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Fears regarding loss of heritage and culture surface as Guildford Crescent closes doors.
More than one in ten women having a baby face mental disorders and dancers are trying to improve it.
The senior curator talks to InterCardiff about the drawings of the world famous renaissance artist Leonardo da Vinci that are on display this spring in Cardiff.
While Chinese New Year is celebrated widely around the world, the first way to participate is by learning these greetings for the Chinese New Year.
World Hijab Day is an annual observance of the practice of hijab, celebrated worldwide to raise awareness and educate others about the practice.
An online street naming consultation fits into ongoing discussions about "place-making" and the city's cultural priorities.
Cardiff City supporters pay heartfelt homage to Emiliano Sala.
We know that living on a student budget can be difficult, especially when you are trying to be eco-conscious. Here are some tips to live sustainably!
Influential Welsh artists are coming together for a gig to support Welsh independence, but how do Yes is More’s organisers plan on making their voices heard?
Fun and interesting activities and events that you could take part in this winter.
The WRP represent a far-left fringe who believe in revolution and Socialist United States of Europe they considered impossible to achieve within the EU itself.
With homelessness continuing to rise in Cardiff, and all over the UK, what challenges face those working to help the homeless?
While a lifetime of breaking records has given many high points to sea swimmer Sally Minty-Gravett MBE, is an enduring achievement also the inspiration she has become?
Day by Day serves as a unique source of awareness and entertainment to the diverse citizens of Cardiff. What role does it serve within Cardiff’s distinct identity?
A story of two sisters trying to keep art and culture alive in Cardiff.
In the nature reserves not so far from Cardiff, Wales' west coast boast some pretty amazing marine life. A petrolhead explains why we should protect it.
The environmental campaigner Ella Daish explains how she is helping to eliminate plastic from these basic items.
An artist working towards raising awareness about Endometriosis! Read more to find out how.
Breaking down the barriers between scientists and the public and encouraging the public and politicians to engage with science. Emma Yhnell is proving that scientists are more than just boring people in lab coats.
University students are more aware of mental health issues than ever. Meet the woman using sport to tackle stigma and build communities.
Gareth Joseph's story shows how the community-spirit and philosophy of the charity are helping people come back from the brink.
As a brand of “made in Britain” Chinese quick-frozen dumplings, the Freshasia dumpling has had over half market share in the UK so far, how did the founder start his career?
Meet the local entrepreneur who is teaching crafting classes and business tips side-by-side.
With social media making people insecure and depressed about their lives, it takes a witty girl to tell them - Be You, It’s Cool.
Meet Clare Moffat and the charity helping people overcome issues caused by income deprivation in the small Scottish city of Stirling. Is there something to be learnt from their approach?
A new piece of land has become a big opportunity for the community in Splott.
The Greek and Cypriot society in Cardiff is one of the most vivacious and virile communities in UK. But what’s the result of the combination of the Greek-Cypriot communities along with the fresher student’s standpoint in the Capital of Wales?
Through self-help book prescriptions and four free sessions, Dr. Neil Frude seeks to help people ACTivate their life.
“Cardiff is a small city that's growing, but sometimes it can feel like a large town, because I can have the community and I can have an impact.”
There are less primary school teachers in Wales with a physics background than there are lions in Wales. Wendy Sadler explains the need for science communication in schools.
Everyone seems to be aware of the benefits of running, but how to encourage them to act immediately? Gareth Hall may know the answer.
Cardiff University's first ever Feminist Society President reflects on her time in charge so far.
Japan and the UK are geographically so far. But maybe demographically so close?
Mark Lewis combines the political, religious and personal to support one of Cardiff's most vulnerable groups.
Wales is the second best waste recycler in the world and aims to achieve zero-waste by 2050. Sophie Rae,founder of Cardiff’s first zero-waste shop, tells how conscious consumption, can lead to a brighter future ahead.
In Pakistan, Raja Waseem has stood against the cement industries to protect the Katas Raj temple, its pond and the Kahoon valley from devastation.
What is this one Welsh mother doing to help dozens of mothers to help find their feet?
Butetown's local basketball club is helping women of all cultures and personalities to come together and play the sport they all love. Read more here.
The project started in August and the fourth monthly meeting was held on the rainy afternoon on Sunday 16 December, in a Christmas atmosphere full of songs, games, food and drinks for both adults and kids.
The use of various technologies in domestic abuse is becoming a concern...
Cardiff has the highest level of NO2 in Wales and 5 per cent of all deaths each year can be attributed to air pollution in Cardiff.
UK universities are currently faced with an overwhelming number of students seeking help for mental illness. Why is this happening and what can they do to help at-risk students?
The Welsh Assembly have a strategy to reach one million Welsh speakers by 2050, but is their plan already creating change?
More students are suffering from mental health problems in recent years, but what are the factors that make it a particular problem for university students, and what are potential solutions?
More than 3,000 people died in 2017 due to drug abuse in the United Kingdom, the highest number in the last decade.
