Man appears in court after Cardiff collisions
31-year-old Matthew Tvrdon appeared at Newport Crown Court via video link this morning.
Man in court over murder of Karina Menzies
A man appeared in court charged with the murder of Karina Menzies from Cardiff, who died following a hit and run incident on Friday.
Special church service for Cardiff hit-and-run victims
Hundreds gather to share their grief after Friday's hit-and-run incidents at a church service in Ely.
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'Everyone loved Karina - she'll be sorely missed'
The brother of Karina Menzies, who died following a collision in Cardiff on Friday, has spoken to ITV Wales about his 'beautiful, bubbly' sister.
Craig Menzies also said he was 'overwhelmed' by the support from the community.
A man is due in court later charged with Karina's murder.
Man in court over murder of Karina Menzies
A man appeared in court charged with the murder of Karina Menzies from Cardiff, who died following a hit and run incident on Friday.
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Ely hit-and-run service: 'Healing work will take a very, very long time'
"There can be no one who has not been profoundly affected by what has happened here this week" Reverend Jan Gould told a packed congregation in Ely tonight.
"This grief, of Karina's tragic death... has broken the heart of our community, and the healing work that is now to be done will take a very, very long time."
Tributes and reflection in Ely service for Cardiff hit-and-run victims
A church service has been held to pay tribute to the young woman who died in the series of hit and run incidents in Cardiff on Friday.
Karina Menzies, who was 31, was killed outside Ely fire station by a van which also mowed down thirteen others in the space of half an hour.
A 31-year-old man is being questioned on suspicion of murder.
Hannah Thomas reports on tonight's special service and a vigil which took place earlier today.
Cardiff hit-and-runs: Hundreds attend Ely church service
Ely vicar: Cardiff hit-and-runs "have broken the heart of our community"
Reverend Jan Gould, who has taken the church service for victims of the Cardiff hit-and-runs this evening, has pleaded with people not to "harbour revenge" against the perpetrator:
"If people aren't able to forgive, they will never really move on from this because harbouring revenge and anger, in the end, can only be destructive" she said.
In this afternoon's service, she described the aftermath of Friday's events as "perhaps the deepest grief that we have shared as a community".
She added that the hit-and-runs have "broken the heart of our community".
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Hundreds attend Ely vigil for Cardiff hit-and-run victim Karina Menzies
Cardiff hit-and-runs: Welsh Secretary praises emergency services
.Welsh Secretary @davidjonesmp has visited the @swpolice station in #Cardiff Bay to meet officers investigating Friday's tragic incidents
V impressed by S Wales Police's management of aftermath of Friday's dreadful incidents. Huge thanks to them and other emergency services.
Cardiff hit-and-runs: Ely prepares for Karina Menzies vigil
Cardiff West MP: Community wants 'justice' for hit-and-run victims
Kevin Brennan, Labour MP for Cardiff West, says people in Ely and Leckwith are "devastated" by Friday's hit-and-run attacks.
– Kevin Brennan MPOnce the anger subsides, which is understandable because of what's happened, what people will want to see is justice for the victims. I think the community in Ely are devastated really by what's happened.
This is a very close-knit community, it's not a very wealthy one, but it is rich in community spirit. I think first of all people have been shocked, they have been asking the reason why, and now they're beginning - as this community does - to rally round the victims.
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