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Bars, hotels and shops enjoyed a rise in profits as 250,000 people flocked to the capital

The checkered 159-year history of the Vulcan pub which may shut in May

A Big screen has been erected in Cathays Park for fans to watch tomorrow's 6 Nations decider

Statistics have shown 84,947 people in Wales are unemployed, meaning 4.5 per cent of the country are uemployed. 

Chief Scientific Advisor for Wales claimed Welsh science is being vastly underfunded by the UK Research Council

Ticket touts seen advertising in city centre ahead of Grand Slam decider

Residents living near Clare Street in Riverside are worried about the safety of a zebra crossing near two schools, claiming cars often fail to stop or slow down.

Extensive reforms have been made to Cardiff Medical School's training programme, following dissatisfaction from students.

Craig Buse says he's been the victim of over-zealous police conditions after alleged violence at the Riverbank Inn.

Station enquiry clerks set to become a thing of the past as fewer people visit the station to complain.

Traffic along one of the city's busiest stretches as become "dangerous" says Communities First's Joe Redmond.

But police state the number of officers on beat will not be affected after the local community rallied in defence of their station at a meeting last night.