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Two Cardiff based artists are helping communities battle mental health and breakdown social barriers though their mobile art studio.
Thousands of Welsh households are preparing to open their doors to refugees, but many have criticised the UK government reaction to the crisis.
Cardiff has come a long way in making the city more accessible for the disabled community, but what more needs to be done?
As war breaks out in Europe, Russian and Ukranian people in Cardiff talk about what the conflict means to them.
The Six Nations is here and for the first time since lockdown, the pubs are open to watch Wales’s most enjoyable event with friends and a beer.
With rugby being a large part of Welsh culture and community, why are clubs struggling to recruit local, young men?
While various communities have come together to settle in a Syrian refugee family, the processes involved have created their own challenges.
Canton residents have been putting their plan for a social garden into action with residents pulling their weight to create the inclusive community green space.
The recently completed pavements on Canton's busy retail road are the centre of confusion for pedestrian right of way.
What do people think of the effectiveness and tactics of certain environmental groups, such as insulate Britain? we took to the Cardiff streets to find out.
Cardiff’s own Rainforest Narnia is a tranquil, tropical contrast to a walk in the Welsh capital.