Catrin Lewis, Author at The Cardiffian

Rosie Evans raised £650 for Wyndham St Pantry

Welsh fashion designer raises £650 for Riverside food pantry with skirt raffle

The Penarth-raised designer sold raffle tickets to win the skirt on her website and donated the money to Wyndham St Pantry

She Runs Cardiff provides company and safety for women across the city. Credit: Amy Earlam

Friends, flats and art installations help make Cardiff one of UK’s best cities for runners

A variety of landscapes, buddy systems and opportunities for people of all abilities make Cardiff a popular running destination

The River Taff over spilling its banks in January. Credit: Michael Munnik

Cardiff faces highest flood risk in UK – why is this and how is it being tackled?

Since the River Taff burst its banks in 1979 work has been done to improve flood defences, yet the city is still victim to flash flooding

Lassana and Janka Susso who will be featured on the upcoming EP

The music project bringing the sounds of the world to Cardiff’s Riverside

The River Music Project aims to celebrate the diverse community of the neighbourhood while creating opportunities for new artists

A child stood outside Ysgol Glantaf, one of only three Welsh-medium secondary schools in Cardiff. Credit: Jeremy Segrott

‘The system is failing the children’ – A lack of Welsh-medium education has left some people feeling ‘robbed’

Campaigners are calling for Welsh-medium education to be made available for all following a drop in the number of Welsh speakers and decades of missed opportunities

The scammers taking advantage of the cost-of-living crisis

Over two-thirds of the UK have been targeted by scams. How can you protect yourself?

A few of the Cardiff pubs who have signed up for the scheme

Designated drivers will be given free drinks this Christmas in bid to reduce drink driving

Drivers will be asked to show a special wristband at 13 pubs taking part in the scheme after 21 drink driving arrests in a single week

One of the many pitches located in Pontcanna Fields

How Cardiff’s ‘messy’ parks pitches are ‘a real problem’ for grassroots football

Holes, overgrown grass and slippery surfaces have left some residents asking for more to be done as council blames financial squeeze

Lewis Mottram has been a volunteer at the Riverside Community Garden Project for around 12 years

Volunteer garden to get solar panels in renewable energy project

The group was hit by two break-ins over the summer, so the financial help is very welcome

The Christmas Craft Market has returned to Pontcanna

Optimism at Pontcanna Christmas Market despite rising cost of living

Owners remain hopeful that people will continue to shop locally over the festive season

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