Edward Barnes, Author at The Cardiffian

Cardiff recycling rate drops to six-year low

The city's recycling has declined 3% since 2018. A new waste strategy to get 70% of waste recycled by 2025 will be presented to the council on December 16.

New HIV cases drop by half in Cardiff and Vale

Trend is downward but comparisons are difficult due to Covid, says Public Health Wales

Health watchdog tells Penarth patients ‘don’t panic’ over GP closure

South Glamorgan CHC reassures residents they should continue accessing Albert Road surgery

Stars Gareth Thomas and Billie Piper lend their voices to HIV campaign

THIS is HIV testing week in Cardiff as campaigners work to improve awareness and get to zero transmission of HIV by 2030.

Councillor calls for more transparency over Penarth GP closure

Residents are calling for transparency after the Albert Road GP surgery announced it was closing. A loss of services could increase the number of patients per GP by 19%.

Parade to march through Penarth for first time in two years

Town Mayor Ian Buckley said Remembrance was important as “it is hard for us to comprehend the sacrifices they made”

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