Aled Lloyd-Biston, Author at The Cardiffian

New £1,000 scholarships announced for students taking a Welsh teaching course

The National Centre for Learning Welsh will offer £1,000 for students to take a Welsh language adult teaching course.

Cardiff pop-up cinemas to run through festive period

Festive cinema returns to Cardiff this Christmas and you can watch them in some amazing locations.

Scruffy Pups groomer and dog café win UK-wide business award

Scruffy Pups dog groomer and café have been named Britain’s best new dog-friendly business.

No full-time Welsh language officer ‘a disgrace’, says campaigner

Part-time Welsh Language Officer, Annell Dyfri, has put forward a motion to appoint the role of a full-time Welsh Language Officer at Cardiff University’s Student Union (CUSU).

Covid passes could be extended to hospitality says Economy Minister

Covid passes could be extended to hospitality says Economy Minister Vaughan Gething.

Rompney Castle pub demolition ‘would change Rumney forever’

Rompney Castle pub is facing demolition after being sold to an architectural practice during lockdown.

Preparations are being made for the Christmas Market

Cardiff’s Christmas countdown starts this week

Cardiff's Christmas countdown officially begins this week with the opening of the Xmas Market and the switching on of the festive lights

Phoenix Boxing Gym, Llanrumney, home of the Fighting Homelessness boxing sessions

Gloves on in the fight against homelessness

The fighting Homelessness project offers boxing and MMA sessions to help homeless people with their physical and mental health.

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