Beth Thomas, Author at The Cardiffian

Fashion students bring portraits to life at National Museum

‘Fashion in the Frame’ shows costumes students re-created from paintings in city’s art collection ART was brought to life at...

Students bring portraits to life at National Museum

Fashion in the Frame shows costumes re-created from paintings in city’s art collection ART was brought to life at the...

Fitness programme for girls expands across Cardiff

INNERSTRENGTH aims to provide a safe space for girls to exercise A fitness and wellness programme for teenage girls will...

Save the trees at Suffolk House, campaigners urge

Three trees are to be felled as part of the redevelopment of the listed building in Canton CAMPAIGNERS fighting to...

Open-mic night for those affected by mental illness returns to city

MaDCaff hosted its first event in Cardiff in July A “PRESSURE-FREE” open-mic event for performers affected by mental illness returned...

Open-mic night for those affected by mental illness returns to Cardiff

MaDCaff hosted its first event in Cardiff in July A “PRESSURE-FREE” open-mic event for performers affected by mental illness returned...

Wales’ ‘first robotic waiter’ pays a visit to Cathays café

Developed by Cardiff Metropolitan University, it can sing, dance, walk and talk THE “FIRST robotic waiter in Wales” has paid...

Cathays gallery hosts exhibition touring UK and Gulf states

The Place I Call Home features photographers based in the UK and the Middle East A CATHAYS gallery is showing...

Bute Park attack: Runners told to stick to well-lit routes

Police issue warning as they check CCTV in hunt for curly-haired cyclist RUNNERS have been warned to stick to well-lit...

Cathays closed-end streets may get grant for facelifts

CARDIFF Council has proposed “environmental improvements” for road end closures on some Cathays streets. The plans, proposed under Cardiff Council’s...

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