Jack Davies 
Natural Resources Wales have announced plans to remove approximately 4,000 infected larch trees from Fforest Fawr. Preparatory work will begin next month to prune and prepare the trees. Harvesting will begin in September 2018 and work is likely to continue through to 2021. Access will not be restricted during the initial preparation and harvesting will … more…
Tongwynlais.com is five years old at the end of this month! On these anniversaries I like to read old stories from the site to see how the village has changed. I didn’t do one last year so I’m looking back at the last two years. Here are 26 things that happened since August 2015. Business … more…
Kris Carter is looking for backers to produce a coffee table book about the Cardiff Railway. The South Wales freelance artist and writer developed an interest in local history, urban decay and architecture. Kris began blogging about the history of the troubled project in 2013 and produced a fascinating series of articles. We really enjoyed … more…
The plan2ride Hill Climb Challenge returns for this year’s Whitchurch and Tongwynlais Festival. Take a look at photos from last year’s event. Raoul from plan2ride said, “The inaugural event last year was a fantastic opportunity for the cycling community to come together, take part in the Festival and celebrate one of the most attractive roads … more…
We go to the polls on Thursday and you may be wondering who the candidates are. Our sister site, My Cardiff North, have put together all the information you need to know about the election. Follow @mycardiffnorth Candidates Click on the pictures to view more information, including video of the candidates speaking at the Llandaff … more…
“Look high, look low, look through your phone! Can you find all of the fluttering fairies in the castle?” Cadw have launched a new augmented reality (AR) game for you to explore the castle and collect ten different species of fairies. If you’ve played Pokémon Go, you’ll know what to do! How to use the … more…
I've just discovered this website and found the railway article was fascinating. Looking forward to learning more about the history…