Lansdowne Primary School on Norfolk Street was described as “nurturing and inclusive environment” by inspectors.

Frances Feehan, 22, received the King’s Scout Award and was honoured at Windsor Castle on April 27.

Young people from Cardiff Youth Services assisted in the development of an app to help teenagers with anxiety.

Cardiff Metropolitan University is one of several UK universities involved in Volunteer Zambia.

The Digital Learning Lounge will run at Central Library Hub and is open to visitors of all ages and abilities who want to access digital support.

A man from Llanishen has been sentenced for rape at Cardiff Crown Court.

Sixteen students from the Cardiff Met’s BA (Hons) Fashion Design Degree are currently working on the designs which will be submitted this June.

The project, Routes to Resilience, aims to improve access for walkers, cyclists and horse riders, by creating a core network of trails.

A second series of ‘Saving Lives in Cardiff’ will air on BBC One Wales and BBC 2 National - with the first episode landing on April 9.

Colin Richards, 48, died after sustaining a stab wound to his thigh on April 7 last year.

Adam Pritchard, 32, was sentenced on April 3 at Cardiff Crown Court to eight years and six months in prison.

Located at Sanatorium Park, it features three slides, climbing platforms and a wheelchair accessible roundabout.

The collaborative project was aimed at helping their peers learn Welsh vocabulary and consolidate their Welsh language skills.

Lake Spice Curry House, located on Lake Road West, and its owner, Mamun Miah, faced prosecution after an inspection on September 21 2023.

As part of the strategy, the council’s cabinet approved a new day centre for adults with complex needs, subject to grant funding.

Transport for Wales (TfW) has collaborated with renowned Michelin-starred chef James Sommerin to bring an exclusive, limited-edition menu from April 7.

Marieme and Ndeye Ndiaye are nominated for the young person award in this year’s St David’s Awards.

A three-metre tall and five metre long woolly mammoth has been constructed in the National Museum Cardiff.

The choir is held once a week at Cardiff Metropolitan University and is aimed at helping people with Aphasia.

The men, from Ely, Pentyrch and Penylan, were part of a county lines operation across Cardiff and the Vale of Glamorgan where they exploited teenage boys to sell drugs on their behalf.