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    Sichuan street food stall draws crowds at Cardiff markets

    K-Pop dance explosion in Cardiff: From fans to performers

    The loneliness of Ramadan for Muslims far from home

  • Science & environment
    Science & environment

    Britain’s Butterfly Crisis: Saving Butterflies Now

    Campaigners urge Welsh government to stop funding animal experiment

    Clearest pictures of the early universe: Cardiff researchers play crucial role

  • Politics & social justice
    Politics & social justice

    The Debrief Podcast

    The Road Not Taken Podcast

    Welsh filmmaker retells miners’ strike story through a new perspective

  • Business & Culture
    Business & Culture

    Wales’ first Black Music Awards to celebrate representation and legacy

    Cardiff buskers say bands using amplifiers are a public menace  

    Welsh Oddities Podcast

  • Sport & health
    Sport & health

    Conquer challenges: Six events to test your limits in 2025

    Unhealthy foods will be restricted from checkouts at supermarket in Welsh

    Welsh rower breaks the record as the oldest woman to cross the Atlantic

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Women safety: do you feel safe walking alone at night?

Arna Chatterjee·
Politics & social justice
·8 November 2024
According to surveys, more than 70% of women in the United Kingdom have experienced sexual harassment in public places.
Potholes on road

How much does the potholes on Cardiff’s roads affects the citizens?

Advait Gangawanwale·
Science & environment
·8 November 2024
Citizens from various areas of Cardiff have been raising a lot of complaints about potholes on their streets causing problems to cyclists, drivers and bikers driving around.

Should Wales follow Australia and ban social media for children under 16?

Pernia Mubashir Khamisa and yichenliu·
Global city
·8 November 2024
Nearly 90% of children in the UK used YouTube regularly in 2023. We asked people in Cardiff if that's a cause for concern.

Tax on unhealthy foods, can we stop people buying them?

Xinyu Zhao·
Sport & health
·8 November 2024
Campaigners urge the UK government to impose levies on fatty foods containing too much sugar or salt. The public reacts in various ways.

Halloween in Cardiff: Take a spooky autumn nature walk with the dead

Olivia Crawford·
Business & Culture
·28 October 2024
Both a historic burial ground and local wildlife site, the gates of Cathays Cemetery offer a calm and picturesque retreat from the hustle and bustle of the Welsh capital.

Rugby Game: Experiencing Cardiff with the Locals

Mary Shar·
Sport & health
·25 October 2024
The best way to learn about a place is to experience it through the eyes of the locals. And what better way to know about the Welsh than to learn about their favourite sport? Here is all you need to know to survive your first rugby game.

A Bookstore Located in the Centre of Business Street-A Wonderful Place for Cardiff Readers

Yiqun Gu·
Business & Culture
·25 October 2024
Waterstones, a perfect bookstore in the heart of Cardiff with all types of books as well as a café.

Science Lab or Cocktail Bar?

Eliza Jones·
Business & Culture
·25 October 2024
Lab 22 is Cardiff's critically-acclaimed and independently run cocktail bar, found in the heart of the city centre.

The Bike Lock: Where great coffee meets a secure bike storage

Pollyanna Rees·
Business & Culture
·25 October 2024
As a student, finding a reliable coffee shop to study in is essential, and I've concluded that The Bike Lock always delivers the best experience.

“Penarth: A Warm Community at the Heart of Cardiff’s Coast”

Shrishti Poddar·
Business & Culture
·25 October 2024
From local shops to a thriving coffee culture, experience the warmth and character of the people who brings this coastal town to life.

Chinese Fast-Moving Consumer Brands Captivate UK Shoppers

Mengxi·
Business & Culture
·25 October 2024
In recent years, Chinese fast-moving consumer brands are gaining significant traction among UK shoppers, particularly in major cities like Cardiff.

The Souvenir Shop of Cardiff University

Mengfei Zhou·
Business & Culture
·25 October 2024
It is not just a place for shopping, but also a place which carries the memories of students. 

More Than Just Trinkets—A Piece of Cardiff’s Heart

Hao Chen·
Business & Culture
·25 October 2024
Before leaving, travelers often stop by a souvenir shop to pick up mementos that capture cherished memories to keep and share.

