Katie Worrell, Author at The Cardiffian

Whitchurch residents share wartime tales of bomb scares, gas masks and lemonade

Hopes that the reminiscence group idea might spread to Rhiwbina and Llandaff North

Matt Phillips (left) Rhodri Morgan (right) Photo Credit: Jonathan Morris

Sunrises and morning coffee inspire opening of cafe for early risers and outdoor people

The First Light cafe in Tongwynlais wants to encourage customers to take up a more healthy lifestyle

Project hopes to end flooding misery for Whitchurch residents

Green solutions may be key to strengthening defences around high-risk Whitchurch Brook

Big Christmas Meet up Right: Amy Holland CEO Left: Director Julie Photo Credit: Dan Rogers Halfight CO

‘We are enough’: Single parents and the pressure of the perfect family Christmas

Single Parents Wellbeing is an organisation dedicated to providing emotional support and mental health guidance to struggling single parents in Cardiff.

We want to return forgotten garden to its former glory, say volunteers

A dedicated group of friends in Whitchurch are working to restore historic St Mary's.

Reindeer Run 2023: The full event returns to Whitchurch after three Christmases online

The locally-renowned fun-run takes place on Saturday, December 2 in aid of a good cause

Looking for a quirky Christmas gift? What about a tiny tale in a matchbox?

Whitchurch author creates scrolls of stories in genres from fantasy to romance

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