As the Welsh government takes on a national project to expand Welsh language fluency, what is the impact on education?
Cyberbullying is a global issue that needs help. Read more to find out what you can do and what is being done to tackle this issue.
Male suicide rates are an increasing concern for the developed world, what can be done to combat this problem?
The causes and impacts of air pollution, and how we can reduce the problem
As its fourth anniversary comes near, we give an overview of Cardiff's Keep Grangetown Tidy
Cardiff's most loved science centre - Techniquest, has a beautiful showcase of events for people of all ages this Christmas season. How do you plan to make your holidays special?
A friend's Twitter post has brought notoriety to a former graffiti artist.
Over 13,000 people have signed a petition to save the venue.
The proposed M4 project promises to destroy an important area of Welsh wildlife. But what are the species put at risk?
The short Christmas market provides handcraft artists with a chance to showcase themselves and a good place for residents to buy the best Christmas gifts.
The Severn Bridge will stop charging for tolls for the first time after 1966
An activist from Cardiff is fighting the system on a disease that hundreds suffer from, just to inform the hardships of Endometriosis.
The community attempts to preserve Cardiff culture and heritage by signing a petition to save three beloved venues from demolition
An artist from Wales is now facing end stage rejection, but she has made her art positive like she is with situations.
Students at Cardiff can choose to study Welsh through the university's unique language enrichment programme: Welsh for All
Drivers may have to drive within 20 miles per hour in a huge area of Cardiff, what’s people’s attitudes toward that?
Welsh slag heaps could be used to capture carbon dioxide from the air in an effort to combat global warming.
How are residents of Pentre Gardens fighting an invasive development on their doorstep?
"When people come into our office, we help them"
St Germans Church in Adamsdown is joining six other churches to provide shelter for the homeless this winter. What can you do to help?
The Campaign Against the Levels Motorway gathered protesters on Tuesday to oppose an extension of the M4 through the Gwent Levels.
Voting has begun for the worst potholes in Cardiff, these awards are set to change how we address problems of cycling in the city.
Cardiffians, especially these who live in the suburban areas of the capital continuously express their discontent about hackney carriage services, mainly for fares from the city centre to the closest suburbs and the reverse.
The people of Butetown have contributed thousands of pounds for the settlement of a Syrian refugee family. But are these community initiatives at risk?
Cardiff City boasts a vocal, passionate fanbase, but how enthusiastic are fans following a series of away defeats?
With increasing numbers of homelessness and rough sleeping related deaths one charity in Riverside is trying to make a difference.
Cardiff campaigners gathered at a local bar and café in a celebratory event raising money for a serious cause.
Christmas may be the most difficult time for homeless people, how can a gingerbread house in city centre help when people don't carry cash any more?
Women are gathering in Cardiff this week to discuss the impact of violence and sexual assault.
Visually-impaired people can now navigate Cardiff Central Library with ease .
An award winning Cardiff cocktail bar shares the secrets of its success.
Looking for a place to find a unique Christmas gift, or a place to blow off some pre-holiday stress? Check out The Bone Yard, Canton's small business storage container community.
Cardiff university undergraduate students win gold medal and plant synthetic biology award in world's largest international synthetic biology competition.
The campaign “Save our sculpture” needs £18000 to restore the sculpture hidden in Leicestershire.
Enjoy a local brew at Cathays' newest watering hole
Local well-being institute is helping the ethnically diverse community to get over major issues like drug abuse and mental health. Give it a read!
A Cardiff charity has won £59k in funding to expand its vision for all inclusive kinship
How has the "Year of the Woman" impacted local discussions around women's equality?
GoodGym is a community of joggers that combine good health with good deeds.
Rowing World Record was beaten in Grangetown, at the Welsh Indoor Rowing Championship, by Team GB para-rower.
Want to reduce your plastic footprint this Christmas? Check out this zero-waste shop in Roath.
With the cold weather and huge increase in homelessness, what will local charity do something very different to accommodate rough sleepers?
Nearly 62% of graduates have experiences sexual violence in universities in the UK out of which 2% felt able to report to their respective universities. Find out what is being done for student safety.
The Canton Chargers will offer a free six-week training to take starters to run their first 5k.
Butetown locals are calling for police to respond to the drug dealers ravaging their community. But what are they doing in the meantime?
A quarter of the pubs in the UK have shut down in the last 10 years according to Office of National Statistics’s most recent report. What’s happening in Canton?
Growing Winter Vegetable in Splott is not just about growing garden, it also plays a role of growing the sense of community.
A new app will help people in Cardiff to be the more environmentally friendly.
Parking has been bothering people in Butetown for years, would a new school make the situation worse?
Skeletons of expensive bicycles litter Cathays, what is going all so wrong?
Grangetown is organising its World Market again and we want you to be prepared for an afternoon filled with shopping and entertainment.
Grangetown residents challenge a major new development in their community.
The UK is still playing deal or no deal with the EU, but whatever the outcome EU funding for charities won't be replaced. Will Riverside residents suffer a loss in services?