Seven young men speak honestly about their experience of drugs growing up in Wales "I have 13 and 14-year-olds who come in telling me they've done pills and it's just thinking 'woah'" Wales Online · Mar 6, 2022
The once-thriving town centre in Aberdare that feels the world is passing it by "There's nothing for people to come here for" Wales Online · Mar 6, 2022
The real life story of one of Wales' toughest men who has faced everything Dario DeAbreu has had to deal with the hardest things life can throw at you - from sleeping rough as a child, to petty crime and much later cancer. Yet he says he's always felt like a scared little boy. Wales Online · Mar 6, 2022
The former Cardiff Rugby man who has brought the good times back to a city centre bar Karl Kruger Williams has been running bars for 40 years - and has scored another success by relaunching Barocco Wales Online · Mar 5, 2022
We asked people if they would self-isolate with Covid if they didn't have to and this is what they said It's a quandary that many will face in the coming months Wales Online · Mar 3, 2022
All the crimes reported across Bridgend over the last year and where There were 12,732 crimes reported in the year 2021 Wales Online · Mar 2, 2022
Frozen in time renovation project in one of Cardiff's most popular suburbs Step back in time to a retro wonderland with the chance to update to your style Wales Online · Feb 28, 2022
39 hidden food and drink gems in Cardiff We've rounded up some of the best places to eat and drink in Cardiff which are off the beaten track Wales Online · Feb 25, 2022
Woman receives 'significant facial injuries' after tripping over controversial Wellfield Road bollards There have been reports of people tripping over the bollards Wales Online · Feb 24, 2022
Chance to live on one of Wales' most colourful streets What colour would you paint it, or would you go for a mural? Wales Online · Feb 23, 2022
The long lost buildings of Cardiff and what they were knocked down for The demolition of some of these buildings show just how much Cardiff has changed Wales Online · Feb 22, 2022
Behind the scenes at Cardiff Bay Barrage and the people who keep it running There's more than meets the eye to one of the capital's most stunning walks Wales Online · Feb 21, 2022
The fruit shop closing after being passed down through generations for 50 years While the family business still has other branches, a community is sad it's closing the original shop after almost five decades Wales Online · Feb 19, 2022
'I blacked out in the gym and in months was struggling to walk to the shops' Leigh Manley was super-fit but it turned out he was a ticking time bomb Wales Online · Feb 19, 2022
Wales Online · Feb 18, 2022 The woman who shares her house with hundreds of massive spiders and creepy crawlies Fiona Evans lives with over 400 spiders and scorpions
Wales Online · Feb 15, 2022 Cardiff restaurant has half of its diners 'no show' on Valentine's Day 'It's just the courtesy to pick up the phone and let people know'
Daily Mirror · Feb 12, 2022 'McDonald's is opening right next to my burger van pitch but I refuse to move' Carl George has sold burgers and hot dogs at the same site in Brynmawr, Blaenau Gwent for nearly two decades and has seen Asda, Home Bargains and Costa Coffee make the site their home - he now faces extra competition from McDonald's
Daily Record · Feb 12, 2022 Burger van owner not planning to move despite new McDonald's opening next to pitch When the brand new McDonald's restaurant opens, Carl George will find himself just mere feet away from the drive-through windows of the fast food chain.
Wales Online · Feb 12, 2022 The tumultuous history of Cardiff's oldest hotel The Royal Hotel in St Mary Street in Cardiff was built in 1866 and its chequered history includes an abandoned baby, Captain Scott's final dinner, and dereliction
Wales Online · Feb 11, 2022 'It's still really early to make that decision': What people in Wales say about face masks being scrapped Some people said they would continue to wear masks in shops and on public transport if face coverings were completely scrapped in Wales
Wales Online · Feb 9, 2022 Latest pictures of new Fitzalan High School as building gets well underway The £64m project includes a hall with capacity for all 1,800+ pupils, a swimming pool and "immersion" studio to recreate different environments
Wales Online · Feb 7, 2022 The incredible story of the small market stall that has been entertaining children for 30 years Traditional toy shop, Sugar & Spice, has been based in Pontypridd town centre for 30 years
Wales Online · Feb 7, 2022 The Cardiff man who built a recording studio in his back garden and now works with musicians all over the world If you walked past it on the street you'd never know it was there
Wales Online · Jan 30, 2022 The community battling a reputation for violence and vandalism where children have been beaten up "If we're going to save a generation of young people, we need to invest in youth provision"
Wales Online · Jan 29, 2022 The Merthyr chef serving lobster from his award-winning seaside street food truck Jamie O'Leary has brought his fine dining skills from Merthyr Tydfil to the seaside at Ogmore-by-Sea