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Thousands of free pasta dishes will be given out by new Italian restaurant (opens the original)
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A new Italian restaurant is set to open in Cardiff city centre next week, offering customers 3,000 free dishes of pasta during its opening week. The Solina Pasta is due to open at 27 Westgate Street, in the former Zero Degrees site, on Monday, September 28. The restaurant will open its doors at 12pm Customers will be able to walk in and claim a free pasta dish, with no reservations required. For the latest restaurant news and reviews, sign up to our food and drink newsletter here A social media
Council taking action against homeless people camping outside their offices (opens the original)
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Homeless people have reportedly been handed notices telling them to leave the land outside Vale of Glamorgan Council’s Civic Offices in Barry. An online post shared claims notices have been placed on tents belonging to people sleeping rough outside the council offices. The notice also lists a number of support services for people who may need help. The post states: "I am just walking around and the council has put letters on homeless people’s tents to take them to court to get them kicked off th
Meet the people living on the massive cruise ship visiting Cardiff Bay (opens the original)
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The Logos Hope, which has been docked at Britannia Quay in Cardiff Bay, has been welcoming members of the public on board since its arrival to Cardiff earlier this month. The ship is operated by Christian organisation - Operation Mobilisation - and describes itself as the world’s 'largest floating book fair'. But for the people who live on board, Logos Hope is more than a floating bookshop. Around 300 people currently live on the ship, with crew members signing contracts of either three months o
Primary school saved from closure after community fights back (opens the original)
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Plans to close a primary school in Caerphilly county have been put on hold following feedback from the wider community. Deri Primary School, in the village of Deri near Bargoed, had been proposed for closure in September 2027 following a decline in pupil numbers. The school currently has 57 pupils, despite having a capacity for 80 children. Earlier this month the school's governing body wrote to parents to inform them that Caerphilly County Borough Council was preparing to consult on proposals t
Tributes to North Wales born theatre director who worked with Michael Sheen (opens the original)
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A prominent theatre director and playwright, who played a pivotal role in nurturing some of Wales's most celebrated acting talents, has passed away. Alan Vaughan Williams, who was born in Colwyn Bay in 1930, died peacefully at the age of 96. Over the course of a distinguished career spanning the UK and Ireland, he became one of the most significant figures in Welsh theatre. He played a central role in developing young acting talent and was instrumental in establishing Theatre Wales. Sign up to o
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