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16/06/2025

Thought baseball was just an American sport?

Gwilym Hubbard went to Pontcanna Fields to watch Cardiff Merlins Baseball Club, Wales’ only adult baseball team, in action.

Full video available on The Cardiffan’s YouTube channel.

11/06/2025

‘Oh, what’s occurin?’

The Cardiffian travelled up to Barry to chat to Knock off Nessa, some Gavin and Stacey superfans and explore some of the iconic filming locations with Brit Movie Tours.

The full video is on ‘the youtube’ now. 👇

Who’s the GOAT?Meet Lance Corporal Shenkin IV, the military goat who comes from a long line of mascots of the 3rd Battal...
28/03/2025

Who’s the GOAT?

Meet Lance Corporal Shenkin IV, the military goat who comes from a long line of mascots of the 3rd Battalion of The Royal Welsh.

by Joe Hearn.

Walk past Maindy Barracks opposite the Heath pub in Cardiff and there is a good chance you'll spot a goat leisurely grazing on the grass

Have you ever been caught speeding? The 20mph limits are often not kept to, but how many people aren't? By Dylan Bilyard...
28/03/2025

Have you ever been caught speeding?

The 20mph limits are often not kept to, but how many people aren't?

By Dylan Bilyard

‘Every car journey I go over the speed limit - I don’t even think about it. It just doesn’t feel like punishment is inevitable'.

Last night, Cardiff Council voted to back calls to bring the Crown Estate under Welsh control.But, just what exactly is ...
28/03/2025

Last night, Cardiff Council voted to back calls to bring the Crown Estate under Welsh control.

But, just what exactly is the Crown Estate? Rachel Fergusson explains what this all means for The Cardiffian.

The city, which paid £17,000 over in 2024, is the 19th Welsh council to back the call

Have you encountered a dangerous dog? Data finds that 848 out-of-control dog complaints were made to the South Wales for...
28/03/2025

Have you encountered a dangerous dog?

Data finds that 848 out-of-control dog complaints were made to the South Wales force in 2024 – up from 107 a decade earlier

By George Ratcliffe

848 out-of-control dogs complaints were made to the South Wales force in 2024 - up from 107 a decade earlier

A Nutella croissant? Chocolate Pain Suisse? Lemon and Raspberry Meringue Tarts?Meet the Bake Off winner whose patisserie...
28/03/2025

A Nutella croissant? Chocolate Pain Suisse? Lemon and Raspberry Meringue Tarts?

Meet the Bake Off winner whose patisserie delights have attracted Cardiff residents to his bakery, hidden on an industrial estate.

by Sam Riley

Their signature pain suisse is made from chocolate dough, chocolate crème and topped with chocolate crémeux

Want to learn more about Adamsdown’s history?Meet John Sennett, its resident historian who says he “wouldn’t want to be ...
28/03/2025

Want to learn more about Adamsdown’s history?

Meet John Sennett, its resident historian who says he “wouldn’t want to be anywhere else.”

by Benedict Elliot.

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“I wouldn’t want to be anywhere else. There's no place like it," said John Sennett, 52

In need of a laugh this weekend?Pigeon Laughs, a short comedy film festival is returning to Cardiff for two days celebra...
28/03/2025

In need of a laugh this weekend?

Pigeon Laughs, a short comedy film festival is returning to Cardiff for two days celebrating the best of Welsh comedy.

by Sam Riley

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The Pigeon Laughs Short Comedy Film Festival returns to Cardiff for its third year

A violent misogynist harassed his ex-partner with offensive messages and threatened to petrol bomb her car after the bre...
28/03/2025

A violent misogynist harassed his ex-partner with offensive messages and threatened to petrol bomb her car after the breakdown of their relationship, a court heard.

by Benedict Elliot.

Threatening voicemail messages left by Giuseppe Trace, 25, were read out in court

Vale of Glamorgan council spent nearly two million pounds fixing potholes last year, the equivalent of £735 per pothole-...
28/03/2025

Vale of Glamorgan council spent nearly two million pounds fixing potholes last year, the equivalent of £735 per pothole- and there’s more funding on the way.

by James Bessant Davies

Penarth Information - for Local Residents PENARTH Chat, Help & Information Barry Community

Each pothole reported in the Vale of Glamorgan last year cost an average of £735 to fix, according to council figures.

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