Tristan Rees, Author at The Cardiffian

The Principality Stadium roof will be closed for Wales v Scotland. Image Credit: Holly Morgan

Principality Stadium roof now to be closed for Wales v Scotland as Gatland gets his way

The Principality Stadium roof will now be closed for the Six Nations clash between Wales and Scotland in Cardiff tomorrow.

Land of my fathers: Why this proud Scot will wear red for Wales’ Six Nations opener

Wales kick off their Six Nations campaign against Scotland tomorrow. I am a proud Scot but on Saturday I will be wearing red in the Principality Stadium.

“The boys are excited and ripping into each other”: Ryan Elias says cut on his face is a sign of young Wales squad’s eagerness

The Welsh squad for the 2024 Six Nations is one of the most inexperienced ever, but the young players have brought a refreshing and competitive edge to the camp.

Catherine Roberts, CEO of Welsh Triathlon. Photo Credit: Catherine Roberts.

New Welsh Triathlon chief says sport needs to “do more” to boost 2% diversity among members

Welsh Triathlon’s new CEO, Catherine Roberts, says improving inclusivity in the sport is one of her main ambitions.

Welsh farmers could be forced out of business in “bleak” winter as funding, laws and climate all change, warns NFU

Welsh farmers are facing a fight for survival this Christmas amid post-Brexit legal changes, extreme weather, and funding uncertainties.

Pentyrch Nursery to close after 47 years – forcing two-year-olds outside village for care

The nursery will close at the end of this term after Cardiff Council began providing free childcare on a temporary basis.

Pupils give hedgehogs five-star treatment by building hotels for hibernation

Year 2 pupils from Ysgol Gwaelod y Garth built hedgehog hotels with the Wildlife Trust.

Volunteers planting trees at Mill Rd Recreation Ground

How green is my area? Find out if Cardiff Council is planting trees near you

Volunteers across the city are grouping together to improve the environment

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