Walking into the dining room of Cardiff’s latest food venture, it is the smell of fresh and rich ingredients which first awakes the senses. Diners are guided into a room adorned with candles and a crystal-decorated table as the centrepiece.
As a gentleman relieves guests of their coats and shows people to their seats, visitors are offered a cocktail of their choosing. However, there is a twist in the tale. This is no ordinary restaurant. It is the grand opening of Cardiff’s first ever secret supper club.

When given the challenge to go belly dancing I couldn’t help but scoff a little. This was going to be a piece of cake. Whenever I have seen belly dancing in restaurants or on holiday I have always thought how easy it looked. Surely it is just a case of shaking your hips, waving your arms above your head and showing your belly a bit. Oh, how wrong I was.

Come rain, shine or even snow, there is one group in Cardiff who never fail to pull on their waterproofs, dig out their wellies and brave the elements in order to help those who need a little care.
Meals on Wheels, based in Fairwater, Cardiff, has been running since 1975, delivering piping hot meals to those who cannot cook for themselves. The service runs 52 weeks of the year and is thought of by many as “the Cinderella of day services.” For many it is not only a food service but …

Certificate: 15
Star Rating: 4/5
It is a brave idea to create a film based on one of the most renowned writers of all time and entirely overshadow him with his wife.  However it is a decision Michael Hoffman makes to his credit in The Last Station.
Without the hysterical, dramatic and tempestuous Sofya Tolstoy (Helen Mirren), The Last Station would be severely lacking the passion which Tolstoy himself conveyed in his world-famous literature.
The film suffers a slow beginning, with a disappointing performance by James McEvoy, whose attempt at shy secretary Valentin Bulgakov …

A finalist in Miss University held a ladies night at a Cardiff exercise studio yesterday to help raise fund for a children’s charity.
Emma Peters, a masters student at University of Wales Institute Cardiff, is raising funds for The Joshua Foundation, a charity which creates life experiences for children suffering with terminal cancer.

A football match at Cardiff International Sports Stadium is one of many events being held to support the rehabilitation costs for a Cardiff teenager told there were no suitable aftercare facilities in Wales after he suffering a brain hemorrhage.

AS DARKNESS fell, mist crept through Llandaff cemetery and a shiver ran through the spines of the gathered crowd. Chilled breath hovered over the stone graves as Jim Cowan began his tale. By day, Llandaff is a delightful village, just outside of Cardiff city centre. By night, however, the moon rises high, the streets are silent and it is the setting of the Llandaff Ghost Walk.
Brave souls are invited to join a group walk through the grounds of Llandaff Cathedral pausing every now and again to listen to tales of …