Don't shoot! Activists campaign for pheasant rights
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Amnesty is back in town with their annual jam night fundraiser!
Check out the new pop-up store in Cardiff and join the conversation
Through music, talks and art, the WOW festival celebrates International Women's Day.
It's International Women's Day! Get a glimpse of what it is like to be a woman in Syria
Free trade deals might affect health, food and the environment. Learn more about it this Saturday.
From part-time catering to co-founding a community-powered media publication, the story of Bristol Cable
Do you love dogs but cannot own one? Now you can improve the life of dog by taking him for a walk.
Why are people in the UK opposing the country's nuclear weapons programme?
Have you ever experienced the magic of a soundless movie? If not, here is your chance
Will anti-war campaigners win this battle against the Cardiff arms fair?
A screen-printing workshop, arts studio, and events place all rolled into one, this art collective will astound you!
As the Council decides to hand over the building to a community group, will the Roath library finally reopen?
The Women’s Art Association (WAA) is on a mission to fight the gender gap. Join them this March
A pop-up store for the homeless is coming to Cardiff and you can donate your clothes! More details here
Interested in gardening and making ceramics in a great cultural mix? Check out Soil and Clay!
The Red Cross recruit new faces involving students in volunteer program and help people who are in the crisis
The Superintendent of Police lashes out against fans for their disorderly conduct
Will partial reversal of cut save the art of Cardiff?
Rising use of drugs in prison: Is the Ministry of Justice properly tackling the problem?
Former aromatherapist Charlotte Ridgewell combines two of the best things in the world: cakes and perfumes.
What's Cardiff's role in the UK gender gap? See the Indiegogo campaign trying to answer
Fresh air from Wales and England is flying to China in a bottle. A lucrative business or gimmick?
Cardiff is reported to have the largest number of rough sleepers in Wales. What can be done to help them?
Proposed Cat Café in trouble with animal charity?
The Riverside Market in Cardiff is welcoming food donations for refugees in Calais
Three sightworthy independent shops locate in Cardiff city centre
What you need to know about artists protesting on Saturday
Women Get Active program for female refugees in Cardiff is more than just another fitness routine
Cardiff Students’ Union begins to conduct breathalyser tests before allowing students into the bars
The number of attacks on traffic warden increases as City Council approves the use of body cameras
After the wristband controversy, a Cardiff charity says refugees face poor living conditions
Budget cuts to Welsh national parks may lead job losses and impacts on service
In a room of 50 male refugees, there would be 4 female refugees, sometimes, none. Why is this happening?
A classic 1980s British film in which young Day-Lewis plays a handsome homosexual boy who fell in love with an Asian-British
Over 180 volunteers slept on the streets of Cardiff this November to raise awareness of the issue of homelessness in the city.
Will new rent scheme make practical changes to students in Cardiff?
All the divers are asked to take part in a charity event raising money in South Wales at the beginning of December dressing up as Santa Clause.
A Cardiff man who believes he can bottle and sell Welsh rainwater to homesick ex-pats around the world is about to launch his new business idea.
Rough sleepers need more help from Cardiff council and variety of charities to make sure they can suffer from the cold weather during this winter.
An organization’s efforts towards nipping paedophilia in its bud
Special needs services in Wales have been rearranged after cuts to funding in austerity measures.
The Welsh Government launched a new scheme named Rent Smart. The awareness of how to rent smart for people, especially the International students, are raised once again.
As the Welsh government struggles with the renewable energy target, the villagers outside Cardiff continue to object the construction of solar energy plant on agricultural land.
Rabbi Rose isn't all about the Jewish religion. He embraces Welsh culture from a diverse background with a surprising educational venture.
Businesses on bikes are booming in Cardiff as young entrepreneurs pedal their way to clients.
Walk out in protest of new laws by the Home office, which adversely affect International students Cardiff university students walked...
Kyla Lingley, Canadian soprano, gives outdoor performance sometimes in Cardiff. She has currently raised over £20,000 in order to supporting the charity.
Retailers feel the pressure, shoppers manic The business community in Cardiff is gearing up to deal with increased pressure as...
Women in Cardiff commemorate #WhiteRibbonDay or the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women
Students facing jail for protest, teenage girls forced to marry old men are some cases taken up by Amnesty International for this year’s Write For Rights campaign.
One of Cardiff’s most deprived communities has been struggling without the Roath Library for a year now and there is no sign of it being opened anytime soon.
Soul, house and funk DJs spun tracks in 10 Feet Tall to raise money to help tackle the international refugee crisis.
Uber could be expanding to the Cardiff region soon, joining other British cities that now offer the taxi service.
International students in Cardiff are invited to participate to one of the biggest human rights event on the planet organize...
Want to make a difference this Christmas? Joining the Project Shoebox 2015 and sending gifts to women in need
Businesses in Crickhowell take on international businesses who avoid tax by beating them at their own game.
As board games sales increase, Cardiff’s popular game store feels the need to expand.
The students' union across the UK staged walkout protesting against the UK government's anti-international students' policies. But it turned out to be a demonstration against government's 'anti-immigrant sentiment', especially regarding the refugees.
Welsh government is taking a stand in favor of the installation of CCTV in slaughterhouses.
More young homeless people are seeking for support in Cardiff in recent years, according to a local homeless charity.
Nine Welsh schools have been warned to improve their hygiene standards of the food they supplied last week. That is not the key problem in children's food issue.
Pressure is growing to install CCTV in slaughterhouses in Wales following RSPCA petition.
Global Justice Now campaigns in Cardiff to stop Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP).
The Cardiff outdoor ice rink continues its annual struggle with the wind and the rain.
New network partnered with BBC Wales, Millennium Centre, and Cardiff Council to increase more creative jobs and investment in the city.
Cardiff university student has lost almost £1,000 to online scam and the chance of getting the money back is very low.
With thousands of asylum seekers coming into Cardiff, a volunteer’s help is always needed
The inaugural event held on November 1st saw nearly a hundred participants celebrating their sexuality
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