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Mum of tragic barman Leon Adams hopes attackers are still 'running scared'
THE mother of a barman left severely disabled following a brutal assault says she has not given up hope of catching his attackers.
Louise Perry has fixed grilles over her patio doors and kitchen windows after a number of break-ins.
AFTER break-ins, thousands of pounds spent and near-constant problems of anti-social behaviour around her house, Louise Perry felt like she had no choice.
Rehearsing with Robbie Savage for the Strictly Come Dancing tour
Are you suffering withdrawal symptoms following the end of another series of Strictly Come Dancing? Fear not, as some of the celebrities and dancers have reunited for an arena tour.
Troubled primary school to search for new head
In a joint statement, Cardiff council, the National Association of Head Teachers and governors at Danescourt Primary School yesterday said they had reached an agreed way forward to resolve long-running issues.
Connacht take point away from Cardiff
Cardiff Blues 22 Connacht 15: Connacht outscored Cardiff by two tries to one but they were punished by the boot of Ben Blair at the Cardiff Arms Park.
Anger over claim that Olympics are being used to 'introduce...
CARDIFF council has been accused of using the Olympic Games to introduce residents' parking permit schemes across large swathes of the city "by stealth". The authority this week sent letters to 2,276 households stating that resident-only parking could be introduced in their street as a "Games legacy". With the Millennium Stadium hosting 11 football ... (more)
Can you solve the mystery of this 1950s Barry Island and Penarth cine footage?
IT IS a scene that would not be out of place in family videos up and down the country today.
Historic Butetown church to be knocked down
Bethel Baptist Church in Butetown, which will now be knocked down after plans for a block of flats were approved by councillors.
Pledge as bomb plotters jailed
Surveillance photo of six of the men in Roath Park, Cardiff, including Gurukanth Desai and brother Abdul Miah in November 2010 South Wales Police have promised their efforts to counter terrorism will not end with the jailing of two brothers from Cardiff who plotted to bomb the London Stock Exchange.
Cardiff news: Cardiff cigarette smuggler ordered to pay 91,000 in evaded excise duty
Cigarette smuggler Simon Evans has been ordered to pay more than 91,000 in evaded excise duty on cigarettes purchased at Bristol Airport using fake boarding cards.
Cardiff news: Teacher Tomos Pritchard reprimanded for drunken outbursts
Tomos Pritchard told a professional disciplinary hearing yesterday he had been drunk and disorderly when he leapt up and down on his car in Cathays, Cardiff, on May 10, 2009.
Weston's police commissioner aim
He is to run as an independent candidate and said he thought the new role needed someone who wasn't a politician.
New station plans for Energlyn on show this evening
A PROPOSAL to build a new station at Energlyn will be on show this evening at an exhibition, where the public is encouraged to give feedback.
A Livestock / Arable / Equestrian Farm with a modern bungalow residence of cavity block under a slate roof, subject to an agricultural occupancy condition, with potential for enlargement.
Students relaunch the Cardiffian to fill gap left by Guardian Cardiff closure
The news site staffed by trainee newspaper journalists at Cardiff School of Journalism.
Hydro power plans unveiled for Radyr Weir
The power of the River Taff as it flows through Cardiff could be harnessed to generate electricity under a A 1.5m proposal.
Laboura s David Miliband goes canvassing in Splott
POLITICAL heavyweight David Miliband joined local Labour party members on the streets of Cardiff as they began canvassing for May's local elections.
Cardiff: Jail for film editor who admitted having sex with a 15-year-old girl
A FILM editor who worked on a Welsh Bafta-winning production has been jailed for having sex with a 15-year-old girl.
Family days out that wona t break the bank over February half-term
Stuck for something to do during the half-term break? Cathy Owen comes up with the top 10 ways to entertain your children on a budget during the week off Join the fun family activities at the museum and discover that the birds in your garden are actually dinosaurs with feathers, related to Velociraptor and T-Rex! Also, to coincide with the new art ... (more)
Cardiff: Society's awful attitude to theoldhas to change
Giving people a dignified old age is crucial in our approach to care, writes Baroness Finlay of Llandaff, who is patron of Age Concern Cardiff and the Vale DIGNITY is spoken about as if it is a fixed construct - as if we either have or do not have dignity.