North residents have been feeling sick since last September, when work began on Welsh Water’s new sewage pump s...
19/03/2024

Llandaff North residents have been feeling sick since last September, when work began on Welsh Water’s new sewage pump station in Hailey Park.

✍️ Gethin Hicks

'Walking through the park one day, you could feel the vibrations from the machines just battering you'

Regulars at the Vulcan share tales of the local they fought to save as work to rebuild it at St Fagans nears its endby E...
18/03/2024

Regulars at the Vulcan share tales of the local they fought to save as work to rebuild it at St Fagans nears its end

by Elen Johnston

Regulars at the Vulcan share tales of the local they fought to save as work to rebuild it at St Fagans nears its end

18/03/2024

“The whole big idea is making good quality food affordable for everyone”: Community shop Splo-Down Food Coop celebrates the opening of their new location

By Cerys Gardner

The Welsh Government’s new Sustainable Farming Scheme has divided opinion among farmers. Read below about what the new p...
18/03/2024

The Welsh Government’s new Sustainable Farming Scheme has divided opinion among farmers. Read below about what the new post-Brexit plan means for farmers’ land, payment, and the future of Welsh agriculture.

✍️ Caleb Tutt

Consultation over Wales' controversial new agricultural plan ends today. But what does this mean for food and farmers?

Pepe Ranalli, owner of long-standing Cardiff restaurant The Italian Way, has died at the age of 74The funeral will take ...
18/03/2024

Pepe Ranalli, owner of long-standing Cardiff restaurant The Italian Way, has died at the age of 74

The funeral will take place today and a wake will be held at The Italian Way where an accordionist will perform classic Italian songs.

Pepe Ranalli, owner of long-standing Cardiff restaurant The Italian Way, has died at the age of 74

A Cardiff man who nearly died after he was knocked off his bike last year wants to encourage helmet-wearing in wheeled s...
16/03/2024

A Cardiff man who nearly died after he was knocked off his bike last year wants to encourage helmet-wearing in wheeled sports.

Tom Guy's portrait is in a new exhibition by Cardiff-based photographer David Sinden at Pedal Power featuring brain injury survivors from Headway Cardiff & South East Wales.

By Megan Ballantyne

'I used to be one of those people who would never wear one because I thought it was uncool'

Police investigating a vandalism rampage where more than 40 car tyres were slashed in Roath are appealing for help to id...
15/03/2024

Police investigating a vandalism rampage where more than 40 car tyres were slashed in Roath are appealing for help to identifty a man pictured in this CCTV footage.

Residents of Moy Road, was your car damaged? Or do you know this person?

Article by Holly Morgan

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Police have been given CCTV footage that could locate the person who slashed over 40 car tyres last month in Roath.

He pleaded guilty to charges of non violent harassment and criminal damage.
15/03/2024

He pleaded guilty to charges of non violent harassment and criminal damage.

Luke Carr also threw a bottle of Fanta at the window of her home, a court heard

15/03/2024

‘Six Nations wooden spoon would be embarrassing,’ says Wales’ No.8 Aaron Wainwright
By Tristan Rees

Union considers legal action against Cathedral School, Llandaff for its actions during campaign over pay and pensions.By...
15/03/2024

Union considers legal action against Cathedral School, Llandaff for its actions during campaign over pay and pensions.
By William Rogers

Union considers legal action against Cathedral School, Llandaff for its actions during campaign over pay and pensions

The Welsh module of the Covid Inquiry wraps up today and with Long Covid Awareness Day tomorrow, here's a piece about Lo...
14/03/2024

The Welsh module of the Covid Inquiry wraps up today and with Long Covid Awareness Day tomorrow, here's a piece about Long Covid, and the effects it's still having on people today.

By Stanley Murphy-Johns

Amid the ongoing Covid inquiry, people suffering the long-term consequences of the virus feel ignored by government - and the public.

A Cardiff uni rugby player who was told she would never play again is returning to the field after she was given the all...
13/03/2024

A Cardiff uni rugby player who was told she would never play again is returning to the field after she was given the all clear from cancer.

By Megan Ballantyne

Georgina Wren is urging other young people to have smear tests following a cancer diagnosis at the age of 25

Seven years after the Grenfell flats tragedy, residents of a block of Cardiff council flats are still living with black ...
12/03/2024

Seven years after the Grenfell flats tragedy, residents of a block of Cardiff council flats are still living with black mould, swarms of flies and the threat of falling concrete.

By Kat Gray

There's been infestations of sewer flies, sky-high heating bills, falling concrete and broken promises on new fire safety equipment.

Bus users in Heath are forced to find other modes of transport after Cardiff Bus decide to get rid of the suburb’s only ...
12/03/2024

Bus users in Heath are forced to find other modes of transport after Cardiff Bus decide to get rid of the suburb’s only major bus service. 🚌

By Holly Morgan

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Disabled and elderly left to find alternate transport after Cardiff Bus get rid of the suburb’s only bus service

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