But iconic as the steep, atmospheric arenas themselves have become, and outside the narrow parameters of sport, how enamoured is Wales with its capital and largest city? Being home to BBC Wales ...

Cardiff council, which is working with Transport for Wales (TfW) to build the tramway, said Crossrail would eventually connect "some of the most deprived communities" in the city. People are being ...

Those present on 21 December 1955 were among the first to hear Cardiff had become the official capital city of Wales, a day after the decision had been announced in Parliament. This "great honour ...

The Welsh capital has been dominated by Labour since ... as the Millennium Stadium and new shopping developments in the city centre help to maintain Cardiff's dominant position in Wales, while making ...

And the city’s star keeps rising. Go today and you’ll find the dinky capital of Wales is cultured, food-loving, outdoorsy, worldly, and as warm as a Welsh cwtch (hug). You can gawp at fine art ...

long before St David's 2 was unveiled in 2009 It was the day that the face of shopping - and much more - changed massively in Wales' capital city. A huge new extension opened to the St David's ...

The Welsh Rugby Union (WRU) has taken control of Cardiff Rugby after the club's legal entity was placed temporarily into administration by its directors. The development was expected after Wales ...

It might be Britain’s youngest capital city (having held the title since 1955 ... Don’t miss the multimedia Evolution of Wales exhibit, which whisks visitors through 400 million years ...

Plans for new tram in Wales' capital city revealed Train services inadequate after big events - report The train service that is mimicking London's Tube What is the South Wales Metro and when will ...

GETTING THERE: Cardiff, Wales' capital city in the south, is a two-hour drive from London. The trip by train from London's Paddington Station is an hour-and-a-half. Cardiff is easy to get around ...