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Andy Burnham sits in Cardiff city centre and invites public to 'ask anything'

The next Prime Minister was quizzed by the public on a series of issues

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Met Office has its say after BBC presenter predicts fourth heatwave for Wales

We're only just coming out of the third heatwave of the year, but some forecasters think the fourth is just around the corner

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Concern for welfare of missing boy as urgent search launched in Cardiff

Police said they were currently searching the city centre for the missing 12 year old

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Cardiff suburb with leafy streets ranked the worst in the city for litter fines

The Cardiff ward, which includes some of the leafier areas of the city, was well ahead of other areas in terms of litter fines

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Cardiff councillor who took part in police station protest suspended

His actions were part of a spontaneous protest in the front desk area of Cardiff Bay Police Station which saw a total of 16 people arrested.

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Man chose life of crime to make quick cash when he became unemployed

Tariq Francis, 29, was found to be in possession of 12.968g of crack cocaine and £930 in cash

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Major step forward for Cardiff parking scheme that could affect hundreds

The council has said that the current funding levels are 'simply insufficient'

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New details emerge of Cardiff's congestion charge alternative that could raise £10m a year

There is hope it will 'revolutionise public transport in the city' but council has been told they will need to move fast

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Council Cabinet set to rule out a Congestion Charge for Cardiff

Cardiff Council’s Cabinet has announced that it does not back a congestion charge and instead will consult on a Workplace Parking Levy over the Autumn.

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He told an elderly woman he was from the police before defrauding her out of £20k

She was told not to inform any family members or friends

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'I felt lost after my parents died but I've realised setbacks don't define your future'

Romzan Ali said he was unsure about what the future would look like after both his parents passed away

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Music festival with 'once-in-a-lifetime' gigs to take over Cardiff Bay this autumn

Cardiff Music City Festival is back and music fans can now take a look at the Llais line-up for 2026

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Massive 260ft structure appears overnight in Cardiff Bay

Visitors to Cardiff Bay will be able to get the thrill of their lives thanks to the 80ft ride

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Man who'd taken cocaine killed Cardiff cyclist weeks after failing driving test

Teddy Picton, 20, caused the death of Brad Craven, 72, who died as a result of serious injuries a month later in hospital

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Teacher made sexual comment to pupils about older boyfriend, hearing told

'I remember thinking, 'I don't know why she is telling me this,'' said one pupil

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Summer with a DIFF’erence returns for 2026

Cardiff Youth Service is bringing back its popular Summer with a DIFF’erence programme for 2026, offering a packed programme of activities, trips and experiences for young people aged 11-25 throughout the school holidays.

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Cardiff park pond turns to sludge with woman wading in to save drowning bird

A pond once thriving with wildlife turned into a layer of algae and thick mud in the scorching temperatures

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Report reveals the powerful impact city-wide music project had on thousands of children who found their voice through mu

A new evaluation report has highlighted the significant impact of Cardiff's pioneering Codi Llais project, demonstrating how music can help young people develop confidence, creativity, a stronger sense of belonging and a collective voice.

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Award-winning Cardiff restaurant to close as owner says they've 'admitted defeat'

Maasi's Pakistani café has been based at St Luke's Hall since it opened five years ago, but now the church says the business has outgrown the 'original agreement'

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Canal Quarter Wins National Award for Sustainable Drainage Innovation

Cardiff’s Canal Quarter project has received national recognition for its pioneering use of Sustainable Drainage Systems (SuDS), winning a top accolade at this year’s Susdrain SuDS Awards.