City Centre
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| Hotels | Premier Inn Cardiff City Centre hotel |
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About City Centre
The City Centre is a major shopping hub, with mainstream stores on pedestrianised Queen Street, indie boutiques in the glass-roofed, 1800s and 1900s Castle Quarter arcades, and food from local producers at Central Market. Principality Stadium hosts international rugby, and Cardiff Story Museum traces local history. By night, revellers fill pubs, clubs, and restaurants, and go to concerts at Motorpoint Arena.
Bristol Beacon: Former Colston Hall reopens after name change and £132m rebuild
... " If we hadn t taken on this project, we would have a heritage building right in the middle of the city, surrounded by boarding, slowly deteriorating - a negative drag on the City Centre economy...
Nottingham attacks: Valdo Calocane admits killing three people
... Pedestrians Wayne Birkett, Marcin Gawronski and Sharon Miller were then driven at while in Milton Street and Upper Parliament Street, in the City Centre...
Dublin riot: More arrests 'certain' as police look at CCTV
... A major police presence remained in Dublin City Centre on Friday night, with officers making several arrests on O Connell Street after sporadic altercations...
Cardiff canal hidden for 70 years uncovered in city centre
... The council said the redesigned space will help manage traffic flow and surface water drainage in the City Centre...
Dublin riots: Immigrations complicated role in growing Ireland's far right
...By Shane HarrisonFormer BBC News Dublin CorrespondentThe Republic of Ireland s police chief has blamed rioting in Dublin City Centre on Thursday on a " lunatic, hooligan faction driven by a far-right ideology"...
Dublin violence: What we know so far?
...More than 30 people were arrested during a riot in Dublin on Thursday, following an earlier knife attack in the City Centre which left four injured...
Dublin riot: 'Huge destruction' after school stabbing leads to 34 arrests
... Violence flared on Thursday after three children and a teacher were injured in a knife attack in the City Centre...
Ukraine war: The Kyiv vintage football shop that moved to Manchester
... They ve now opened Stunner: Vintage Football Store in Manchester City Centre and say it s as similar to their Kyiv shop as possible...
Nottingham attacks: Valdo Calocane admits killing three people
By Will JeffordBBC News
A man has admitted killing three people who died in separate attacks in Nottingham.
Students Barnaby Webber and Grace O'Malley-Kumar, both 19, and school caretaker Ian Coates, 65, died after being stabbed on 13 June.
Valdo Calocane, also known as Adam Mendes, denied murder but admitted three counts of manslaughter on the basis of Diminished Responsibility .
The 32-year-old also admitted the attempted murder of three others.
University of Nottingham students Mr Webber and Ms O'Malley-Kumar were fatally stabbed in Ilkeston Road just after 04:00 BST, while Mr Coates was found dead with knife injuries in Magdala Road after his van was allegedly stolen.
Pedestrians Wayne Birkett, Marcin Gawronski and Sharon Miller were then driven at while in Milton Street and Upper Parliament Street , in the City Centre .
Calocane's barrister, Peter Joyce KC, told The Court the pleas had been entered on the basis of Diminished Responsibility .
The Prosecution will now review medical evidence before considering whether to accept the pleas.
Thousands attended vigils at the University of Nottingham and the Old Market Square to remember The Victims .
The Family of Mr Webber - a history student from Taunton in Somerset - described their " complete devastation" at his death, saying he was a " beautiful, brilliant, bright young man, with everything in life to look forward to".
Ms O'Malley-Kumar's family said she was a " truly wonderful and beautiful young lady" and that she would be " so dearly missed".
The Medical Student , from Woodford in north-east London, had represented Essex in cricket as a teenager, and had also played for England Hockey .
Mr Coates worked at the Huntingdon Academy in Nottingham and was four months from retirement.
His sons, Lee and James, said he was a keen fisherman and " die-hard" Nottingham Forest fan.
Source of news: bbc.com
