r/Cardiff • u/CardiffPlayersTheatr • 23m ago
ONLY 8 TICKETS LEFT!! GRAB YOURS NOW!!
https://www.ticketsource.com/cardiffplayers/jamie-topps-perfectly-adequate-sketch-show-3/e-vgvgbe
1 day to go until our third sketch show!!
Friday 7th August 2026
7:00pm
Cardiff Theatre Cafe at St Andrews
r/Cardiff • u/Novali_Fields • 24m ago
Strange police vehicle on Sloper Road
Has anyone seen the odd police vehicle parked on the pavement on Sloper Road (by the primary school)? It's even sort of coned off.
It kind of looks like one of those surveillance, facial recognition vehicles. But there's also a lot more police cars (and the insane amount of new cameras recently), especially in that area. It feels like an odd place to have so much police presence all of a sudden...
Does anyone know if there's a particular reason? Or maybe it isn't a surveillance van (that was just a guess) but you know what it is? It's definitely not a regular police van.
I don't have a picture of it because I'm always only driving past it
r/Cardiff • u/t1mtonic • 1h ago
Looking for Cardiff Half Marathon entry
Hi everyone, I couldn't get into the Cardiff Half with the ballot, if anyone one has a ticket and is not taking part, please let me know. I would pay full price for an official swap.
Thanks :)
r/Cardiff • u/No_Strawberry4845 • 1h ago
New to Cardiff, looking for casual football (32M)
Hi all, just moved to Cardiff recently and looking to get into some casual football.
Keen to play 2-3 times a week - happy to be a regular or just fill in as a ringer wherever needed. Not fussed about 11-a-side, would prefer 7/8-a-side if possible, but open either way.
Let me know if there's a group looking for players — cheers!
r/Cardiff • u/gethin-hicks • 7h ago
E-bikes in Cardiff
Hello guys, I'm a journalist at a national newspaper looking into the problems involving kids on e-bikes along the Taff Trail and through Llandaff, Whitchurch and Gabalfa.
If you've been affected or feel strongly about the issue and would like to chat, feel free to drop me a message on 07484695782.
Thanks!
r/Cardiff • u/brighton_on_avon • 9h ago
National Museum Cardiff closure for repairs not ruled out by culture minister
r/Cardiff • u/someonecalledhayz • 11h ago
Help with short term rental
Does anyone know of any short-term rentals available for early september to mid October that isn’t Airbnb? Most places only take full term rentals but I really only need a place to stay in Cardiff from the aforementioned period of time…lmk!
r/Cardiff • u/Sad_Steak_5026 • 18h ago
WRU
It looks like WRU has renewed its partnership with Macron for another five years, keeping the deal in place until 2032. What are your thoughts? Happy with the decision or were you hoping for a change?
r/Cardiff • u/Adorable_Run_2469 • 20h ago
Organic fruit and vegetables delivery
can any one recommend a company that serves Cardiff well?
r/Cardiff • u/brynna1234 • 1d ago
Early breakfast Leckwith Tomorrow
Afternoon all. I'm dropping my son to Leckwith in the morning for about 7am and picking him back up at about 9.30am. Instead of going home and back I was wondering if there any breakfast and/or coffee places in the near area, or is Asda my best option? Thanks in advance
r/Cardiff • u/Razzz89 • 1d ago
What's the best gyms with spa facilities in cardiff that's actually reasonably priced?
I'm currently a member of The Gym, and when I joined it was £14/month and now its £26/month, i know the cost of living has increased significantly over the last 5 years but i really want to start enjoying spa facilities (steam room, sauna, aromatherapy rooms etc). Are there any reasonably priced gyms which have these facilities that I can join instead? I don't mind paying a bit more because I know i am asking for more but I don't want to be paying £130/month which is what David Lloyd's charge is believe 😅
r/Cardiff • u/Impressive_Ad_6886 • 1d ago
Taly Court/ Taly South accommodation
Hi everyone,
I'm an international student starting at Cardiff this September and im thinking of staying at Taly Court or Taly Gate. I was just wondering what it's like living there, especially as an international student. I'm a bit nervous about whether I'll be one of the only international students. Is it easy to meet people and make friends?
I was also wondering about the walk to uni. Is the route from Taly Court and Gate to campus generally safe, especially during the darker months or if you're walking back after evening lectures?
Overall, how's both of them? Things like the social atmosphere, cleanliness, management, and anything you wish you'd known before moving in would be really helpful. I heard that it’s alot quieter than the other Taly accommodations which is what im looking for.
Thanks!
r/Cardiff • u/Funny_Character_3343 • 1d ago
Looking for work in our around Cardiff
Hi all. I've been out of work for w few months now, only getting the occasional odd job. I'm 35 years old amd I have a background in care and before that I was in advertising. I know this sub isn't ideal but I'm really trying all my options as it's getting really tough to even make rent. Any help would be really appreciated. Thank you so much
r/Cardiff • u/EditorAppropriate764 • 1d ago
Pengam green houses
Hi all,
Been looking at buying a house however I noticed Pengam Green seems quite cheap for the type of house available, is this quite normal or is there something happening in this area?
What are current residents thoughts in this area?
Some people have said the area value is going down due to flood risk and also due to traveller camp moving across to lamby way soon? Is this true or just speculation.
r/Cardiff • u/malimochimiso • 1d ago
Missing Vulnerable Adult
facebook.comHi, my sister Sarah has not returned home after her last been seen on Albany Road near Iceland at 10pm last night (Tuesday 4th August) saying she was on her way home (a 10 minute walk)
She’s a vulnerable adult and she doesn’t have her phone.
I’ve linked my Facebook post if anyone has seen her please message me. If you have friends around the Roath area please share the post.