Are comics more than just ‘simple entertainment’?

Arna Chatterjee·
Business & Culture
·25 October 2024
"Forbidden Planet International" stands up to its name with its eclectic collection of everything 'entertainment.'

Why Cathays’ Dar Ul-Isra mosque is more than just a place of worship

Pernia Mubashir Khamisa·
Global city
·25 October 2024
A thriving meeting place for recreational activities, sports and social events, the community centre is often buzzing with people and energy.

Geek Retreat: Cardiff’s underground den for all things ‘geeky’.

Joshua Mulford·
Business & Culture
·25 October 2024
Cardiff's underground den that has players battling it out across tabletop war zones and dungeons.

Air raid shelters: the unseen side of Cardiff Castle

Chenyu Zou·
Business & Culture
·25 October 2024
The towers and walls of Cardiff Castle have long been admired, but do you know Cardiff Castle at all? What hidden stories lie beneath?

Biryani Kings – Cardiff’s new haven for authentic Indian cuisine

Advait Gangawanwale·
Business & Culture
·25 October 2024
Two brothers from Hyderabad, India opened a biryani restaurant last weekend on city road in Cardiff - from where one of them graduated

One of the Smallest Coffee Shops in Cardiff

Yu Qiu·
Business & Culture
·25 October 2024
A small coffee shop hidden in the garden provides customers with coffee and beautiful scenery everyday.

Kelly’s Records: Cardiff’s Vinyl Heart

Daniel Taylor·
Business & Culture
·25 October 2024
An independent vinyl store, tucked away in Cardiff's city centre, dedicated to selling physical media in a digital world.

Broaden Your Horizons: Why National Museum Cardiff should not be missed!

Jingyi Ji·
Business & Culture
·25 October 2024
Whether you like nature ecology or art collection, National Museum Cardiff is a great place you should not miss.

Caereu, the hidden Cardiff hill fort waiting to be explored

Anindya Hazra·
Global city
·25 October 2024
Nestled high up above Cardiff, the iron age Caerau hill fort promises a breathtaking view of the metropolis while engaging the much-neglected local communities of Caer and Ely.

Cardiff’s oldest church standing tall in its heart for more than seven centuries

Prashant Jha·
Business & Culture
·25 October 2024
St John the Baptist Church was founded in the late 12th century. It was sacked in 1404 and rebuilt fourty years later.

Roath Park: a hidden oasis for digital addicts

Xinyu Zhao·
Science & environment
·25 October 2024
Feeling overwhelmed by the constant buzz of daily life? Wish to escape from the anxiety? There’s a secret therapy right here in Cardiff: a stroll through Roath Park.

“Missing” barriers in National Museum Cardiff

yichenliu·
Business & Culture
·25 October 2024
Different from other museums like British Museum, authentic paintings in Cardiff museum do not have fence in front of it.

Jacob Rees-Mogg chased out of Cardiff University by pro-Palestine protesters

Georgiana Smith·
Politics & social justice
·3 May 2024
Jacob Rees-Mogg faced protests from students at the university’s student union, so what does this mean for freedom of speech?

“Highest Obesity Rate”: Wales’ fight against the public health concern

Disha Mitra·
Sport & health
·2 May 2024
Wales' obesity rates are the highest in the UK, according to a recent report from a charity. What are the socio-economic causes behind this?

Women’s Health Festival heads to Cardiff

Ruige Yuan·
Business & Culture
·2 May 2024
Women in the UK struggle to get sufficient health care, says a Cardiff surgeon. How can the health festival she set up in the city help the situation?

Fashion with a purpose: Cardiff’s clothes swap event takes on fast fashion

Peng Huang·
Science & environment
·2 May 2024
Cardiff played host to a clothes swap event last week and we sent one roving reporter to see if he could get himself a new wardrobe.

After-school entrepreneur helps relieve anxiety and promote Welsh

Fengting Ye·
Business & Culture
·2 May 2024
A student sells English and Welsh notebooks for people with anxiety and Welsh learners. What does it take to become a young entrepreneur in Wales?

