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Mixed response to plans to open more Cardiff roads for street traders

PLANS by Cardiff Council to increase the number of streets open to street traders during big events have had a mixed response from business owners. It was recommended at a...
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First-time buyers urged to go green in an eco-friendly Cardiff home

ECO-FRIENDLY houses, complete with electric car chargers, promise to lower electricity bills in an attempt to encourage first-time buyers in Cardiff to go green. The Liv Eco apartments being built near Michaelston...
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The derelict St Pauls Church in Penarth has been abandoned since 2011.

Concerns continue over council plans for derelict Penarth church

  CONCERNS that St Paul’s Church in Penarth will not provide residents with community facilities have continued despite council plans to build a ‘mixed-use community facility’ there. The Vale of...
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Children should be taught about domestic abuse, say AMs

EDUCATION on domestic abuse and sexual violence should be made mandatory in schools, say politicians and charities after an inquiry.   The news coincides with the sentencing at Cardiff Crown Court...
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Greater openness needed in science, say Cardiff researchers

MORE transparence is needed in science, say researchers at Cardiff University. Panelists from Academia Europaea, Cardiff Knowledge Hub and the Young Academy of Europe discussed the importance of open data...
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EXCLUSIVE: Father and son's lucky escape after being told to dig up cables

A FATHER and son avoided serious electric shocks after Western Power advised them to dig up live cables under their Cardiff drive. The company suggested Gareth Meese and his father Ken...
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18-year sentence for lying Cardiff chef who murdered his Chinese girlfriend

A CARDIFF chef who murdered his Chinese girlfriend was branded a liar today by the judge who sentenced him to a minimum 18-year jail term. Jordan Matthews, 24 from Ely Road in Llandaff, was...
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Hundreds show support for migrant workers in Wales at Senedd

HUNDREDS of people gathered outside the Senedd yesterday to highlight the contribution migrant workers make to the economy in Wales. The event was organised as part of the One Day...
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Cardiff chef found guilty of murdering his Chinese girlfriend

A CARDIFF chef has been found guilty of murdering his Chinese girlfriend today after six hours of jury deliberation. Jordan Matthews, 24 from Ely Road in Llandaff, had been in...
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Clive Myrie with Tim Hartley at The New Atrium, University of South Wales.

"Work hard and give 100 percent” BBC journalist advises students

BBC News presenter Clive Myrie visited Cardiff to talk to students about his career in local and national news organisations. Mr Myrie, whose career spans over 30 years, spoke with...
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