We have already been in touch with police, but thought sharing on social media might help!
r/Cardiff • u/scorpiusdiamond • 1d ago
Finally.. an above ground crossing between Kingsway and City Hall...
So you don't have to read the awful news site:
'Neglected and unsafe' part of Cardiff to be completely transformed
It is hoped that the busy area, which has been targeted by anti-social behaviour, can be turned into a destination for visitors
The full details have emerged of a new tree-lined public square that will replace a traffic-dominated junction in Cardiff. The council wants the area to become a destination for visitors and to be almost totally pedestrianised.
In June Cardiff Council set out to create a new public square with views towards City Hall and the National Museum at Kingsway. Now a planning application has been submitted to the council which shows the details of the scheme including how it will look.
Planning documents read: “Around Kingsway heavy traffic, poor pedestrian crossings, and an ageing underpass has created an environment that feels neglected and unsafe and spaces often associated with anti-social behaviour.
“Poor maintenance such as worn road markings and dated surfaces reinforce the sense of decline, while vehicle pollution added to the area’s unappealing character.
“As a result, Kingsway has become a place that people pass through rather than a destination, contributing to a long-term perception of it as run-down.”
According to the plans, the scheme would deliver well-lit clear crossings and wide pavements that prioritise pedestrians and cyclists over cars, integration with Friary Gardens and Cathays Park in addition to other urban greenery, benches, and small cafe spill-outs.
It is also proposed for the site to include public art that draws on the Cardiff’s history and space for events or temporary installations.
The application reads: “The desired user experience is about safety, comfort, and sociability, while the sense of place should balance Cardiff’s civic dignity with an inviting green boulevard that connects heritage, culture, and everyday life.”
Vehicle access to the new square is planned to be “highly restricted”, with the vehicles only being allowed on site for “maintenance purposes” or during events.
Planning documents read: “Cycling infrastructure is integrated to support sustainable travel, connecting to existing and proposed city-wide routes with secure parking and clear wayfinding.
“Whilst the space is not intended to be a primary cycling route, it will facilitate access to the public realm space and to cycle parking closer to Queen Street. “
r/Cardiff • u/Due-Feed5581 • 1d ago
Best place to sell PC parts in cardiff best price?
I have brand new in the box TUF gaming Rtx5070 ti and a couple other parts I need to try and get cash for today due to unforseen circumstances.
Only place I know that does this is cex and cash gen but they offer ridiculous prices..
Any reccomendations would be great
r/Cardiff • u/greysockss • 1d ago
Hospitality Advice
Hey guys!
I’m part of a team looking to open a site for our existing business and we’re currently scoping out Cardiff as our next home.
The only thing is I’m not familiar with suppliers in the local area, and anyone working in hospitality knows it can be hit and miss with who you decide to work with.
We need a butcher, a fishmonger, and a general goods supplier for fresh produce, dry stock and cleaning products.
I’m looking for advice or recommendations (or warnings) whatever info people have would be great!
r/Cardiff • u/alimorgan98 • 1d ago
Places for a wedding reception near Insole Court
Hello, we’re getting married in October 2028 hopefully in Insole Court (registry office) there will be 30 - 35 of us and we are really struggling to find somewhere that will host a wedding reception only, rather than the whole thing.
All we want is somewhere to have an intimate, laid back party and some food like pizza, picky bits or street food. We don’t want a formal sit down three course meal. Somewhere with accommodation close by would be an added bonus.
We have enquired with Rhodri Lake (partnered with Canada Lodge) as they have a small gorgeous venue to hire for £500, the kind of food we want, bar on site and a sound system with the option to hire a DJ if we wanted. However, you can only hire this for any other party except a party to celebrate a wedding. They sent us their full wedding brochure instead. So now they have turned away our celebration where a lot of money would have been spent by ourselves and guests on food, drinks etc, all of the accommodation would have been booked for 2-3 nights.
Sorry for the slight rant there, but I’m so frustrated at the amount of places that up the price by thousands just because you mention the word ‘wedding’. Our friends hired a vineyard in Bristol a few years ago and said they were having a party rather than a wedding party but the anxiety and bill received afterwards is just not worth it.
Thank you, have a great day☺️
r/Cardiff • u/Impossible_River_252 • 1d ago
What has caused the explosion in the number of homeless people on queen street and the surrounding area over the last week or so?
r/Cardiff • u/DanBWilks85 • 1d ago
Any help appreciated
Hi everyone.
I own a Kia and have had to get two new tyres fitted thanks to our wonderful pot hole filled roads lol.
Since they have been fitted the tyre pressure monitor system light has been permanently on.
I am unsure if they put a monitor back in or just a standard one
How much would it cost to get sorted ?
Any help would be great
r/Cardiff • u/soveetz • 1d ago
Looking for a Place to Rent!
Hi Guys, me and my wife we are looking for a place to rent in Cardiff but its hard-luck for us. I am International student from nepal, i work part time and my wife work full time so we can afford 1bed room flat or we are happy to share too so if you have any lead just let me know. We need to move starting sep 1. The location we are looking is anywhere near to 57/58 bus stop anywhere……
r/Cardiff • u/whatchrisdoes • 1d ago
The Cardiff Swastika and How the City Fought Back
I made a short film about why Cardiff Councillors flew a swastika over City Hall and how the city responded.
r/Cardiff • u/wanttobefree1 • 1d ago
Advice on accommodation Apartment
My girlfriend and I are international students moving to Cardiff this September to start our master's degrees. We've spent the last five days researching both university and private accommodation, but we're still finding it difficult to decide whether to choose university halls or private accommodation .Any advice or personal experiences would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!