The Cardiff trolleybus service opened on March 1st 1942. Keith Walker charts the rise and fall of the much-loved service Transport in...
Llandaff’s Bill Pritchard was one of 622 men who took part in an extraordinary raid on a German-held port during WW2. This...
The Garden Village movement began in the 1890s in response to the industrial revolution’s side-effects of slums and poor living conditions. Its...
As the Wales journey ends at the semi-finals of the 2016 Euros, we chart the career and life of John Charles, the...
I was on a recent visit to Llandaff when I came across the building works in full swing on the new Memorial...
Peter Davies remembers his days at 21st Cardiff Company of the Boys’ Brigade, based at Ararat Baptist Church, Whitchurch I was like a...
Roald Dahl spent his early childhood in Llandaff and Radyr. The Llandaff Society and the Radyr and Morganstown Society are celebrating 100...
Arguably Llandaff’s greatest son, Roald Dahl is still considered the world’s best story-teller. One hundred years after his birth, his books have...
Until fairly recent times, schooling in North Cardiff was a function of the church, working independently of the state. It may be...
He’s the Prime Minister who initiated a wide range of legislation to improve educational opportunities and the life of working people during...
Rookwood Hospital looks set to close in the near future. The hospital has been taking care of patients for generations. This is...
Beulah Church’s religious contribution to Rhiwbina and the surrounding area can be charted within the context of the first hundred years of...
Rhiwbina’s Brian Mead recalls the fascinating weeks he spent in Bermuda in 1953, guarding the Bermuda Conference. There, among others, he met...
Gareth Neale sheds some new light on the origin of the name of Rhiwbina There have been a number of ideas put...