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How roadworks at one of Cardiff's busiest junctions is affecting businesses and residents

The roadworks have caused a mixed response from businesses but residents have welcomed the 'peace and quiet' of a once busy street

Wales Online · May 1, 2023

'I lost my unborn daughter to a rare condition but a simple change to maternity notes could help others like me'

Liv Barnard is hoping her idea will be rolled out across the UK

Wales Online · Apr 30, 2023

First look inside Cardiff restaurant Cora's new home as Lee Skeet opens up about his plans

Lee Skeet opened Jackson's at the end of March and is reopening Cora after it relocated to the city centre

Wales Online · Apr 27, 2023

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The amazing history behind Cardiff's beautiful city centre buildings before they were fast food chains, bars and hotels

We walk past these Cardiff buildings every day but they have fascinating histories

Wales Online · Apr 27, 2023

Talented rugby player, 17, took own life after worrying he didn't have a job

17-year-old Logan Luker, who "gave his heart and soul" to the game took his own life had been feeling down in the weeks leading up to his death on November 1, 2021

Daily Mirror · Apr 25, 2023

Inside medieval castle transformed into £33k-a-year school for princes and princesses

St Donats Castle in the Vale of Glamorgan is home to the Atlantic College which is attended by princes and princesses as well as children of millionaires and refugees

Daily Mirror · Apr 23, 2023

Families living under motorway say they couldn't imagine living anywhere else

As a child, Joanna Care would spend most days with her sisters and their friends building ramps and riding their bikes under the flyovers.

Daily Record · Apr 22, 2023

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'We live under a busy motorway - it's not for everyone but we LOVE it'

Mums Joanna Care and Gabrielle Gillings from Port Talbot in Wales explain why they enjoy living under a 45ft high flyover

Daily Mirror · Apr 22, 2023

Council spends £6,000 on commemorative structure but people think it looks like a baked potato

'I’m beans and cheese but the husband would prefer tuna mayo,' one visitor joked

Wales Online · Apr 19, 2023

We asked people in Brecon what they think of the name Bannau Brycheiniog

"And it's fun - even if you don't know Welsh, to learn little things, just like learning different expressions such as how to say 'shwmae' or 'bore da'"

Wales Online · Apr 19, 2023

The latest guide to everything there is to eat at Newport Market

The market has gone from strength to strength in its first year, and there are plenty of new names to try

Wales Online · Apr 18, 2023

Welsh national park changes its name as old one 'is a bit of a nonsense'

The Brecon Beacons is going to be called Bannau Brycheiniog National Park from now on, with Bannau meaning 'peaks' and Brycheiniog referring to the old kingdom of Wales' fifth century ruler, Brychan

Daily Mirror · Apr 17, 2023

The medieval Welsh castle where princes and princesses now go to school

It has been labelled as Hogwarts for hippies and was once owned by a legendary American newspaper baron

Wales Online · Apr 16, 2023

St Canna's Ale House to close down after six years and be transformed into 'pizza pub'

The micropub will stop trading on May 1 and will be taken over by Slizza Pizza

Wales Online · Apr 14, 2023

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Wales Online · Apr 12, 2023

The residents living with black mould and 'sewage' coming through their shower drains

One resident said his crumbling bedroom tiles contain asbestos - although the council has said it does not present a risk

Daily Record · Apr 9, 2023

Man spends £5k on 6ft 'security' wall outside home but council want it bulldozed

Mark Roberts paid £5,000 to erect a six-foot wall outside his home but less than a year later he received a letter from the council demanding its removal.

Daily Mirror · Apr 9, 2023

Man builds 6ft wall outside home for 'security' - now council want it demolished

Mark Roberts paid £5,000 to erect a six-foot wall outside his home in Caerphilly, Wales, but following a complaint he was told by the local council it would need to be demolished

Wales Online · Apr 9, 2023

The almighty planning row over a man’s six-foot wall the council have been trying to demolish for two years

Mark Roberts was shocked when he received a notice from the council telling him to demolish a wall he'd spent thousands on

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Wales Online · Apr 8, 2023

I climbed Pen-y-Fan on the busiest day of the year and saw people turned away at the car park and queues for a selfie at the summit

Is mountain congestion a p[problem on Wales' breathaking natural attraction

Wales Online · Apr 6, 2023

The Butetown group making a real difference to young people in the cost-of-living crisis

An appeal to support voluntary sector organisations in the cost-of-living crisis is to benefit from a £1m donation from the Welsh Government

Wales Online · Apr 4, 2023

Work starts on 'town centre' site that's stood empty for years with its own roundabout to nowhere

After 12 years of waiting there is at last some movement for the project

Daily Mirror · Apr 4, 2023

Australian green steel deal shows UK industry how to do it, say campaigners

Liberty Steel has struck a deal with the Australian government to support its switch to an electric arc furnace at its Whyalla plant - and unions believe it shows how cooperation can benefit the sector

Wales Online · Apr 3, 2023

The incredible turnaround of Cardiff street shoppers were afraid to walk down

Anti-social behaviour in Canton has dropped 70%, according to South Wales Police

Wales Online · Mar 29, 2023

The iconic Cardiff stores we used to love and what replaced them

Howell's has closed its doors for the final time but its not the only city centre institution we've lost over the years

Wales Online · Mar 26, 2023

Hope and scepticism around Cardiff Bay's £280m arena as plan moves ahead

The construction of the arena has been delayed and its price has grown by £100 million

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