Haris Armstrong, Author at The Cardiffian

Riza’s Cardiff have the ‘mentality to win’ in Stoke City FA Cup tie

Cardiff travel to Stoke City looking to progress in the FA Cup and continue their positive start to 2025

Man, 39, in critical condition after being airlifted to hospital following 9am incident in Butetown

The incident near the Huggard Centre near Hansen Street in Butetown took place at 9am

Cardiff’s brightest street? The colourful residents who brought life to their traditional terraced houses

The houses on Glynne Street stand out from others in the area

Parents of pupils seeking long-term answers after relocation of Canton primary school confirmed

The pupils at Lansdowne Primary face being taught in temporary classrooms and the old Fitzalan building because their current home is in such a poor state

Skittles: the fun and welcoming pub sport struggling for players

Over 100 years since leagues started in South Wales, the pastime is looking for younger members

Clarity is needed as Cardiff City head into crucial festive period

The uncertainty surrounding Omer Riza’s job as interim manager is becoming a problem.

Park-goers left confused after council stops locking gates at Thompson’s Park

Residents 'unaware' of change of heart over previous action taken to deter anti-social behaviour after dark

Residents unhappy with Canton junction that is a ‘nightmare’ for pedestrians and cyclists

'Council needs to make solving the safety issues a priority'

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