PAUL “Woody” Woodland was killed in a training exercise shortly after achieving his long-term dream of joining the Special Boat Service; his other dream had been to build a log...
YOUNG Welsh women were inspired by Assembly Members today to think about a career in politics. An event run by women’s charity Chwarae Teg called LeadHerShip, brought 21 women from across Wales together with the...
CANCELLED rest days and high stress are behind low morale within South Wales Police – and caused by swingeing budget cuts, it is claimed. The Police Federation’s Morale and Pay Survey...
A Kurdish activist in Wales has been on a hunger strike for 100 days, the longest in UK history. Imam Sis, 32, a political refugee from Turkey who lives in...
LAST Friday, a day after the New Zealand terrorist attack, South Wales Police officers stood in front of mosques in Cardiff during the day’s prayers. Today, two days after five...
AS a petition to revoke Article 50 is signed by 3.1 percent of Cardiff’s electorate, frustrated Brexit supporters plan to drive around in circles on the M4. Brexiteers are organising...
A WAVE of yellow will take to the streets of Cardiff next week to raise awareness about endometriosis and support those women who suffer from it. The Welsh leg of...
PATIENTS in Pentwyn are unhappy with the service they receive at St David’s Medical Centre. In May last year Cardiff and Vale University Health Board confirmed in a letter to patients...
CARDIFF University will receive £5 million to set up a new research centre to explore new ways to tackle climate change as part of 100 policies released yesterday by the...
DOG walkers could be fined £100 if their pet fouls and if they don’t have the means to clean it up. At last night’s cabinet meeting, the council agreed to...
