Author Archives: The Cardiff Citizen

Cardiff Council Taxes Small Businesses into Extinction

Posted on October 24, 2011 by The Cardiff Citizen

Albany Road; Once the jewell in the Plasnewydd ward crown, has become something of a cash cow for councillors looking to make up the shortfall of public spending cuts. In a period which stretches across only 12 months shoppers who … Continue reading →

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South Wales Disabled Hit Twice

Posted on October 24, 2011 by The Cardiff Citizen

Cardiff played host to more than 1000 campaigners on Sunday October 23rd, all of whom were protesting against the cuts to the disability living allowance. Crowds of marchers brought Cardiff city centre to a standstill for almost an hour, to … Continue reading →

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The Psychology behind Llanishen Reservoir ‘Rubbish Tip’

Posted on January 15, 2011 by The Cardiff Citizen

Reservoir owners Western Power Distribution have used the age old practice of multi-choice psychology in a bid to force their will on an otherwise unwilling populace. There’s a struggle going on over land rights in cardiff currently. In the red … Continue reading →

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