ADAM HART, Author at The Cardiffian

Cathays’ new parking system- what’s changing?

The parking system in Cathays is being overhauled by the council with the aim of giving residents more parking.

Surge in parking fines for one of Cardiff’s poorest areas despite decrease for rest of city

Giving out fines 'like shooting fish in a barrel', says resident

‘Poo fairies don’t exist’: crackdown on dog fouling in Lisvane

ENFORCEMENT officers will begin patrolling Lisvane next week to fine people for not picking up after their dogs.

Council asked to think again over plans to demolish Llanishen tax office

PLANS to demolish Llanishen’s former tax offices in September 2022 have been found to lack sufficient safeguards for local residents, bats, hedgehogs and peregrine falcons by the council.

Meet the school community raising money for palliative care charity

Llanishen High School staff and alumni are running the Cardiff Half Marathon to raise money for City Hospice, a Cardiff-based palliative care charity.

Cardiff rugby look to build form against struggling Lions in South Africa

The team have played just one game in the last 40 days because of Covid

Concern at plans for new apartment complex in Llanishen

PLANS to build an apartment complex in Llanishen have drawn a mixed reaction from residents, businesses, and a local councillor.

Everything you need to know about Llanishen’s controversial traffic camera

Visitors will not be fined so long as they enter and exit via the same route

Here’s the list of events cancelled by Storm Eunice in Cardiff

All schools have already been closed, some more weekend events will follow

New camera will stop drivers using popular shortcut in Llanishen

FISHGUARD Road residents are welcoming a new camera system which stops non-locals using their street as a rat-run.

More than just a mascot: The story of Shenkin IV, the regimental goat who even claims his own salary

We zapped 100 vehicles with a speed gun and almost all drove over the speed limit on these 20mph roads

Cardiff joins calls to transfer Crown Estate profits to Wales amid financial pressure on its budget

Wales eye record attendance ahead of England clash in Women’s Six Nations

‘I never see us as an underdog’: Craig Bellamy confident as Wales look to extend unbeaten run

Cardiff’s fan turnout among worst in Championship as team struggles on field

The festival celebrating the laugh-out-loud spirit of Welsh comedy

‘If we don’t do it now, the link will be broken’: VE Day exhibition appeal to preserve Whitchurch’s history

How the Luke Littler effect arrived in Llandaff North via a new youth darts tournament

Greyhound racing will be banned in Wales, but what happens to dogs when they can no longer compete?

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