As Cardiff has the highest amount of homeless people in decades, a homeless charity received a funding cut.
Politics & social justice
Fly-tipping is a problem all over Cardiff. Keep Britain Tidy defines fly-tipping as the 'illegal deposit of any waste onto land that does not have a licence to accept it'.
Nextbikes have some technical problems that lead to lots of bikes can't be "unlocked" in Cardiff.
With the political situation in the UK becoming increasingly divisive, is Brexit the most important issue for voters?
According to the Public Health Wales Observatory, alcohol is a major cause of death and illness in Wales with around 1,500 deaths attributable to alcohol each year.
The government said housing was "a priority". I asked the public if they thought the government doing enough to help young people buy their first house.
Critics have worried the misuse of micro-targeting technology will sway people’s voting decision in the ways they don’t know.
Hundreds of thousands of people in the UK have serious gambling problems, and additional more than 2 million people are problem gamblers or at risk of addiction, according to a report.
We interview some Cardiff people on the street about housing and renting, their answers are varied.
It’s being dubbed ‘the Brexit election’ by Westminster politicians and pundits, but what is the most important issue for ordinary voters in the upcoming general election?
Some Japanese firms have instructed their female employees to stop wearing glasses in the workplace.
Every firework lover in UK celebrates 5th of November as the 'Guy Fawkes Night', by burning firecrackers but no one considers the dreadful impact those noises has on other people and animals.
Butetown, the entrance to Cardiff Bay, is home to different cultures, but it continues to battle drugs, lack of jobs and an overall ignorance by the system.
Members of a Cardiff community speak about everyday life as difficult problems emerge.
What makes Cathays become a dynamic and unique community in Cardiff? Ten things you should know.
Cardiff artists are being asked to leave their spaces before the end of the year to make way for housing.
Drug addiction and homelessness are getting worse in Cardiff. For one sober hostel, patience and empathy are the only viable solutions.
The first episode of Miles to Go talks about "Lost in Translation", a quest to search for your identity and understand the world around you.
The Welsh Government has given extra funding to university mental health services. But is this in itself enough?
Over 137,700 children have missed school in the UK because of period poverty. However, initiatives by the government seem promising.
An anonymous group of people in Penarth have placed suggestion boxes around the city, surveying people's view on Brexit.
Numerous sleep outs have been held to raise public awareness of homelessness, can one-night sleeping rough actually help?
"We aren’t ovary-acting!" says survivors of endometriosis. EndoMarch in Cardiff hopes to raise awareness of this invisible disease.
Cardiff bus is going to change their schedules from the next week and the residents are not happy with it.
What are the challenges Wales will face once the UK departs from the EU and how can these challenges be tackled?
The national pub chain, J.D. Wetherspoon, has recently paid a price over their wages. We ask, if their pay is fair?
In the middle of Brexit’s uncertainties, should aspiring international students be thinking twice about studying in the UK?
With a new copyright bill being passed in the EU parliament, what does article 13 mean for the internet and its users?
What message did thousands of Welsh protesters in yesterday's People's Vote March send to the UK Government?
Romanis and travelers have a long history in UK. They remind us how their art and culture fights racism.
This weekend saw the Stand Up To Racism march on the streets of Cardiff drawing attention to discrimination across Wales.
Take it from an American: don't use rising knife crime as an excuse for racial profiling and a culture of fear.
Teens ditched school to teach the government a lesson, as hundreds marched through Cardiff calling for action on climate change.
Cardiff is far from immune to the national frenzy over knife violence. What measures do local schools take to keep students safe?
Activists hunger-striked outside the National Assembly and inside the BBC Wales. Is this newsworthy enough for BBC to report or not?
Controversial politician Neil McEvoy could be re-admitted on March 19th, but what do voters have to say?
Women's International Day celebrated women's rights achievements, but women in Northern Ireland highlighted their lack of abortion rights.
This powerful documentary recounts how journalist Marie Colvin, fatally, told the world of atrocities in Syria.
