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Net Zero carbon target a long way off, new data reveals

‘Clean Air Zone’ crucial for Cardiff, say environmental campaigners CARBON (CO2) emissions in Cardiff are the third highest of any Welsh local authority, according to the newly-released monitoring figures from 2018. The data, made public by the Department for...

Meet the ex-soldier running 2,500 miles to every EFL stadium for charity

Runner Nathan Richardson will visit Rodney Parade, Cardiff City Stadium and Swansea’s Liberty Stadium next week for Mind and SuperJosh FORMER soldier turned mechanical engineer and runner, Nathan Richardson, 28, from Manchester, left Old Trafford on March 7, marking...

'Sim racing' is saving grace of an industry gripped by coronavirus

When lockdown measures brought race fixtures to a standstill, it helped motorsport fans get their adrenaline fix THE coronavirus lockdown has meant motorsport events across the world had to be...

Lack of diverse apprentices blamed on careers advice

Fewer than 3.5% of apprenticeships in Wales are started by people from BAME backgrounds – and charity says advisors are not impartial IN 2019 5.4% of Wales’ population consisted of...

Number of Welsh speakers rises for fourth year in a row

There are an estimated 85,400 in Cardiff, says the latest annual population survey THE number of Welsh speakers has increased for the fourth consecutive year according to the latest data...

Number of trainee teachers in Wales continues to decline

Primary and secondary schools below their target, warns union THE number of new trainee teachers in Wales is declining and below target according to data recently released by the Higher...

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...

These three Welsh constituencies are the worst in England and Wales for sewage spills

Council pothole payouts double as Cardiff’s roads worsen

Walking rugby: the sport where friendship wins

Walking rugby: the sport where friendship wins

How a Cardiff baseball team is throwing a curveball in Welsh sport

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

WATCH: Why is Gavin and Stacey so tidy?

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

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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