The University is set to make major staff and school cuts amid financial crisis. So what may this mean for those affected, its future and the local economy?
People from Cardiff shares their experience about the housing rent crisis that the city is facing.
A Welsh winter tradition has been warned by experts that it might disappear. What needs to be done to protect this vital cultural heritage?
Cardiff Cabaret Club is performing Anti Valentines Burlesque this weekend, What makes Burlesque an interesting and enduring art form?
The Prime Minster joined HIV awareness campaigners to challenge stigma and promote the benefits of testing.
The cost of living in the UK has been rising, adding financial pressure on students. Is the UK still an affordable place for international students?
In a world where isolation and digital bubbles are becoming the norm, how does storyteller Adam E. Holton revive curiosity and human connections?
The second-hand clothing market in Cardiff has grown significantly, particularly Gen Z, embracing secondhand clothing as a sustainable fashion
Galentine's Day is a day supposed to celebrate female friendship. How do women of different ages in Cardiff view the importance of female friendship?
Water voles usually avoided the harsh conditions of higher altitudes, but peat bogs and moorlands are now a vital sanctuary for them.
Understanding your partner’s love language can elevate your Valentine's date experience and strengthen your relationship with your partner.
Volunteers have collected 17,000 canisters in just two and half years. Can the River Taff survive this level of pollution?
As a Welsh vodka company unveils its flashy new headquarters, questions arise over marketing tactics and whether the industry has a problem?
Knitting was once regarded as a hobby for elderly, but now it has become young popular. What has made it so popular? And how does it help improve mental health?
A collective of artists use new techniques to heritage and celebrate Welsh archive material. The project aims to raise awareness about film preservation.
Women say they are being overlooked for promotions and accused of faking pain to get sick leave in the workplace.
Many riders work over 10 hours daily or on multiple platforms, often earning below minimum wage after deducting expenses like fuel and maintenance.
Experts feel Cardiff's recurring homeless problem can be solved by individualized support and community housing.
Acorn members and council cabinets discuss empty property tax and winter fuel support scheme to address the cost-of-living crisis
Thousands of cases go unreported at Cardiff University as students face setbacks due to multiple barriers challenging access for help
The choir has raised over￡9000 through a series of musical events to support freedom and peace in Gaza, turning passion for music into activism.
Local producers showcased eco-friendly accessories at the Railway Garden Winter Fair to challenge the environmental impact of fast fashion.
Lynne Thomas, who runs the INKSPLOTT website, provides interviews and fact-checks of candidates to provide relevant information to the community.
SHEIN’s Christmas-themed mobile salon offers free manicures, fashion giveaways strengthening its presence in the UK market.
Led by Donkeys discussed the future of UK politics, its challenges, and ‘optimism in action’ at a panel discussion in Cardiff.
Drivers who skip the alcohol and give friends a lift home safely will get no-charge soft drinks at 23 venues across the city.
A new store in Cardiff is perfect for dinosaur lovers, and it's open just in time for Christmas.
Splott Community Volunteers were awarded Volunteer Group of the Year at the Cardiff Volunteer Awards ahead of their 10th anniversary.
Hundreds of Santas run to fund defibrillators and CPR training in Wales.
Voluntary group in Canton gives space to everyone to feel involved with the local community through litter picking efforts.
Cardiff's new Ukrainian Library provides refugees in Wales with a place to experience the culture of their homeland.
The charity set an ambitious target to raise over £3.8 million from long-term contributors for endangered animals and tackling the nature crisis.
Businesses owners believe uncertainty over economy and rising bills are forcing families to buy cheap this festive season.
Cycling campaign suggests Cardiff should follow London’s example to build cycle hangers to encourage more short rides.
High inflation and online shopping challenge Cardiff’s Christmas Market, leaving traders finding creative ways to attract cautious consumers.
A famous venue shuts down, highlighting the economic challenges small businesses face today.
Edward Evan's life and poetry uncover the fascinating blend of history, culture, and legend in 18th century Wales.
Rugby fans disappointed by Wales' loss to South Africa last week found a reason to smile thanks to a band raising money for charity.
A petition against Winter Fuel Payment cuts gathers over 28,500 signatures from Wales.
Cardiff's first Vegan restaurant has reopened this week in the heart of the city centre, surviving the cost of living crisis.
Over 80 artists from different countries showcased 151 artworks at Cardiff M.A.D.E gallery, highlighting creativity, inclusivity, and community.
Santa’s Grotto in City Centre is closed due to the shortage of performers, so what is the life like for Father Christmas?
This week, MPs will vote whether to legalise assisted dying in England and Wales. But, what do people in Cardiff think?
A new anti-fraud invention 'Daisy' acts and sounds like a real grandmother to fool scam callers into thinking they are an easy target.
An independent expert group is spearheading efforts to achieve net zero in Wales by 2035, setting an example for other countries.
Repair Café, Canton urges people to make conscious decisions towards sustainability while buying this festive season.
The 'Defnyddia dy Gymraeg' campaign gives organisations the opportunity to promote their Welsh language services.
Parish Priest Nicholas Price said the bill to legalise assisted suicide in England and Wales is a slippery slope which is being rushed into law.
The Moon, a popular venue among grassroots-level musicians announced the closing of their business last weekend leaving performers dejected.