Cardiff’s jazz scene: improvising through challenges

Niranjana Manoj Sabija·
Global city
·2 May 2024
It’s World Jazz Day. From pub gigs to music halls, how well is this form of music doing in the city, and is enough being done to support live music?

Riding the Waves of Popularity: Paddleboarding Experience in Cardiff

Tailai Xu·
Sport & health
·2 May 2024
Paddle boarding has become the latest craze in the UK. How difficult is it to stand up and get paddling? We sign up for a course in Cardiff to find out. 

New project aims to help Cardiff residents save on their energy bills

Minning Jiang·
Politics & social justice
·2 May 2024
Splott Community Volunteers recently held an event to advise how energy bills can be reduced, but just how much are Cardiff residents struggling?

Brecon Carreg: How to run your first 10K as a beginner

Sydney Johnson·
Sport & health
·2 May 2024
Running a race for the first time can seem daunting, especially as a beginner. How can you get started so that you can reach the finish line?

Cardiff wins bid to host Europe’s largest sporting LGBTQ+ event

Prithika Vinod·
Sport & health
·2 May 2024
EuroGames 2027 is coming to Cardiff, bringing Europe's best LGBTQ+ sports teams to the city. What does this mean for the queer community in Cardiff?

Cardiff’s Foodies Festival returns with new thrills and star-studded lineup

Yangyang Gao·
Business & Culture
·2 May 2024
Discover why this year’s Foodies Festival at Bute Park is the must-attend event, blending culinary artistry with top-tier entertainment.

Cardiff’s plastic-free action: Making every day Earth Day

Ruige Yuan·
Science & environment
·25 April 2024
Earth Day is celebrated annually on April 22nd, with this year's theme being “Planet VS Plastic”. However, Cardiff's fight against plastic waste can be more than just Earth Day...

Wheelchair rugby quad nations take on a new perspective of sports

Sydney Johnson·
Sport & health
·25 April 2024
The 2024 Wheelchair Rugby Quad Nations were hosted in Cardiff this year. How does this event continue to make an impact on inclusivity in the sports community?

Antarctic fire angels: Female firefighters brave South Pole

Fengting Ye·
Sport & health
·25 April 2024
Two female firefighters from South Wales skied to the South Pole. How did they battle in the white desert and inspire other women?

Discovering spring blooms near Cardiff: How to get there

Yangyang Gao·
Science & environment
·25 April 2024
Here’s a guide to the best places to see spring flowers near Cardiff, including details on the types of flowers you can expect to see.

Wales’ 20mph limit may be reversed: a victory for motorists or a loss for safety?

Georgiana Smith·
Politics & social justice
·25 April 2024
The 20mph speed limit is set to be reversed across Wales amid public outcry but what does this mean for motorists, cyclists and pedestrians alike?

How can visually impaired individuals start skating sessions?

Minning Jiang·
Sport & health
·25 April 2024
Cardiff is to see its first, inclusive skating sessions for visually impaired and deaf-blind enthusiasts. How are they going to achieve this?

Charity sale supports women and children in Gaza

Tailai Xu·
Politics & social justice
·25 April 2024
In an effort to support vulnerable communities in Gaza, Human Appeal is hosting a charity sale to raise funds for those afflicted by ongoing conflicts.

Fun, unleashed with a unique dog gathering

Peng Huang·
Business & Culture
·25 April 2024
Cardiff played host to a huge gathering of dogs last week in an effort to socialise a super-friendly and empathetic breed actively

Senedd to debate possible tourist tax proposed by Welsh Government

Disha Mitra·
Business & Culture
·25 April 2024
European cities have seen more tourists and higher revenues after introducing tourist taxes. Could this be the answer to boosting Welsh revenue?

Spinning discs and deep dives: Inside Cardiff’s thriving vinyl scene

Niranjana Manoj Sabija·
Business & Culture
·25 April 2024
This record store day, Cardiff’s record stores prove that vinyl is not just a relic. Step inside one of its record shops to find a scene buzzing with life.

Long NHS Wales wait leads to lower cancer detection, says leading charity

Prithika Vinod·
Sport & health
·25 April 2024
NHS waiting times in Wales is ranked as the second worst in the UK, leading to increasing decline in cancer diagnosis and treatment in deprived areas.

