The local policing team raided the Splott premises and found 604 plants on August 18.

To commemorate this milestone, a Cultural Exchange Day was held on August 6 at North Ely Youth Centre.

According to provisional statistics from WJEC, 36.3% of Cardiff's A-Level grades are A* to A, compared to 29.5% across Wales.

The fundraising drive was launched by Sam Warburton and led by The Rescue Hotel, a charity established in 2020 to support Cardiff Dogs Home.

The event is taking place at Eastern Leisure Centre playing fields on August 6, from 1–4pm.

According to Cardiff Council, the scheme will be completed by March 2026 “under the current timeline”.

The upgraded play area now includes a puzzles-and-games-themed zone and accessible equipment for children of all ages and abilities.

The exercise took place at Oakfield Primary School, St Mellons and was run along with the school and Cardiff Council.

On July 17, Christopher West, 42, was sentenced to one year and four months in prison at Cardiff Crown Court.

Cocker spaniel, Max, and collie spaniel cross, Chase, have joined the dog’s section of South Wales Police.

In total, £200,000 has been awarded to clubs through the scheme, which was delivered by Cardiff Council in partnership with Cardiff Met Sport.

Glyncoed Primary School pupils, staff, and alumni donned retro outfits to honour the founding of the school.

The force add that the “public are urged not to approach him directly” but instead call 999.

The first phase of the project will start on August 1 with six lockers installed near Cardiff Castle.

Local businesses, sports clubs and community groups can lease a former sport site in Llandaff North.

Third sector organisations can apply for for funding up to £2,000 to help improve access to period products.

Cardiff Council has confirmed plans to launch a new electric cycle hire initiative in Spring 2026.

A mix of one, two, and three-bedroom apartments now available for tenants in the former officer building, Scott Harbour, in Cardiff Bay.

Matthew Jones, 29, was sentenced to six years and nine months in prison on June 27 at Cardiff Crown Court.

The artwork was made using 3,000 bucket hats and unveiled on 30 June at St David’s Cardiff.