A Welsh food community says local co-operatives are good alternatives for high-quality fruits and vegetables, minus the excessive plastic packaging.
Cardiff’s drinking culture is at risk, as pub closure crisis deepens across Wales.
How can art reshape the way we see and experience spaces? A group of artists in the UK aim to experiment and create a new art form.
The newly opened kitchen at Llanrumney Hub is offering an inclusive space with tailored activities, for all residents and community members.
Some Welsh speakers in Cardiff say they want to see more Welsh-language performances at the Wales Millennium Centre because Welsh is their first language.
Homeless people around Cardiff to receive clothes after local residents donated clothes to a charity stall at the 'EcomarketSplott' this Sunday.
Run by a supportive organisation in Splott, the podcast features personal stories of asylum seekers and refugees.
A local campaign group has informed the Welsh Government 17,000 teacher are needed to support One Million Welsh speakers target by 2050.
Parents of Cardiff gathered in front of the Cardiff castle on monday, urging the British government to take steps to end the sufferings of the children in Gaza.
A unique sharing platform helps residents navigate economic challenges.
Families of children with short lives were welcomed to a private ice-skating session thanks to a charity initiative.
As the humanitarian crisis in Gaza intensified, people in Cardiff who care about the situation in Palestine organized a peaceful march, a scholar gave a speech.
Approaching their 10th anniversary, Splott Community Volunteers have been honored at the Cardiff Volunteer Awards 2024.
Wales Millennium Centre announced the opening of a new theatre in Cardiff Bay which will introduce storytelling through immersive digital art.
The launch of a new exhibition celebrates the resilience of Asian communities who rebuilt their lives in Wales after being expelled from Uganda.
This project not only develop your artistic talent, but also help you understand deeper needs.
The Temple of Peace and Health celebrates its 86th anniversary by honouring the lost 1920s Welsh Women’s Peace Appeal.
Opera management's plans to lay off one-third chorus members and reduce pay by 15% is facing stiff resistance from singers.
At St Fagans Museum, a colonial-era sofa prompts important questions about representation and telling stories of artefacts with care.
Last remaining adult shop in South Wales has seen a sharp surge in customers from all walks of life looking for better sexual experience.
Twenty-one sites across the city will now be safeguarded for community play and sports.
Welsh Labour Party Candidate Anny Anderson is quick to brush off accusations of nepotism but wants to carry on her mother’s legacy.
New classes in an ancient form of Chinese self-defence and meditation are now running in Riverside.
The Butetown heritage mural reflects locals' stories, symbolizing unity and support while highlighting the diversity of the area.
The Young Storytellers Wales Festival, highlights the creative talents of local youth featuring young voices sharing stories.
Cardiff’s vibrant Polish community aims to create a piece of Poland abroad, resonating with the sounds, stories, and spirit of its homeland.
The co-ordinator of a Cardiff food charity says it’s time for the government to step up and start dealing with food poverty and not leave it to charities to deal with the problem.
A chance to experience re-releases of iconic action films with women at their heart in cinemas this November and December.
A Riverside park recently redeveloped at a cost of around £200,000 has not lost its anti-social behaviour problem.
Splott’s only existing pub has been selected for Cardiff’s local heritage list in order to preserve its history and architectural significance.
The value of real estate in the Canton area of Cardiff has continued to rise since 2017.
Ntiense Eno-Amooquaye has revealed a unique exhibition in Cardiff providing a sensory experience through a mixture of poems, artworks and fashion.
An initiative to connect Cardiff residents with healthy and sustainable local produce is open for applications.
In Splott, a vibrant community gathers every Tuesday at goodShed to learn practical skills, connect with neighbors, and work on hands-on projects.
The Planet Card scheme gives money to low-income families to spend on organic fruit and vegetables at Roath and Riverside Farmers Markets.
As the John Lewis Christmas ad lands on our screens, older people around the city are learning how to get online and tick off their festive lists
Cardiff’s Railway Garden hosted a lively community event with music, cake, and fundraising, bringing locals together to support the Cardiff Foodbank.
The Pocket Museum will display 50 stories about Splott, presented on cards that make local history accessible.
A Victorian gatekeeper's hut is about to get a new sense of life as the local community comes together with fresh and interesting ideas.
700 taxi drivers in Cardiff are challenged by ride hailing platforms and the lack of support from the council.
Locals say Cardiff Council lacks vision to promote Welsh language in low-income areas like Grangetown and Butetown.
Modern dating methods have been suggested to reduce the chances of forming long-term relationships.
Consuming too much unhealthy food can lead to being overweight even linked to an increased risk of developing cancer.
Immigration is an issue that the UK government has been dealing with for a long time, but immigration is still a high concern for British society.
Cardiff is only number 9 on a list of happiest cities in Wales. But is this fair? As the capital, many would expect it to rank higher.
More than half of singles have been giving up on dating due to the current financial situation. But have the expectations of gender roles in dating changed in Cardiff accordingly?
How is Trump's election going to impact the lives of the people of UK? We hit the street to get an answer for you.
With many delays and cancellations throughout the UK, we asked the people of Cardiff how reliable they think public transport is.
The issue of childhood obesity in the UK is very serious. And the public has their own thoughts on how to address this problem.
Social media promises connection. Is it a remedy for loneliness or a silent source of stress? Is it making us happier or stealing our peace of mind?