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A digital news outlet based in Cardiff, Wales, covering local news, politics, sports, and lifestyle topics with a focus on Welsh events and issues.
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- Tracked since 2026
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Latest stories
- Metallica fans do something incredible as they arrive in Cardiff for gigMetallica fans in Cardiff are supporting blood donation efforts around the band's concert.
- Ella Bruccoleri addresses future of The Other Bennet Sister 'I'm scared'Ella Bruccoleri shared her apprehension about returning to The Other Bennet Sister, as the BBC confirmed a three-part Christmas special for the period drama. The actress described Mary Bennet's potential future with her husband and governessing.
- Award winning author shares touching story of watching The Cure in CardiffAward-winning author Matt Haig shared a touching experience of attending The Cure's concert in Cardiff after being invited by bassist Simon Gallup, who cited Haig's books as support during difficult times. The event was part of the Blackweir Live series in Cardiff.
- Foreign companies increase their presence in WalesWales experienced an increase in inward investment projects in 2025-26, though the number of new jobs promised decreased. The UK as a whole saw a decline in inward investment projects compared to the previous year.
- Fears for Lionel Ritchie, after star cancels tour show with sudden illnessLionel Richie canceled a concert after falling ill mid-performance, causing concerns about his health.
- Man launched merciless assault on partner in hotel room in front of daughterA man brutally assaulted his partner in a hotel room in front of their daughter, was found with a knife, and received a 38-month prison sentence.
- New car park unveiled in the heart of Cardiff BayA new car park with 679 spaces and bike provisions has opened at Mermaid Quay in Cardiff Bay, part of a multi-million-pound investment.
- Plans to replace deteriorating classrooms at Cardiff primary schoolCardiff primary school plans to replace deteriorating classrooms with temporary Portakabin units due to safety and structural issues, ensuring continued education for students.
- A new children's centre could be coming to a Welsh seaside townA new children's role play centre could be approved in Barry, Wales, if council planners give permission, marking the first facility of its kind in the Vale of Glamorgan.
- She was one of 11 and had to leave school at 13 but went on to inspire a generation of womenThe Monumental Welsh Women group unveiled a statue of Elizabeth Andrews OBE JP, a 20th-century activist who fought for women's and children's rights, at Rhondda Heritage Park Museum in Trehafod. The statue highlights her work in improving maternity care and establishing nursery schools, as well as her role in creating pithead baths for mining communities.
- The renovation project that could bag you a home on Wales' most expensive roadA renovation project could enable buying a home on Wales' most expensive road, Hollybush Road in Cyncoed, with a family home currently auctioned at £525,000 and planning permission for extensive renovations.
- Someone turned an old Workmen's Institute into a home - but they didn't finish itAn old Workmen's Institute in Wales is being sold as a home with planning permission for conversion, featuring completed renovations and an auction starting at £195,000.
- Ebbw Vale still struggling 10 years after Brexit 'we shot ourselves in the foot'Ebbw Vale, which strongly backed Brexit in 2016, is reflecting on its impact as it approaches the 10-year anniversary, with residents and commentators still divided over its long-term effects on the town's economy and challenges.
- BBC presenter suffers seizure live on air during World CupBBC Radio 5 Live presenter Steve Crossman had a seizure live on air during World Cup coverage in Mexico. He has epilepsy and is running the London Marathon next year to raise funds for the Epilepsy Society in memory of his sister who died from SUDEP. Supporters expressed encouragement on social media.
- Teddy Swims at Cardiff's Blackweir Live banned itemsTeddy Swims at Blackweir Live has specific restrictions on items attendees can bring, including banned furniture and bag size limits, while allowing increased water provisions and cashless food concessions.