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Assembly joins fight to save Memory Lane cake jobs
THE Assembly Government has stepped in to try to save the jobs of 95 workers threatened with redundancy at Cardiff's biggest manufacturer.
Surgeon General Louis Lillywhite visits Cardiff barracks
BRITAIN'S most senior serving military medic has returned to Cardiff to visit the barracks where he first trained.
Port Talbot railway signal workers begin strike.
RAILWAY signal workers today launched six days of strike action today in a row over rosters at a new control centre.
Cardiff bakery workers face Christmas job losses
DOZENS of workers face an uncertain Christmas after one of Cardiff's largest employers announced possible job losses.
18-month jail sentence for uninsured driver who killed friend
AN UNINSURED driver who killed his best friend has been jailed for 18 months after a court heard he was full of remorse.
Parents fail to get unlawful killing verdict on son
THE parents of a spiritual healer who died after a minor foot injury became infected with gangrene failed today in their High Court battle for an inquest verdict that he was "unlawfully killed" by his ex-nurse "soulmate". A judge said Cherie Cameron and Russell Jenkins believed in regularly checking with their "inner being" on how to live their ...
Four held after quad bike pair killed by train
Four men have been arrested after two men were killed by a train that hit a quad bike as they apparently fled the scene of a burglary, police said today.
Carwyn Jones expected to announce cabinet reshuffle
CARWYN Jones will today be sworn in as First Minister. He is expected to announce a Cabinet reshuffle after taking the oath.
Cardiffa s arcade are dubbed cute and cosy
TRADERS seem to be benefiting from increased footfall in the arcades, but what brings the shoppers to Cardiff? Caterina Bertelli, 47, is originally from Florence, Italy, but she has recently moved to Cardiff with her Welsh husband.
Retailers in Cardiff's arcades say business is booming
RETAILERS in Cardiff's historic shopping arcades are toasting a resurgence in trade six weeks after the opening of the new St David's centre.
Quad bikers hit on train tracks
Two men, thought to be in their 20s, travelling on a quad bike have been killed after being hit by a train on tracks in Cardiff.
Cardiff bank robber is jailed a until no longer a threata
A CAREER criminal has been jailed indefinitely for his part in a 104,000 smash-and-grab bank raid.
Body found after fire in bedroom
People are being urged to ensure their smoke alarms are working fully after a body was discovered following a house fire in Cardiff.
Mystery about cause of flooding at Cardiff Bay
The waters of Cardiff Bay burst their banks yesterday close to the city's popular Mermaid Quay shopping, eating and dining area.
Bay kick start for media quarter
Drama village: BBC productions like Sarah Jane Adventures could be moving to production facility in Cardiff Bay DETAILS of the BBC's proposed Welsh drama village have emerged in a planning application submitted for one of the last remaining undeveloped areas of Cardiff Bay.
a Bullya banned from Cathays area of Cardiff
A THUG who terrorised a Cardiff community for two years has been banned from the area.
Cardiff Council enters partnership with Indian IT firm
CARDIFF County Council has entered into a 15-year partnership with one of the world's leading IT consultancies.
Arrow art aimed at the heart of Cardiffa s history and culture
A LANDMARK sculpture that glows in the dark and falls and rises with the tide has been unveiled in the heart of Cardiff.
Campaigners warn Cardiff cana t afford to lose any more leisure space
CARDIFF has just half the recommended public space for sports and recreation, a new study by the city council has revealed.