A short look at why the cost of homes is spiking and how the city is being affected
The business is soon to open a new warehouse in Cardiff
Cardiff’s commuters walk or cycle more than others in Wales – but they still rely heavily on driving
Over 40% of Cardiffians drive to work, despite the 20 railway stations around the city
THOUSANDS flocked to Cardiff this weekend for the annual Pride Cymru event which included entertainment at Cardiff Castle for the first time.
Road users could be charged to drive in the city centre in a bid to reduce pollution and congestion
It’s a greener option, according to a Cardiff funeral director, who also hopes it might be popular with cyclists who’ve passed away
"People see us as sexually deviant but we’re not. We’re friendly and quirky in our own way.”
The venue has closed down due to “financial and mental stress”
Council workers spent five hours cleaning up Chippy Lane and The Cardiffian went out with them to see what it was like
Jack Blundell developed the app by himself using only his MacBook and says that its popularity is growing
