Calls have been made for a street in Cardiff to be named after a man who was wrongly convicted of murder. Senedd Member for South Wales Central, Rhys ab Owen, has asked Cardiff Council about the possibility of getting a street in Butetown named after Tony Paris, one of the Cardiff Three, who recently died aged 65.
Mr Owen made the request on behalf of Tony's daughter, Cassie Parris, who said having a street named after her father in Butetown would mean "everything". "[My dad] wouldn't want people to forget what happened," said Cassie.
"If I could do anything for my dad, it would be that. I don't think there is any other way I can pay tribute to him. I know he went through so much and we have been through so much. Everyone who has supported the guys and the Cardiff Three - it is in everyone's history."
