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Tiger Bay’s history preserved as arts Butetown History and Arts centre is moving.

August 12, 2016 admin 0

The heritage of Cardiff’s iconic Tiger Bay looks set to be preserved in a new arts centre, in May, the Butetown History and Arts Centre announced they would have to close as funding had dried up. But they asked for help finding somewhere to store their archives. Their archive contains items including recordings from people […]

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Daniel Mark Kelley of Llanelli faces cyber crime charges

August 12, 2016 admin 0

Cyber crime charges: Daniel Mark Kelley from Llanelli has been charged of blackmail and money laundering. He has also been charged in relation with an assault on a college computer system, which later impacted coursework submissions and exam management at Coleg Sir Gar, Llanelli. The 19-year-old male from Carmarthenshire has been charged in association with […]

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A Welsh gin made from foraged wild flowers has reached the final of a UK foodie awards

August 12, 2016 admin 0

A Welsh gin distillery which creates drinks from foraged wild flowers has found itself in the final of a nationwide awards designed to find the next culinary big thing. Now in its fifth year, The Young British Foodie Awards is an annual event that seeks out new, visionary talent in food and drink across the […]

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Vale of Glamorgan show enjoys ‘really successful’ day as thousands turn up

August 11, 2016 admin 0

Vale of Glamorgan show an annual event attracted thousands on Wednesday to experience the agricultural event’s vast offering of activities for all ages. Taking place at Fonmon Castle, Barry, around 20,000 people attended the event to take advantage of the local produce and displays on show. The show boasted more than 200 trade stands on […]

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More than £4m from bus lane camera s in Cardiff

August 9, 2016 admin 0

More than £4m from bus lane camera s in Cardiff from the seven bus lane cameras. Since the cameras were turned on in December 2014, there have been more than 138,000 drivers successfully caught and fined. Of those, 108,423 have already paid their fines at either the £35 or £70 level. Figures released which are […]

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RAF helicopter fire on Snowdonia peak after technical issue

August 9, 2016 admin 0

An RAF helicopter has burst on fire on a Snowdonia summit after being compelled to land as a result of a mechanical issue. An air ambulance was sent to the location, along with a coastguard helicopter. All five occupants who were on board the instruction helicopter from RAF Valley on Anglesey have been declared safe […]

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A Street food chef has become the world’s first to earn a Michelin star

August 9, 2016 admin 0

Could Swansea market or Cardiff’s trendy Street Food Circus soon be serving up Michelin-starred food? It might sound crazy but a simple fast food vendor in Singapore has just become the first to be awarded cooking’s most sought after seal of approval. Malaysian-born Chan Hon Meng said he was dumbfounded when he got a call […]

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‘Everyone needs to learn some mutual respect’ Call for a speed limit on the Taff Trail

August 6, 2016 admin 0

There has been a heated reaction to a mooted speed limit for cyclists along the Taff Trail. The trail, which runs from the mouth of the Taff in Cardiff as far north as Brecon , is popular with cyclists as well as dog walkers, joggers and those out for a stroll. A call for a […]

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HIV diagnosis reaches 15-year-high in Wales

August 6, 2016 admin 0

Health experts want more to be done to curb the number of people contracting HIV after figures showed diagnosis in Wales reached a 15-year high. There were 189 positive tests in 2014, according to newly released figures which relates to data from STI clinics. Giving out free condoms and prescribing pre-exposure prophylaxis (Prep) for those […]

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Labour’s Jeremy Corbyn ‘confident’ of support in Wales

August 6, 2016 admin 0

Jeremy Corbyn says he is “very confident” there is support in Wales for his bid to retain the Labour leadership. Mr Corbyn, who is being challenged by Pontypridd MP Owen Smith, visited Merthyr Tydfil and will go to Swansea on Friday. They took part in the first hustings of the leadership contest in Cardiff on […]

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