DISAPPEARING double-yellow lines and building work at Radyr train station have caused increased traffic and damage to cars around Windsor Crescent....
A RADYR resident’s life has been turned upside down after a homeless man set up home on a bench outside her...
OVER the past few years, many youth clubs in Cardiff have been closed due to spending cuts. Until 2014, Radyr...
AERIAL photographers are documenting the completion of a £2.6 million project to build a hydr0-electric power plant on the River Taff. Last...
ST JOHN Cymru Wales are reopening their Radyr division following a two-year closure. Leadership changes initially led to the closure...
CHRISTMAS is fast approaching, and there are lots of things coming up in Radyr to get you into the festive...
RESIDENTS gathered at Radyr’s war memorial on Sunday to honour Britain’s fallen soldiers. Members of the community came together to...
A £2.6m hydro-electric scheme to generate power from the River Taff in Radyr is set to begin.
The scheme at Radyr Weir, which starts next month and is due to be fully operational by April 2016, will generate enough electricity to power up to 550 homes.
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