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DiffVoices pushing for a People’s Vote

An organisation is using its collective voice to campaign for a second Brexit referendum and maintain a pro-Europe stance in the capital
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Humanists lend hand in life v death case

His family were murdered by the Taliban, if he's deported he will be too. Cardiff Humanists are fundraising so he can claim asylum
Oliver Cuenca photo Cardiff defibrillator Crwys pub Welsh Hearts charity appeal saving lives
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Heart charity launches appeal

Welsh Hearts raises funds for public defibrillators and presses for better accessibility and more public support to save Welsh lives...
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Brains Brewery agrees that #StrawsSuck

Brains Brewery have decided to extend the #StrawsSuck campaign, with straws no longer being automatically given in 103 of their pubs
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Cardiff Character: Warren Jewell

The homeless man who can be heard livening up the city's streets with his singing and guitar playing for the passing crowds
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Shipping containers to help homeless

Plans have been put forward for shipping containers to be used as temporary homes for homeless families.
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Cemetery discovers new buried legs

Five amputated legs are now known to have been buried in Cathays Cemetery
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Council look to sell vital green space

County Council would rather make green than improve the green space
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Schoop to get £200,000 investment

InspireWales has invested £200,00 in the business app Schoop that makes communication between parents and schools more fluid.
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Young Catholics are joining a commune

Youths are trading in the liberal life for a room with a pew

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