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Cardiff Council have been accused of giving its highest paid managers a pay increase instead of preventing the bedroom tax from impacting the poor.

The cuts in Cardiff Council's budget will force the historic public toilets in The Hayes to close.

First Minister Carwyn Jones says a deal has been struck to bring hundreds of jobs to a business centre in Cardiff as he prepares to “sell Wales abroad”

Ward residents suffer from lack of holes in the wall

The Pen and Wig has a new brew celebrating the month of St David

New £770,000 grant from Welsh Government aims to help poorer pupils with school uniforms

Papergirl Cardiff offers free artwork on two wheels

Dr Rowan Williams calls for more action against inequality at a speech in the Bay

Stella McCartney Olympic clothing greeted with mixed response

A amateur dramatic society in Penarth has hit out at venue hire charges and forced the council to reconsider their demands.

A Wales-wide campaign, urging householders to stop fly-tipping, launched today with Cardiff among the worst areas for rubbish dumping in Wales.

John Griffithsm AM launched Flytipping Action Wales Spring Clean campaign to warn against the illegal dumping of waste and highlight the significant financial cost fly-tipping has to the economy. It will target fly-tipping hotspots around Wales in an attempt to educate residents.

Weekend event expected to boost local economy