“Little Shops, Big Dreams” Podcast

Peng Huang, Zihan Sun and Shunying Liao·
Business & Culture
·19 April 2024
Follow us as entrepreneurs share their startup experiences, exploring more opportunities for doing business in Cardiff.

!Grubs Up! Podcast

Sydney Johnson, Georgiana Smith and Dominic Manley·
Global city
·19 April 2024
Welcome to Grubs Up!, the podcast that will explore the history of...

Love in Films Podcast

Zhulin Shao, Ruige Yuan and Yangyang Gao·
Global city
·19 April 2024
Grab your popcorn, settle in, and let's embark on this film journey to explore the diversity and beauty of the world of human emotion.

Festival Lore podcast

Fengting Ye, Minning Jiang, Tailai Xu and Xuejiao Luo·
Business & Culture
·19 April 2024
From all around the world, we embark on a journey through diverse traditional festivals, exploring their cultural significance and celebrations.

The Anti Hero podcast

Niranjana Manoj Sabija, Prithika Vinod, Prakriti Bhowmick and Disha Mitra·
Politics & social justice
·19 April 2024
Think you know history's heroes? Think again. We delve into history's most celebrated figures, and ask the question: were they truly heroes or anti-heroes?

US Elections: How are American expats in the UK reacting?

Sydney Johnson·
Politics & social justice
·23 March 2024
A potential Trump vs. Biden rematch is expected for year's US elections. How are American expats in the UK reacting to this?

Inclusivity on screen: Creating an inclusive industry for disabled actors

Fengting Ye·
Politics & social justice
·22 March 2024
Actors with disabilities face various challenges in the working practices. How is one producer in Cardiff working to make the screen industry more inclusive?

Record revival: Vinyl records are popular again

Zihan Sun·
Business & Culture
·21 March 2024
Vinyl has once again led to a new trend in physical music sales, why people are buying physical music, and what this means for the music industry.

Royal Drama: A challenging relationship with the media

Shunying Liao·
Business & Culture
·21 March 2024
The Princess of Wales absence from public life allowed rumours to swirl. What does this tell us about the Royal Family's changing relationship with the press?

The Bus Reform initiative in Wales is met with varied mixed emotions

Peng Huang·
Politics & social justice
·21 March 2024
A brand new bus reform is now inspiring Welsh people, but some people in Cardiff felt ‘down in the dumps’ as bus was lost.

Fashion Icon: A Cardiff influencer is working to build his brand

Xuejiao Luo·
Business & Culture
·21 March 2024
From reselling sneakers to building an audience of 20,000 followers, Torbian Dennis explans how to develop your brand online and start business.

Unseen Intrusion: Are secret cameras in Airbnbs invading your privacy?

Ruige Yuan·
Business & Culture
·21 March 2024
Airbnb says it is introducing a ban on the use of security cameras inside its properties. How do tourists and landlords view the new policy?

Six Nations: Is the National Welsh Team on the Decline?

Zhulin Shao·
Sport & health
·21 March 2024
Wales faced an unexpected defeat over the weekend so what does the future hold for Welsh Rugby Union in the coming year?

Vaughan Gething is elected as Wales’ First Minister

Prakriti Bhowmick·
Politics & social justice
·21 March 2024
Gething becomes Europe's first black head of state. So who exactly is Wales’ new First Minister?

US may ban TikTok- should other countries be concerned too?

Disha Mitra·
Business & Culture
·21 March 2024
The Chinese app was banned from government devices in the UK last year. But could safety concerns drive the UK in the same direction as the US?

Lens Tales: Capturing the Great Journey of Brain Injury Recovery

Zhulin Shao·
Sport & health
·14 March 2024
This Brain Awareness Week, photographer David Sinden’s showcases "After?" exhibition at Pedal Power Cafe. What’s the story behind the photos?

Navigating Obstacles: How pavement parking affects people in Cardiff

Ruige Yuan·
Politics & social justice
·14 March 2024
Charity seeks photos of pavement parking in Cardiff to aid visually impaired. Is this a reasonable way to leave your car or does it blight lives?

