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Woman can't get post delivered to new housing estate and even sends letters to herself that vanish
The mum-of-two said she'd missed important health letters, information from the Department for Work and Pensions and scan results
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Man gouges victim's eye and repeatedly punches woman as Cardiff pub brawl descends into 'outrageous' violence
Covie Hallam-Rose, 26, Molly Geoghegan, 27, and Jack Trigg, 27, and Phillip Kavangh, 35, were involved in sickening violence at the Royal Oak pub in Cardiff
High demand means popular Welsh-medium secondary school in Cardiff will expand intake
It is a 'short-term measure' in response to demand
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Cardiff man charged with terror offences
Sajid Idris appeared at Westminster Magistrates Court today charged with a number of offences
Teacher who shared personal history during sex education lesson gets reprimand
Claire Townsend spoke about her sexual past and also joined a WhatsApp chat containing pupils
St John Lloyd RC Primary School praised for inclusive ethos and strong pupil progress in latest Estyn inspectio
St John Lloyd RC Primary School in Trowbridge has been recognised as a welcoming and inclusive learning community where pupils thrive, following the publication of its latest Estyn inspection report.
Cardiff Council's new plan to rid pavements of chewing gum
"We wouldn't have an issue with chewing gum on our streets if people disposed of their gum responsibly"
Historic building in Cardiff's Roath Park to be brought back to life
The Victorian building has sat empty for a number of years
Richard Ashcroft says Cardiff 'started something really special' as castle show brings fans to tears
Richard Ashcroft returned to Wales for his third gig in just over a year - and the love for the singer and musician hasn't waned in the slightest
New funding will help Cardiff Council tackle the sticky issue of chewing gum on Cardiff’s streets
Cardiff Council has successfully secured a £27,500 grant from the Chewing Gum Task Force, administered by environmental charity Keep Britain Tidy, to help clean up chewing gum from the city's streets and reduce the problem in the future.
Opportunity to lease historic property in Roath Park
An historic property in Roath Park, once occupied by members of the renowned Pettigrew family, who helped develop many of Cardiff’s parks and green spaces, is now available to lease.
Cardiff Council Update: 17 July 2026
Here is your Friday update, covering: • Summer with a DIFF’erence returns for 2026 • Report reveals the powerful impact city-wide music project had on thousands of children who found their voice through music • Canal Quarter Wins National Award for Susta
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
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
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
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
Metallica share never seen before pictures of biggest-ever Cardiff gig
The metal kings told fans performing at the Principality Stadium was "well worth" the 30-year wait
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.
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
Major step forward for Cardiff parking scheme that could affect hundreds
The council has said that the current funding levels are 'simply insufficient'