Another great read from the pen of Arthur Cole. So realistic is his writing that you are there, at the scene; investigating the crime –
In Cardiff in the 1960s, the police at Bute Street (Tiger Bay) station were part of the social fabric of the area. Everyone knew everyone
One night in 1860, in the dark, gloomy and dank Wharf Street police station in Tiger Bay, Cardiff were the usual array of destitute men,
Francis Drake, from Cardiff, was described as a wandering lunatic by a certain court official. His behaviour was indeed strange. Police on London’s Tower Bridge
This story is autobiographical. It was in September 1939 that Polish Radio’s last live radio broadcast featured Chopin’s Nocturne in C-sharp minor played by the
Content warning: child abuse, murder. This is not a pleasant read, and is suitable only for those aged 18 or over. The most famous of
John Penry was a key figure in the religious tensions during Elizabeth I’s reign. One of the lesser known stories about John Penry is that
This was one of the first crime novels to feature rail transport. That murder could be committed on the new railways of France was something
Not to put to finer point on certain aspects of marriage a century or two ago, there seemed no equality in sex life as far
With Sunday Drinking Act and associated problems in the early part of the 20th century, illegal drinking dens, shebeens, became common. Cardiff was famous for
The following narrative has altered names, locations and dates to protect the search for the lost fortune. Nevertheless, the tale as told is ostensibly true.
Excellent account of several historical events and characters in Cardiff’s history and the wider societal context. The author paints a vivid picture of a long
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