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A giant celebration for Roald Dahl day

A giant celebration for Roald Dahl day

September 7, 2011 No Comments

There are marvellous events planned at Cardiff libraries to celebrate one of Cardiff’s most famous sons, renowned storyteller. Roald Dahl Day takes place each year on September 13, the author’s birthday. This year’s event is extra special as it marks the 50th anniversary of James and the Giant Peach. To celebrate, a ‘Peach Party’ will ...

Get ready to rock at Cardiff Central Library

Get ready to rock at Cardiff Central Library

August 24, 2011 No Comments

Cardiff Central Library has teamed up with Alan McGee, the man responsible for bringing Oasis, Primal Scream and Wales’ own Super Furry Animals to our attention. Alan is back with a new band called Broken Vinyl Club who hail from Aberdare and will perform a special performance at the library on Saturday, August 27 at ...

Neighbourhood Learning on course with Cardiff shoppers

Neighbourhood Learning on course with Cardiff shoppers

July 15, 2011 No Comments

There’s more than bargains and must-haves on offer for shoppers and visitors to the city centre this weekend as Cardiff Council launches the new On Course Neighbourhood Learning guide. Officers from the Neighbourhood Learning team will be joining shoppers on Queen Street on Saturday, July 16 to promote the new prospectus that is packed full ...

An Irishman, an Englishman and a Welshman walked into a library…

An Irishman, an Englishman and a Welshman walked into a library…

July 12, 2011 No Comments

This summer Cardiff Central Library will host comedy workshops to tickle the fancy of wannabe comedians aged between 15 and 19.Laughing Matters comedy workshops will be held at the library from Monday, July 18 until Thursday 21.The workshops are free and will run from 11am until 5pm.During the workshops young people will learn essential stand ...

Welsh low-pay workers cheated by employers

Welsh low-pay workers cheated by employers

June 27, 2011 No Comments

Despite nearly three and half thousand poorly paid workers in Wales getting less than the minimum wage since 2002, not one single prosecution has resulted, says Leanne Wood South Wales Central AM. The scandal involves more than a thousand employers who have made underpayments of nearly one and half million pounds and it seems Cardiff ...

Cardiff Central Libary does a rumba

Cardiff Central Libary does a rumba

June 21, 2011 No Comments

Visitors to Central Library next weekend can swap their books for a spot of ballroom dancing at a free dance festival featuring performances from around the world. The Community Languages department of the library will be transformed into a dancer’s paradise on Saturday, June 25 (12- 5pm) with demonstrations of a wide range of dances ...

Blues leavers: strength in depth now a luxury says Young

April 6, 2011 No Comments

Ben White, Tom Davies, Bryn Griffiths and James Loxton are all leaving the Cardiff Blues region at the end of the season. Born in Gosford on the NSW Central Coast, White, was raised in Canberra and attended St.Edmunds College. The Australian flanker signed for Cardiff Blues from ACT Brumbies in 2006. White went on to ...

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Blues bus changes

Blues bus changes

October 7, 2010 No Comments

  The Cardiff Blues Bus for the Edinburgh game on Saturday 9 October will pick up from Wood Street only due to road closures. The buses will therefore start from Wood Street Stop just in front of Cardiff Central Train Station) at 4.10pm. The route has been chosen to enable supporters to visit the stadium ...

Cardiff Half Marathon – Sunday 17 October

Cardiff Half Marathon – Sunday 17 October

October 7, 2010 No Comments

For the second year in a row, the Lloyds TSB Cardiff Half Marathon is full. A staggering 15,000 runners have signed up to take part in Wales’s biggest road race. Runners have surged to take part in this year’s race, with thousands signing up. Places have gone 10 days ahead of when entries were scheduled ...

Willott expresses concern over police DNA arrests

November 26, 2009 No Comments

Commenting on today’s report from the Human Genetics Commission on the DNA database, Nothing to hide, nothing to fear?, Jenny Willott, Welsh Liberal Democrat MP for Cardiff Central, said: “The idea that the police are arresting people that they normally wouldn’t, in order to obtain their DNA, is deeply worrying.

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