Cardiff residents shop at retailers like Boots and Tesco everyday. But why is one gender paying more for everyday items?
Exponential growth since the turn of the century has made buying your own house in the capital a herculean task.
Welsh authorities are pushing the UK Government to obtain the rights over the Air Passenger Duty tax.
Cardiffian women gather in ‘joyful militancy’ on International Women’s Day against rising sexual crimes and gendered austerity
Ahead of International Women's Day (IWD) this year, feminists are calling for more females to be granted leadership positions.
While the living situation of young care leavers has raised general concerns, will council tax exemption be enough to help?
UK has recently seen a spike in anti-muslim attacks and muslims all across UK are uniting to have an 'open day' to inform locals.
Cardiff's businesswomen are coming together this week, but how can female entrepreneurs manage that work/life balance?
What does the United Methodist Church vote to uphold traditional teachings on homosexuality mean for the church's future?
As Cardiff Council cuts millions of pounds from education and mental health care budgets, the public protests to defy austerity.
Hundreds of protesters marched through Cardiff this weekend, showing their passion for Europe and hope to 'remain, reform and revolutionise.' Here's what happened...
The Welsh Government is consulting on commercial sales of puppies, what does this mean for animals in illegal puppy farms?
Britain's arms trade with Saudi Arabia has facilitated a humanitarian crisis. As the US looks to withdraw, criticism of the UK rises.
Cardiff's constituencies are all Labour. How did their MPs react to Jeremy Corbyn's recent announcement of support for a People's Vote?
LGBT History Month is coming to an end. How can the community and its supporters expand their efforts so that no one is left behind?
The BBC's latest sitcom, 'Pitching In' is a perfect example of how the Welsh language is undermined by English-language broadcasters.
One network of Cardiff organisations is working to address homelessness among asylum seekers.
For two years, Corbyn remained uncommitted to any stance on Brexit. Now that he’s finally taken a side, can we trust him?
A Cardiff court recently fined a landlord for his appalling Riverside rental property, InterCardiff ask if this could be a wider problem in Cardiff.
A new Barbie will represent children with disabilities. But how much can it really improve kids' wellbeing?
Hostile environment policies are targeting those without the right to remain in the UK, how is this affecting those in Cardiff?
Many local people are in urgent need of housing. Who will benefit most from Cardiff Council's new affordable housing agreement?
Almost 3,500 people have signed a petition to make St David's Day a national holiday, but what are the obstacles facing this campaign?
What is 'Labour for a People's Vote'? Read about their campaign in Wales and their desire for a passionate defence of Europe.
What is it like to seek asylum in Cardiff? One individual's struggle sheds light on what the Space4U charity is doing to help.
Injuries reported after Kurdish marchers clashed with police with half a mile remaining in their four-day walk from London.
Britains biggest battle for the demolition of detention centres and unlawful “blind" deportation has been won for now.
More than one in ten women having a baby face mental disorders and dancers are trying to improve it.
World Hijab Day is an annual observance of the practice of hijab, celebrated worldwide to raise awareness and educate others about the practice.
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?
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?
The environmental campaigner Ella Daish explains how she is helping to eliminate plastic from these basic items.
Gareth Joseph's story shows how the community-spirit and philosophy of the charity are helping people come back from the brink.
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?
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.
What is this one Welsh mother doing to help dozens of mothers to help find their feet?
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
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?
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.
Cardiff campaigners gathered at a local bar and café in a celebratory event raising money for a serious cause.
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?
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.
Skeletons of expensive bicycles litter Cathays, what is going all so wrong?
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?
New property developments present a congestion problem for Canton residents.
Students are preparing to confront Cardiff University about excluding sweatshops from its IT supply lines.
Activists gathered in Riverside, Cardiff for an annual show of support for domestic violence survivors.
Voices of local people were heard last night, as an immersive art experience was launched at the Senedd in Cardiff Bay.
The Salvation Army’s mobile sanctuary outside City Hall feeds and clothes the homeless nightly
We spoke to people on the streets of Splott to see what's happening in their community.