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Cardiff is to get its own brand of the popular "mockusoap" The Only Way is Essex. WalesOnline reports on the new internet series Cardiff Born Cardiff Bred.
A £9.4m redevelopment of the Huggard Centre will "break the cycle of homelessness" in the city, according to Cardiff council. Ed Walker reports.
Police in Penarth are warning Ford car owners to be vigilant, after a number of car stereos were stolen, Penarth Times reports.
WalesOnline reveals new plans for the Porth Teigr development in Cardiff Bay.
Heard about the SlutWalk taking place in Cardiff in June? Join the debate about sexual abuse and women's clothing here.
Three Cardiff students have been fined for causing noise nuisance in Cathays, yourCardiff reports.
Keep Wales Tidy reports on a fete event organised with Ely Garden Villagers to raise money for Muscular Dystrophy Duchenne.
Cardiff Council urges residents to not give bank account details over the phone to anyone claiming to be from the tax office. More here.
Food blogger Stephen Nottingham visits Madame Fromage in Castle Arcade while Gourmet Gorro goes to Jinuk Indian restaurant in Canton.
The off-duty chief constable of South Wales Police spots a drug deal while giving his daughter a driving lesson, leading to a conviction, BBC Wales reports.
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