Land Rover tax for biggest most polluting vehicles is being considered by Cardiff council who are considering plans to charge people who own larger cars more to park in the city and plans to ban vehicles over a certain size from applying for any permit to park in restricted areas. Cars which are highly polluting […]
Driving theory test – 10 hardest questions
Driving theory test questions are tricky, the 10 hardest questions have been revealed by the AA. New data from the breakdown and insurance company has revealed that less than a fifth (18%) of qualified drivers are very confident they could pass a retake. It comes as the AA Driving School analysed 5.5 million answers from […]
Data centre in Tremorfa – world’s biggest batteries.
The data centre element of the scheme, which Latos is responsible for will be powered by one of the world’s biggest batteries. Work on a project which will see built in Cardiff has begun, one of the firms behind it has announced. Latos Ltd and other companies, including PCG Ltd and TEP Ltd, were recently […]
Welsh restaurants in the Michelin Guide
Welsh restaurants are varied, we have fantastic restaurants and gastropubs, all of which showcase the very best of Welsh produce. But some are on a different level to the rest, and have been recognised by the prestigious Michelin Guide. The Michelin series of guides have been published since 1900 and is renowned all over the […]
Surveyors find flammable cladding was used on Cardiff Bay flats
Flammable cladding has been found by surveyors have found several fire safety risks at an apartment complex in Cardiff Bay, with flammable polystyrene in the walls and a lack of adequate fire barriers. Residents living at Victoria Wharf are facing bills of thousands of pounds to pay for increased insurance premiums and works to make […]
Pride march ‘We had to live in fear and secrecy just for being ourselves’
Pride March In 1985, if you were gay life was very different there was Pride March. In 1985. Few people were out publicly, at work or in their local town or city. There was no legal protection at work. There were very few role models, teachers weren’t out, there was harassment and bullying, people were […]
St Fagans – The story of Wales’ best-loved museum
St Fagans museum is an outstanding collection of buildings saved and moved from their original location but did you know how exciting it is for kids? A group of excitable children are jostling for position as they climb and swing through beech trees, harnessed to a safety wire as they wobble along a balance beam. […]
New County Hall – Cardiff Council
Cardiff Council’s new County Hall have revealed the proposed look of their new HQ amid plans to demolish the current County Hall building. The council plans to knock down their current base and built a smaller office nearby. The development forms part of the wider regeneration of Atlantic Wharf, which extends over 30 acres, with […]
Cardiff caves
Cardiff caves are nestled among towering beech trees with panoramic views over Cardiff’s skyline this spot exudes tranquillity. But don’t let the serene surroundings or solid ground fool you. Beneath your feet lies one of Cardiff’s most closely-guarded secrets: an extensive network of underground caves, arguably the largest in any UK city. These caverns hold […]
Ely Trail Cardiff: Cycling route
The Ely Trail Cardiff is a stunning route that winds through some of the city’s most beautiful parks and historic sites. Stretching from Bute Park through Llandaff Fields, Llandaff Cathedral, Fairwater, and ending in St Fagans, this scenic pathway is perfect for walkers, cyclists, and nature lovers alike. Whether you’re looking for a peaceful riverside stroll […]