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Entering a world of style and elegance

IN bygone days the lady of the house would have alighted from her horse drawn carriage under the shelter of her portico before entering her home. Read

Was this the worst planning application in city’s history?

WAS this the worst planning application in Cardiff’s history? Read

Artistic Italian job for baritone Paul

CARDIFF baritone Paul Carey Jones makes his debut this month at one of Italy’s major opera houses, appearing as artist Andy Warhol. Read

Snakes take a trip to insurance firm

SNAKES alive! This was the moment when Admiral Insurance’s Cardiff headquarters found itself inundated with particularly slippery customers. Read

Baby joy for Lizzy and Matt

BABY: Phoebe Price. Read

Seven-year-old’s garden wins Cardiff in Bloom

A SEVEN-YEAR-OLD’S ladybird-themed flower garden has been brought to life after it won the Cardiff in Bloom competition. Read

Drunk man’s 400 calls to 999 service

A MAN made around 400 emergency calls to the police and ambulance service in just one year. Read

Margaret wins University people’s fellow award

THE People’s Fellow has finally been chosen. Read

Day pleads not guilty to drink driving

CELEBRITY Darren Day has pleaded not guilty to drink driving. Read

Tall ships scuppered

CARDIFF will miss out on hosting the world-renowned Tall Ships maritime extravaganza after the Assembly refused to pledge £1.4m in support. Read

Speaking the same language on cleaning

PUPILS from English and Welsh-speaking schools which share the same site got together to carry out a litter pick. Read

Honour your hero

THE vital voluntary work underpinning the spirit of our communities is recognised by this award. Read

Community’s heroes deserve to be honoured

ANY community would be proud to have an award-worthy resident like Jill Owen. Read

Bogus ‘water board’ caller snatched large sum from OAP

POLICE are appealing for information after a man claiming to be from the water board stole a large sum of money from a pensioner. Read

Dad’s aiming for Everest after Alaskan adventure

INTREPID explorer Ian Grifiths achieved a childhood dream by climbing to the summit of North America’s highest mountain. Read

Help to give young people a voice

DO you think young people today are a major problem? Or do you feel that many just need to have their interest sparked and the opportunity to fulfil their potential? Read

Supermarket fined after worker injured

A SUPERMARKET chain has been fined after a 17-year-old employee suffered serious spinal injuries when he slipped while pulling a loaded pallet truck. Read

‘It’s a bit tiring but four’s a nice number to have’

BABY: Phoebe Price. Read

Fire fears silenced hundreds of horns

HUNDREDS of air horns were confiscated from fans flocking to the Millennium Stadium for the British Speedway Grand Prix. Read

Nearly one in 10 Welsh prisoners test positive for drugs

NEARLY one in 10 Welsh prisoners has tested positive for drugs in random tests, according to figures released under the Freedom of Information Act. Read