In a week when Mr Fox snacked on our chickens, we needed something to lift our spirits. How nice then to see Cardinal Nichols with a Car...

The poem I sent to my mum for Mother's Day, 2013: Roses are Red Cardiff are too, You're the best mum (They used to be blue) No...

I came across this little gem the other week when clearing out some old keepsake boxes in the loft. Dated 1988 it comes from the SPUC'...

Change it to a Bluebird and we have CCFC's New Logo! What a thrilling game today - and West Ham were the deserving winners. Right fr...

This is the "old laundry" in Roath, Cardiff along Marlborough Road. There is a campaign to stop this beautiful building being torn...

What sad, sad news coming out of London the last few days and especially last night. You have to feel sorry for the small businesses wrecked...

A vinyl recording from the 19th Century. I received a rather disturbing email this week. go to you tube to: - Tommy Steele "Singin...

As a young whippersnapper I would sometimes be found on the legendary Bob Bank cheering on the best team in the world. Yes, Cardiff City. ...

St Philip Evans I still remember to this day coming across a small plaque on a wall at the very bottom end of Crwys Road, where it met Ma...

This map of Roath in 1886 shows Albany Road (unnamed on this map) running through the middle (West to East, ending as it still does at Roath...

St Peter's Church, Roath It's been quite a few years since I've been to St Peter's in Cardiff. It has changed quite a b...

...the Irish newcomers quickly made Newtown their own. "Little Ireland", as it became known, had a school and its own church, St ...

St Paul's Church, Tyndall Street Newtown was an area of Cardiff between Splott and the Docks, known as 'Little Ireland.' My...

I have to admit that when I was in school I always thought John Keats was 'a bit of a weirdo' to put it bluntly. Anyone who can...