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Protesters gather against Cardiff Council Budget Cuts (PHOTOS)

Protesters from all around the city gathered outside hall ahead of the budget announcement.

Grangetown Local History Society complete the trilogy

Sam Tegeltija

The Grangetown Local History Society has published  Memory Book 2, the third book of the series 

Independents staggered at wasteful Cardiff Council

Dom Gilbert

The total catering and paper bill for the budget meeting was over £4000 

Farming in the city

Neil Bellis

A couple of Cardiff groups have created a map plotting where food does and can grow in the city.

Cardiff Foodbank to get more than £10,000 from Comic Relief

Oliver Clark

Cardiff Foodbank has been guaranteed a minimum of £10,000 from Comic Relief after being entered into an online poll alongside other charities around the UK.

West Wharf Gallery to re-open after 20 years

Henry McMorrow

AN ART gallery which has been closed for 20 years is to reopen its doors to the public.
Elizabeth Cooling will be welcoming members of the public into her newly-opened West Wharf Gallery on the top floor of Jacob’s Market on West Canal Wharf from around April 6, after closing it in 1993.
The gallery was a huge success in the late 1980s and early 1990s and attracted people from all over the world to its exhibitions, with famous supporters including George Melly and Molly Parkin.

Review: Once upon again

Hwyel Nelson

IF YOU watch Dora the Explorer, you’ll notice she never gets taken to a dark wood by her parents and abandoned.
 Peppa Pig never witnesses a wolf being slaughtered and her tramautised grandmother slithering out. Dora and Peppa go on picnics to the zoo instead, and while the occasional balloon may float away, no-one gets mauled or kidnapped.

Single Reviews: Bastille and Laura Mvula

Sophie Gidley

Pompeii and Green garden 

St David's Day around the world

Sheri Hall

Take a look at these pictures of St David's day celebrations from all over the world!

Devils aim to slay the Giants and smother the Blaze

Hattie Sime

Devils face three matches in three days 

A superb car at a bargain price

Pennant Jones

The Hyundai i30 is a smooth ride and very popular with customers 

Welsh wine made with Cariad

Neil Bellis

Llanerch vineyard produces Cariad wine and is one of seven Welsh vineyards 

Czekaj eyeing a return to test match rugby

Neil Bellis

Chris Czekaj has not given up on adding to his nine Wales caps 

Councillor warns against rising population pressures

Ollie Latus

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Councillor Ahmed has around 7000 people in his ward, compared with an average of 3,400 electors per councillor, across Cardiff

Dragon directs fire on Scotland before England

Chris Peilow

Neil Jenkins is refusing to think of the England game until Scotland have been beaten 

Nudging closer to a greener city

Tom Metcalf

Green footprints will be painted leading towards the nearest bin as part of the "nudge theory" to tackle litter

Football clubs disgusted at price hike

Pennant Jones

Cardiff Council have increased football prices by 44 per cent 

Welsh Conservatives want tax cut to boost economy

Becky Parker

The move would save 120,000 people a collective total of £16m 

TV Reviews: Penguins: Spy in the Huddle and Britain on Benefits: Channel 4 Dispatches

Jenny Awford

An intimate and never before seen view of Penguins. Channel 4 investigates why the disability living allowance has been scrapped. 

Cardiff teenager conquers the world to win gold

Neil Bellis

A proud Father reflects on his daughter's gold medal success at the World Track Cycling Championships 

Cardiff Bay residents terrorised by khat menace

Sheri Hall

Atlantic Wharf residents suffer anti-social behaviour from khat fuelled youths

NUT Cymru lash out at 'rushing' of Llanrumney High School closure

Henry McMorrow

The school will merge with Rumney High next year.

Time to turn the page on Page 3?

Laura Lea

Public opinion may be turning against The Sun's News In Briefs.

Used needles hazard on Cardiff football pitch

Chris Peilow

The AFC Butetown pitch is consistently littered with used needles

Tom Maynard Trust ensures legacy of Cardiff cricketer continues

Tom Burrows

Since Tom's death last year, The Tom Maynard Trust has proved a great success and a host of sponsored events are planned for 2013.