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Life After rugby: The Welsh international turned successful businessman

THE WEATHER is overcast on June 2 2012 in Cardiff as the team bus trickles into the Millennium Stadium through Westgate Street. On the bus is an 18 -year- old Harry Robinson. He is about to do what thousands of young people dream of everyday. He is about to play Rugby for Wales.

Survey shows when people were most worried about Covid

FOR many people in Wales, the risk of Covid-19 felt highest in March due to the unknowns surrounding the virus.

Cardiff businesses feel lost amid Brexit confusion

WITH 42 days to go until Britain leaves the EU, billboards and radio adverts are being put up by the Welsh Government...

How city's largest and smallest firms are nearing Brexit

With the prospect of a deal between Brussels, Parliament and The Prime Minister still in doubt, large and small Welsh companies are being...

Llandaff Barclays closes to 'most vulnerable'

BARCLAYS will shut its Llandaff branch on Friday despite worries about the impact the closure would have on elderly residents....

£10m road plan to support Aston Martin plant

A £10m access road will be created to support the new Aston Martin car plant that is due to be...

Hyrox fitness race draws in thousands to Principality Stadium

More than just a mascot: The story of Shenkin IV, the regimental goat who even claims his own salary

We zapped 100 vehicles with a speed gun and almost all drove over the speed limit on these 20mph roads

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

‘I never see us as an underdog’: Craig Bellamy confident as Wales look to extend unbeaten run

Cardiff’s fan turnout among worst in Championship as team struggles on field

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

How the Luke Littler effect arrived in Llandaff North via a new youth darts tournament

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