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    A popular country music night in Cardiff brings fans together to make new friends

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    Author and storyteller launches typewriter-for-hire service in Cardiff market

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    How Welsh musicians are using social media to keep the spirit of bilingual music alive

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    Training project that aims to make screen sector more accessible gets funding boost

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    Local yoga instructor sees a rise in men embracing yoga classes to improve wellbeing

    ‘Men and women are not built the same’: Fighting for female-friendly fitness gear

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    Netball participation among adults is growing as women seek a sense of community

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    Fibroid advocate takes the stage at Everywoman Festival to raise awareness of this common condition

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    The last act? Wales’ arts sector faces an uncertain future in challenging times

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    Fashion crisis unwrapped: The ‘rental revolution’ for Welsh consumers’ wardrobes

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    ‘Men and women are not built the same’: Fighting for female-friendly fitness gear

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    The last act? Wales’ arts sector faces an uncertain future in challenging times

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    Fashion crisis unwrapped: The ‘rental revolution’ for Welsh consumers’ wardrobes

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‘It was my responsibility to keep the pub going whichever way I could’

Landlord of The Golden Cross, Rob Burnett, felt he had a duty to keep the community spirit of his pub alive when it closed over lockdown
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Tim Hortons voxpop: one coffee shop too many?

What do the locals think about Tim Hortons? The people of Cardiff spill the beans about another coffee shop opening...
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Etsy event set to be the biggest one yet

The online marketplace Etsy returns for the third year running with its nationwide event to promote local Welsh art and craft businesses
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Double-edged sword: How four Welsh food businesses have used heat-at-home kits

While many restaurants have adapted to using heat-at-home kits and takeaway, for many businesses it hasn't been so easy
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Cardiff Christmas market crowds not expected to return to pre-pandemic numbers

The market will go ahead this year. However, organisers are being 'realistic' about the level of attendance
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Retro gaming levels up with new event

Retro gaming is set to respawn at Tiny Rebel bar with their popular arcade gaming event The Arcade Vaults
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Cardiff Character: Samuel Chowdhury

This passionate and hardworking restaurant owner and business man adds vibrant flavour to Taffs Well...
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LACED trainer festival takes over DEPOT

The LACED trainer festival gathers footwear fans for a day of trainers, music and food in alternative event space, DEPOT....
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Tattoo artists are looking for new ways of income as the lockdown hits

Tattoo parlours are on the long list of businesses that have had a difficult year and lost a significant part of their income
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Cardiff Character: Kemi Nevins

Kemi’s cafe founder talks about her two-decade-long journey, her pair of new knees and her plans for the future
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