EDWARD BURNETT, Author at The Cardiffian

Bikes worth £4,500 stolen from shed

Owners shocked over Cyncoed burglary as they slept

‘It is never too late to act on your dreams’- the remarkable journey of a 62-year-old artist

Meet Patrick Sullivan, the mature student finally realising his artistic ambition despite facing adversity along the way

Cardiff City look to bounce back against bottom side Derby County

CARDIFF City take on Derby County this Saturday, aiming for their first win in over two weeks.

Student conned out of £1,800 in fake delivery scam

A CARDIFF University student was scammed out of £1,800 after receiving a text purporting to be from courier Hermes about an undelivered parcel.

Discarded masks and test kits have led to a surge in litter in Pentwyn

PENTWYN and Llanedeyrn Pickers have been dealing with a surge in littering since the outbreak of Covid, including discarded masks and test kits.

Businesses urged to take over ‘important’ Pentwyn Post Office

BUSINESSES in Pentwyn have been offered planning support to help them take over the post office franchise when the current operators One Stop step down.

Cyncoed charity extends support to children of Cardiff

THE Cyncoed-based charity, MAD4Kids, has begun to help children in Cardiff alongside its usual focus in Zambia.

Strikers chant ‘pay up Panasonic’ at Pentwyn factory

CROWDS of Panasonic workers have begun formal strike action against their employer in a row over wages.

Cyncoed newcomer captures sense of community with wildlife photography

A PHOTOGRAPHER who recently moved to Cyncoed has bonded with his fellow residents thanks to his pictorial work covering the place.

Concerns over parking and access as Lakeside development begins

CYNCOED residents have faced growing parking issues since construction on Clearwater Way has commenced.

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