James Bessant Davies, Author at The Cardiffian

‘I felt absolute joy when I crossed the finish line’: The unstoppable rise of ultra running

The winner of this year's 43-mile Brecon to Cardiff Classic explains the joy of extreme running

Watch: Students protest against plans to close Cardiff University’s music school

'It feels like a missile headed toward us,' said one fourth-year

‘There is ALWAYS a problem’: More than four trains a day cancelled at Penarth station

The tally of cancelled or part-cancelled services is almost double the Transport for Wales network average

More than 1,600 sign petition against plan for parking charges on Penarth seafront

'It’s bloody disgraceful,' says resident and retired sailor David Buckland

A look at the joys of bellringing – a hidden British tradition

'It's a hobby you can take anywhere': ringing at St Augustine’s Church, Penarth

Artists snap up spaces in shared studios designed to improve the cultural life of Penarth

The future for the arts in Wales is uncertain- this project aims to help

Penarth couple who met at running club and honeymooned on wine marathon are in it for the long run

Ian and Deborah Warburton have tackled five of the world’s six major marathons

In photos: Traitors star turns on Penarth’s Christmas lights

MORE than 1,000 people gathered in Penarth for the annual Christmas lights switch on - with Traitors star Andrew Jenkins making a surprise appearance.

NHS worker’s car stolen as criminals target luxury vehicles in Penarth

Police say there has been a spate of wing mirror thefts and one part of town has been hit hard

Penarth’s dog walkers and litter-pickers frustrated as bins are removed

The Cardiffian’s weekly round-up: An MS on why she’s stepping back from politics, fresh veg and Welsh rugby’s new era

‘People are coming back to us’: Greengrocer selling produce so local it comes from his own street

‘I’m back there again, fighting for my life’ – Hillsborough survivor campaigns against tragedy chanting

New look Wales positive ahead of first home tie of Six Nations

The next four days could define the season and Riza wants Bluebirds to fly, not be cagey

‘Six games to prepare for history’: Wales kick off Nations League campaign with one eye on their first Euros

I tried playing American Football for the first time – and now I’m hooked

YouTube hero ‘Draw with Rob’ tells kids to bring their lockdown art to his live show

The UK is at a turning point as it debates the rights and wrongs of assisted dying

Beer, darts, and a century of stories: Inside Splott’s last proper boozer

Pickleball has taken over the world – now it’s taking over Cardiff