Global warming: Trees in Cardiff help to fight against climate crisis

Fengting Ye·
Science & environment
·14 March 2024
With February marking the highest temperature on record globally, how will more trees in Cardiff help with the climate crisis?

Bridging the Gap: Increasing access to organic food through local retail

Xuejiao Luo·
Sport & health
·14 March 2024
With the cost of living crisis and climate emergency, how can we make organic food more available to people through local retail?

Reclaiming the Night: Strategies for Better Sleep

Shunying Liao·
Sport & health
·14 March 2024
Almost 50% of people struggle with their sleep in Britain, what is behind this alarming figure and should you be worried?

People are punished for inflation: Train fares rise again after one year

Peng Huang·
Politics & social justice
·14 March 2024
Prices have just gone up again for rail travel, so do commuters think they are getting value for money on Welsh trains?

Women in Art: Exhibition in Cardiff aims to boost equality

Zihan Sun·
Business & Culture
·14 March 2024
Gender inequality in art world has always been an issue. This female-only gallery offers a great way to show women power.

St Patrick’s Day: How Cardiff became the home of ‘Little Ireland’

Dominic Manley·
Business & Culture
·14 March 2024
Before you start on the Guinness, take a trip through the Welsh capital to discover its hidden Irish history that nearly disappeared for good

You Knead This : A breadmaking class for the curious and hungry 

Sydney Johnson·
Business & Culture
·14 March 2024
Breadmaking is an art that takes time, patience an lots of fun. How is one Cardiff bread maker working to encourage others to make their own loaf?

Celebrating Mother’s Day: A last-minute guide to make the day special 

Disha Mitra·
Business & Culture
·9 March 2024
Here’s a guide to DIY solutions to making Mother’s Day memorable at home. How are you planning to make your Mum smile this year?

Welsh Water’s campaign to protect coastal water resources: propaganda or ‘clean SLATE’

Zihan Sun·
Science & environment
·8 March 2024
On Friday, Welsh Water will hold a temporary event at Porthcawl, which aims to unite local communities to discuss how to protect water quality.

The Northern Lights dazzle South Wales in stunning rare sighting

Georgiana Smith·
Science & environment
·7 March 2024
The Northern Lights illuminated the sky over Pen y Fan, the highest peak in Bannau Brycheiniog National Park, an unprecedented sight in South Wales

Preserving Time: A Cardiff horologist’s journey of clock conservation and craftsmanship

Xuejiao Luo·
Business & Culture
·7 March 2024
In an era dominated by digital technology and ubiquitous mobile phones, Cardiff horologist Jon Parker is on a mission to keep his craft alive.

Turning Pages: Young people in Wales are rediscovering the joy of books

Yangyang Gao·
Business & Culture
·7 March 2024
It's World Book Day and more young people are shunning the pub and getting involved in book clubs. What's behind this new literary movement?

Toilet Trouble Hits Cardiff: “finding relief is a nightmare”

Shunying Liao·
Politics & social justice
·7 March 2024
It's really hard to find a public toilet in Cardiff. How is the lack of toilets in the city challenging everyday life for people?

Celebrating women: the incredible Welsh of the past and present

Niranjana Manoj Sabija·
Global city
·7 March 2024
Wales is home to a number of inspiring women who redefined history across the fields of education, sport, business, science and politics.

Wings of change: the need for diversity in UK’s birdwatching

Prithika Vinod·
Science & environment
·7 March 2024
Birdwatching brings people closer to nature with an increasing number of young people embracing the hobby, making it more diverse.

Exploring the Artistic Wales: Where can we find great masterpieces?

Minning Jiang·
Business & Culture
·7 March 2024
Van Gogh’s portrait will soon be on display at the National Museum Cardiff. What other masterpieces are we enjoying at the museum?

Long Covid support: The campaign aims to improve lives in Wales.

Tailai Xu·
Sport & health
·7 March 2024
Despite the perception that the pandemic is over, many still suffer from its aftermath. Can Welsh healthcare help those suffering from long Covid?

Explore the Green Revolution: Latest Roles in Sustainability Today.

Prakriti Bhowmick·
Science & environment
·7 March 2024
Graduates' environmental knowledge and enthusiasm are vital as the UK creates more green jobs, ensuring a sustainable future.

