Cardiff City

Cardiff City, also nicknamed the Bluebirds, (PROSE: 73 Yards ^[+]Loading...{"page":"124","1":"73 Yards (novelisation)"}, AUDIO: The Man Who Destroyed Torchwood ^[+]Loading...["The Man Who Destroyed Torchwood (audio story)"]) was a football club based in Cardiff City Stadium in Leckwith. (PROSE: 73 Yards ^[+]Loading...{"page":"124","1":"73 Yards (novelisation)"})

Brent Hayden supported the Bluebirds. He uploaded a photograph of himself in front of his house wearing a Cardiff City shirt. (AUDIO: The Man Who Destroyed Torchwood ^[+]Loading...["The Man Who Destroyed Torchwood (audio story)"])

As a child, Roger ap Gwilliam went to watch the Bluebirds play once a month at Cardiff City Stadium with his father, despite his father always hoping he would support Swansea City and, according to Roger, hating him for not doing so. (PROSE: 73 Yards ^[+]Loading...{"page":"124","1":"73 Yards (novelisation)"})

Phil Dwyer was considered a "Cardiff City legend". A banner memorialising him decorated Cardiff City Stadium in an alternate 2046, when new Prime Minister Roger ap Gwilliam was preparing to make a speech there. (TV: 73 Yards ^[+]Loading...["73 Yards (TV story)"])

Cardiff

Districts

Arthur Machen estate • Butetown • Canton • Cardiff Bay (including Mermaid Quay) • Cardiff city centre • Cardiff Docks (including Bute East Dock) • Ely • Fairwater • Fenmere estate • Grangetown (including Wedmore Court) • The Hayes • Llandaff • Penylan • Radyr • Riverside • Roath • Splott • Tiger Bay • Trowbridge • Whitchurch

Landmarks

Cardiff Castle • Millennium Stadium • Pierhead Building • Wales Millennium Centre • Welsh Assembly

Buildings & structures

Government	Cardiff City Hall • Cardiff Town Hall • Central IT Server Station • Welsh Assembly

Military	Central IT Server Station • The Hub

Medical	Bide-a-Wee Care Home • Brynscwm Hospital • Cardiff General Hospital • Cardiff Royal Infirmary • Conway Clinic • Mercy Hill Care Home • Providence Park • Queen Victoria Hospital • Refugee Crisis Centre • Scotus Clinic • St Helen's Hospital • St Teilo's Hospital

Emergency	Cardiff's Central Police Headquarters

Educational	Cardiff University (including Cardiff University Library) • Coed y Garreg Primary School • Gilman Hall • St Teilo's

Cultural	Ashley ab Hugh Museum • Capitol Cinema • Cardiff Arena • Cardiff Bay Millennium Hall • Cardiff Castle • Coliseum Music Hall • Doctor Who Exhibition • Electro • Palisades Cinema • Pierhead Building • Plaza Picture House • Taliesin Lodge • Wales Millennium Centre

Religious	Priory • St Martin's • St Mary's Church

Commercial	Conlan & Co. Electronics • Electronics shop • Filey Garage • Happy Price • High Street Arcade • Hudsons • Penylan Pantry • Principality • Queens Arcade • Sneed and Company • A Stitch in Time • Tourist Information Centre • Wow!

Hospitality	Abalone's • Antonio's • Amser Hotel • Arkanovitch Hotel • Baps • Bar Reunion • Bistro 10 • Cardiff Bay Intelligent Hotel and Spa (including 360 Degrees Bar and Leisure Area) • Cafés (1, 2, 3 & 4) • Casa Celi • Cube Bar • Exit • The Ferret • Indian Summer • Jubilee Pizza • Manor Rest Hotel • Mughal Dynasty • Nightspot • Oceana • The Prince of Tides • The Ritz (11 Richmond Street) • Six Bells • Terra Nova • Tiger Tiger • Tony's Sandwich Bar • Thaixicana • White Lion • Wolf Bar

Recreational	Ely Racecourse • Escape Room • Millennium Stadium • Red Dragon Centre

Offices	3Sol

Industrial	Blaidd Drwg • Hamilton's Sugar

Transport	Cardiff Airport • Cardiff Central station • Cardiff International Ferryport • Cardiff International Heliport • Coach station

Residential	4 Tanners Crescent • 46 Pryse Avenue • 88 George Avenue • 114 Brodsky Gardens • 138b Pentre Road • Andy Davidson's flat • Andy Davidson's house • Flat 46 • Llandaff House • Lavender Court • Jackson Leaves • Ritz Tower (11 Richmond Street, including 32, 149 & 151) • SkyPoint • Tyler Steele's flat • Waterside Apartments • Yvonne Hartman's flat

Other	Cardiff Bay Barrage