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Protests continue in fight to save Whitchurch nature spot

‘Yes to Velindre, no to Meadows destruction,’ say campaigners PROTESTERS striving to save the Northern Meadows in Whitchurch from intended development say they will keep fighting until the proposed location is reviewed. Following a successful initial demonstration last month, the...

Green recovery from pandemic 'best option for Wales'

Tackling climate crisis is great way to rebuild economy, say experts As the Welsh Government considers how to recover from the pandemic, experts say a green recovery is the best...

Gardening will lead to NHS savings, says expert

Health benefits of horticulture could cut down GP appointments and support recovery THE positive impact gardening has on mental and physical well-being will reduce GP appointments and support recovery from...

Cardiff churches live-stream to reach worshippers

Some may open for private prayer, says Welsh Government NEW rules published by the Welsh Government have lifted the ban on weddings and civil partnerships in Wales and allowed private...

Men’s Sheds: Volunteers in Rhiwbina making PPE during lockdown

The number of Men’s Sheds in the UK has nearly doubled in past four years THE Den, a Men’s Shed in Rhiwbina, is donating PPE to care homes around Cardiff,...

Protesters demand justice a year after Shukri Abdi’s death

PROTESTERS gathered outside the Senedd in Cardiff Bay to pay tribute to a 12-year-old Somalian refugee who drowned in the River Irwell in Manchester last year. The protest held in...

Petition to prevent Roath lake closing due to toxic algae

Call for long-term solution to stop ‘jewel in the crown’ of city parks shutting for third summer THREE Liberal Democrat councillors have launched a petition calling on the council to...

Three Penarth women to tackle a marathon this weekend

Trio were due to take part in Walk the Walk’s charity Moonwalk on Saturday A MARATHON walk is a challenge that three Penarth women will still tackle this Sunday, even...

Man climbs to height of Everest base camp using stairs

He travelled 2,520 metres over three days while in isolation to raise money for charity A MAN has completed the equivalent of climbing from Lukla, Nepal to Mount Everest base...

Pentyrch man makes safety visors for frontline workers

£6,500 raised for materials in less than a week A PENTYRCH man has set up a voluntary project to make vital safety equipment for local key workers during the coronavirus pandemic. Richard Blackwell, of Bronllwyn, wanted to give...

More than just a mascot: The story of Shenkin IV, the regimental goat who even claims his own salary

We zapped 100 vehicles with a speed gun and almost all drove over the speed limit on these 20mph roads

Cardiff joins calls to transfer Crown Estate profits to Wales amid financial pressure on its budget

Wales eye record attendance ahead of England clash in Women’s Six Nations

‘I never see us as an underdog’: Craig Bellamy confident as Wales look to extend unbeaten run

Cardiff’s fan turnout among worst in Championship as team struggles on field

The festival celebrating the laugh-out-loud spirit of Welsh comedy

‘If we don’t do it now, the link will be broken’: VE Day exhibition appeal to preserve Whitchurch’s history

How the Luke Littler effect arrived in Llandaff North via a new youth darts tournament

Greyhound racing will be banned in Wales, but what happens to dogs when they can no longer compete?

The UK is at a turning point as it debates the rights and wrongs of assisted dying

Beer, darts, and a century of stories: Inside Splott’s last proper boozer

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