The Invisible Struggle: Raising Awareness of Eating Disorders

Zhulin Shao·
Sport & health
·7 March 2024
This Eating Disorder Awareness Week, raising concerns about what are the underlying causes and effects, and how to support those affected.

Holi Celebrations: Your essential guide to the Festival of Colour

Dominic Manley·
Global city
·7 March 2024
Indians around the world will be celebrating on 25 March - find out where in Cardiff you can join in

Crafting Serenity: The Healing Touch of Art & Craft in Mental Health

Prakriti Bhowmick·
Sport & health
·29 February 2024
Engaging in various forms of expressions, be it painting, poetry, carpentry or dancing- they all have a therapeutic effect on mind and promote mental wellbeing.

Green Beginnings: A Journey into the world of gardening

Xuejiao Luo·
Science & environment
·29 February 2024
Experience gardening at Railway Gardens, where friendships bloom and green thumbs grow. Will a day in the dirt yield more than just flowers?

From Copacabana to Canton: How Cardiff became a beach volleyball hotspot

Dominic Manley·
Sport & health
·29 February 2024
Forget Rio and San Diego, Cardiff is leading the way for the sport - and they want to go to the Olympics

More wine in Wales: how vineyards are heading to the Valleys

Minning Jiang·
Business & Culture
·29 February 2024
Welsh wine industry is going to increase the current value of the sector tenfold to £100 million by 2035. How is this going to be achieved?

“No farmers, No food”: Welsh farmers struggle with new policies

Tailai Xu·
Politics & social justice
·29 February 2024
In Wales, many farmers are protesting against the details of the Welsh government's new Sustainable Farming Scheme

The Silent Crisis: Mental Health challenges among students in the UK

Yangyang Gao·
Sport & health
·29 February 2024
Bristol University loses appeal over suicide of disabled on exam day. Is Cardiff University doing enough to look after its own students?

Rat crisis hits Cardiff: “it is only going to get worse”

Prithika Vinod·
Science & environment
·29 February 2024
Rats have become a growing concern in Cardiff, with reports of infestations rising sharply. Is Cardiff Council doing enough?

Tech Hub: Why Cardiff is the leading city of AI in the UK

Shunying Liao·
Business & Culture
·29 February 2024
People in Cardiff are shown in a survey to be the most AI-savvy in the UK. What factors contribute to Cardiff's distinct technological edge?

Unveiling Wales’ marine world: where to spot the ocean’s hidden gems

Georgiana Smith·
Science & environment
·29 February 2024
With Wales boasting a stunning 1,680-mile coastline, navigating our changing environment demands awareness. How can we explore responsibly?

Return of Red Kite: A successful wildlife conservation in Wales

Ruige Yuan·
Science & environment
·22 February 2024
Red Kite, a common bird in the Middle Ages, was reborn under the protection of Wales after a near extinction.

Curry and Cardiff: a guide on must-visit restaurants

Prithika Vinod·
Global city
·22 February 2024
Three Indian restaurants in Wales were named best in the UK at the Nation's Curry Awards. Here are Cardiff's top 5 curry joints that you simply can't miss.

Global Tea shortage: Cardiff traders say your daily cuppa is safe

Yangyang Gao·
Business & Culture
·22 February 2024
Global warming and conflict in the Red Sea have seen tea imports struggle to get to the UK. Can you still enjoy a cup of tea in Cardiff?

Give it back: Wales demands the return of precious artefacts

Georgiana Smith·
Business & Culture
·22 February 2024
The British Museum continues to ignore pleas to return Welsh artefacts despite numerous demands from politicians and citizens alike

Cardiff Airport faces major financial losses: concerns over the airport’s future rise

Disha Mitra·
Global city
·22 February 2024
As Cardiff Airport faces financial losses of more than £4.5 million, what would this change mean for the city and the rest of Wales?

Dark skies week: Get started with scientific star watching like a pro

Niranjana Manoj Sabija·
Science & environment
·22 February 2024
With the Welsh dark skies week marking its third year, get started with technical star watching with an expert Cardiff astronomer.
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