Wales Online
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6 major venues due to open in Cardiff in 2026
Shopping, eating, and having fun is about to get easier again in the Welsh capital -
He sexually assaulted a teenager on a bus – her ordeal at his hands had only just begun
Micahel Davies went to prison for the assault but following his release began a horrifying six-year stalking campaign against his victim -
10 most-viewed houses in the UK includes a surprise in Wales
Over recent weeks 10 homes attracted more viewings online than any others according to Rightmove – and they're not all dream homes aimed at millionaires -
Our daughter is sick dozens of times every day – we need answers
'It’s awful. I feel like our lives are ruined at the moment because every single day everything revolves around Harper being sick' -
UK pet owners urged to be on alert - full list of seven dog types at risk
Dog owners have been told to never assume their dog can handle the cold -
Distinctive building covered in plastic sheets is finally unveiled and it looks amazing
From empty and bland to beautiful and beguiling packed with luxury but still celebrating its historic listed character -
Welshg town that started an accidental rivalry with New Zealand over steep street
The title of 'world's steepest street' has been reclaimed by a city in New Zealand after an extensive review showed it has a steeper gradient than a Welsh town which previously held the accolade -
Welshman wrongly hanged for murders committed by necrophile serial killer
Timothy Evans was hanged in 1950 for the murder of his wife and young daughter at 10 Rillington Place but was declared innocent in 2004 after serial killer John Christie was unmasked -
He seemed to have everything going his way – then in one conversation it all disappeared
'I just feel like I never got to start my life properly. I was just figuring things out and now I've been told I don't have a future. It's just horrible' -
Wales’ extinct deadly sport that saw hundreds of naked men beat each other with rocks and sticks
Knappan was once 'part of the fabric of south Wales culture'

