Ice cream made at Caerphilly parlour from old family recipe is voted the best in the UK It's a real family affair at Minolis Ice Cream Wales Online · Apr 27, 2022
Flytippers leave wasteland in the centre of Cardiff carpeted in dumped fridges, bathrooms and filth The site can be seen by people travelling into Cardiff by train Wales Online · Apr 26, 2022
Chef who travelled the world cooking for Premier League footballers and X Factor stars opens Cardiff shop Craig Marc's culinary skills have seen him cook for famous footballers and travel the globe but he has now set up shop closer to home Wales Online · Apr 24, 2022
The Grangetown hardware shop that's been serving customers for more than 60 years Clarence Hardware has been part of the Grangetown community for over 60 years and is still a bustling shop today Wales Online · Apr 11, 2022
'It took just 10 minutes and someone's car was gone' - I went out with the DVLA enforcement team to catch tax dodgers In 2021 there were 42,379 enforcement actions across Cardiff and Swansea Wales Online · Apr 3, 2022
'I had an aggressive breast cancer aged 23 but faced waiting a year to find out on the NHS had I not gone private' Siobhan Harrison said she worried her stage two, grade three breast cancer might have spread if she'd waited for her original appointment Wales Online · Apr 3, 2022
South Wales Gay Men's Chorus on surviving the pandemic and finally being on the same stage together One of Wales' best known choirs is returning to the stage after the pandemic forced a hiatus Wales Online · Apr 1, 2022
First look inside Cardiff's latest cafe set up by the married couple behind one of the city's top-rated pubs The owners of the Thackeray pub are opening a community cafe in Llanrumney Wales Online · Mar 31, 2022
'I thought I would die': Hero taxi driver storms burning café to rescue woman and dog The building was in flames and has been left wrecked, but those involved are now safe thanks to Amir's heroic actions Wales Online · Mar 29, 2022
The once-bustling Cardiff shopping area that finally has new hope after decades of decay Will the two ambitious schemes halt the decline of a once-popular shopping district? Wales Online · Mar 27, 2022
The scarred landscape left struggling to recover after 10-day wildfire Numerous wildfires have already made their mark on Wales this year, but what happens when the flames are put out? Wales Online · Mar 27, 2022
Unbearable noise and sleepless nights: Life next to the major South Wales Metro works 'It's as though there's someone in your back garden about to come into your house' Wales Online · Mar 27, 2022
'I can't afford to eat sometimes' The people on the front line of the crippling cost-of-living crisis Many say out-of-control energy costs and weekly shopping bills have left them borrowing from family or sitting in freezing cold homes Wales Online · Mar 26, 2022
The Welsh seaside resort that has been promised so much and is still waiting for change 'It could be amazing... It just needs a bit more love' Wales Online · Mar 26, 2022
Daily Mirror · Mar 19, 2022 Isolated village used to have it all with pubs and football club but now it has nothing Abercregan is 10 miles from Port Talbot and only has one road and residents have to drive to the next village to buy a pint of milk
Wales Online · Mar 19, 2022 The tiny and isolated Welsh village that went from having it all to having nothing 'All we’ve seen over the years is closures. I do like the tranquillity but I would also like somewhere that we can go.'
Daily Mirror · Mar 18, 2022 Homeless woman forced to sleep on mum's sofa with baby in pram as they await housing Rebecca Hopkins claimed her local council in Bridgend, Wales, downgraded her to a non priority despite registering herself and her one-year-old child homeless last month
Wales Online · Mar 15, 2022 The historical site which made Swansea a world leader that's painstakingly being restored The Hafod-Morfa copperworks site is being redeveloped to become a Penderyn Whisky visitor attraction and more
Wales Online · Mar 14, 2022 The disabled woman living in a caravan with 'a commode and a microwave' after being removed from council housing list Maria has been moving from "caravan to caravan" for five years and said she is currently "living out of boxes and bags".
Wales Online · Mar 9, 2022 Racial slurs and smashed windows: The vile abuse faced by a Gypsy family on the edge of Cardiff A Welsh Romani Gypsy family living in Peterstone Wentlooge claim signs were put up at their gates calling them "dirty Gypsy scum" and demanding that they "leave"
Wales Online · Mar 5, 2022 The brothers behind the tiny Cardiff coffee shop that's opened on top of a garage Brothers Harrison and Peri have done everything from being skiing instructors to English teachers. Now, they've opened a coffee shop together
Wales Online · Mar 5, 2022 A burger van opposite a new Five Guys in Cardiff is now calling itself Two Guys The van owner was inspired by Joe Lycett changing his name to Hugo Boss
Wales Online · Mar 3, 2022 Historic Westgate Hotel packed to the rafters with donations from Wales bound for Ukraine When Kamila Jarczak requested donations to be sent to her to help people in Ukraine, she says she could never have predicted the sheer scale of the response
Wales Online · Feb 28, 2022 Cameras will fine drivers using this notorious Cardiff rat run as a shortcut The roads have been used as a shortcut for years, and residents have had enough
Wales Online · Feb 26, 2022 Working seven days a week and baking at 3am - the relentless and stubborn man behind Cardiff's iconic tea room David Le Masurier left behind a high flying job in hotel management to open two of Cardiff's most popular independents