The stunning scenes of fire and colour to celebrate Cardiff's new £5m Hindu wellness centre The £5m centre is due to open in Cardiff Bay in summer 2024 Wales Online · Jun 4, 2023
Six-year-old girl battling cancer finishes charity run surrounded by her friends and raises thousands for the people helping her through brutal treatment 'She is incredibly brave, as we knew she would be, and we’re so proud of her' Wales Online · Jun 4, 2023
The abandoned bridge over the M4 that doesn't go anywhere The train tracks aren't visible from the road but they're still intact Wales Online · Jun 4, 2023
Family of nine share four beds in Cardiff hotel which ‘stinks of cannabis’ One of their daughters is studying for her GCSEs while sharing a bed with her younger siblings and mum is pregnant. They describe the hotel as 'horrendous' Wales Online · May 22, 2023
The amazing grieving mum who needs a day in bed crying every time she raises a huge amount of cash And she'll never stop Wales Online · May 14, 2023
Teenager turns £50 into THOUSANDS after selling sweets from parents' shed on Facebook and TikTok Callum Baker, who has struggled with his mental health, said the business helped to give him 'a drive in life' Manchester Evening News · May 1, 2023
The magician who runs one of the world's smallest theatres Magician Jasper Blakeley left behind his media career in the capital to move to the Welsh seaside town and pursue his dream Wales Online · May 1, 2023
'I'm 17 and I make £4,000 a week selling sweets from a shed in my parents' garden' Callum Baker, 17, started with only £50 in his pocket but now makes more than £4,000 a week thanks to an online sweet shop he runs from a shed in his parents' back garden Daily Mirror · Apr 29, 2023
The teen making hundreds of pounds a week selling sweets from a shed in his parents' garden Callum Baker struggled with depression growing up but has found a new lease of life since starting his sweet shop business 18 months ago Wales Online · Apr 29, 2023
Enchanting, peaceful square hidden in one of Cardiff's busiest areas 'It's just a little peaceful corner of Cardiff that we can all retreat to, it really does feel like a heaven' Wales Online · Apr 23, 2023
Wales’ last greyhound racing track and the dedicated community fighting against a ban The Senedd is set to carry out an "in-depth consultation" to see if greyhound racing should be banned Wales Online · Apr 15, 2023
Inside illegal rave of 1,000 revellers before chaos and four rushed to hospital Some people travelled more than 200 miles to attend the chaotic event called EggTech or EggTek at an industrial estate in Wales as clips showed ravers dancing at multiple stages Daily Mirror · Apr 10, 2023
All the school and college staff disciplined and struck off so far in 2023 A college lecturer jailed for causing death by dangerous driving and a youth and school worker arrested on criminal charges of human trafficking were among those struck off the professional register along with others who faced varying allegations Wales Online · Apr 2, 2023
'We don't need volunteers to help us on stage': The Welsh theatre company challenging misconceptions about disability Dragon's Heart and Dragon's Soul is a dance theatre company comprised of people with a range of learning disabilities who have performed on the West End and across Europe. Wales Online · Mar 29, 2023
Wales Online · Mar 26, 2023 Dancing and tears as Howells staff who have worked together for decades say goodbye to House of Fraser on its last day In the minutes before the doors opened for a final day of trading, two colleagues danced along the shop floor to Tina Turner's Simply the Best
Wales Online · Mar 26, 2023 The Swansea restaurant rated top on Tripadvisor where Giles Coren says the meatballs are 'historic' Truffle serves 'imaginative and delicious food' and is run by a couple who took a brave plunge when they decided to buy and run their own restaurant
Wales Online · Feb 26, 2023 First look inside Lee Skeet's stylish new seafood and wine bar The renowned Cardiff chef has opened Jackson's bar in the capital's Duke Street Arcade - and it's named after his young son
Wales Online · Feb 19, 2023 'I'm 35 but may only live for another 14 years — I want to accomplish as much as I can before I go' 'No one knows when their time is up, so I want to accomplish as much as I can before I go'
Wales Online · Feb 19, 2023 Cardiff's long-lost trolleybuses and the dedicated band of friends trying to preserve them The Cardiff and South Wales Trolleybus Project has been running for three decades
Wales Online · Feb 18, 2023 The daring couple who turned a food van in their driveway into a thriving business Kristian Pontone and Jodi Dickens ran a pizza truck from their driveway for two and a half years in the pandemic before opening Modo Pizza Romana in Cardiff
Wales Online · Feb 12, 2023 'I could never live on land again, my boat was the best place I could have been in my life to recover from illness' Gerald was a landlubber until a life changing event saw him buying a boat in Penarth Marina as his full-time home. When he became seriously ill the barge and the boating community were his 'Godsend' and now he recommends life on the water to everyone
Wales Online · Jan 29, 2023 ‘I started a clothes rental service from my mum’s front room and now we sell and rent clothes all across the UK’ Hannah May Jones, 30, started renting clothes from her mum's front room and has now taken her on board in the business
Wales Online · Jan 29, 2023 'I had 10 miscarriages and lost my son - everything I have done is for him' Kate Thomas went through so much loss before she got her family - and she is now using her experience to help other parents
Wales Online · Jan 29, 2023 Life on the tight-knit valleys street where everyone knows each other and residents still use coal fires The street is bursting with Welsh history
Wales Online · Jan 15, 2023 We asked people in Whitchurch if they think a statue of Gareth Bale should be erected there 'He's been brilliant for Wales, he's a brilliant player, he's a great role model, and I think that most people in Whitchurch - in fact not just Whitchurch but all of Wales - would be delighted'