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Cardiff hospital to lead the way in lung cancer research

A hospital in Cardiff has been chosen to participate in an innovative new study to find a potential treatment for a severe form of lung cancer. Velindre Hospital in Whitchurch...
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Muslim Council of Wales criticises attempt to ban veils

Saleem Kidwai, Secretary of the Muslim Council of Wales, hit out against the second reading of the Face Covering Prohibition bill today. The bill, introduced to Parliament by Conservative MP...
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Cardiff addiction charity given £6,000 by Welsh Government

A drugs charity in Cardiff has been given £6,000 by the Welsh Government to be able to offer rehabilitation services on weekends. The Living Room centre, set up by the...
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Services cut by £45m as Cardiff's council tax rises

Cardiff residents face a £45 million cut to services, an average rise in their Council Tax bill of £46 and more than 600 council jobs will go after Cardiff Council...
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Protestors rally at Cardiff City Hall against budget cuts

<!– _ Around 100 people stood in protest of the council budget meeting yesterday, making their protestations heard with loudspeakers and banners. Around a dozen volunteers from various backgrounds made...
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Cardiff therapist nominated for St. David's award

An occupational therapist working for Cardiff and Vale University Health Board has been nominated to receive the St David’s award in an inaugural shortlist. Lara Cowpe raised more than £70,000...
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Cardiff Airport boosted by Six Nations February flurry

Cardiff Airport has announced this February saw record passenger numbers compared to last year thanks to the Six Nations bringing more visitors to the capital. The Wales-France match in late...
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Grangetown Councillors snub play centre meeting

Grangetown Councillors shunned a meeting on play centre referendum yesterday following plans to appoint Plaid Cymru official as chair of community vote. Councillors Ashley Govier and Lynda Thorne, who held...
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Food co ops can save Cardiff families hundreds of pounds

Buying fruit and vegetables at a voluntary food co-op can save families in Cardiff up to £220 a year but fewer and fewer people are using the service. Volunteers at...
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