Dominican project Tres balas (Three Bullets) has dominated the awards handed out by Open Doors, Locarno Pro’s talent development program for artists from underrepresented communities.
30.07.2023 - 09:15 / dailyrecord.co.uk
Raging motorists abandoned their cars during a nightmare gridlock at a multi-storey car park.
Drivers were stuck for hours as queues snaked around St David's car park in Cardiff on Saturday evening due to road works in the area.
Many people were forced to wait in the car park for as long as four hours, while barely moving as tempers flared and people fumed at the lengthy delay.
One woman stuck in the jam said the end of her son's birthday was ruined due to the chaos, Wales Online reports.
Nicola Warrick and her partner had travelled from Caerphilly to Cardiff to celebrate her son's ninth birthday but they spent the evening marooned inside their car on the seventh story of the car park.
She said: "We got here at 4.30pm and we are still here," she said just before 6.30pm.
"We did go away for half an hour when we saw how bad it was and went down and asked security who told us it was caused by road works. It's ridiculous, absolutely crazy.
"We are desperate to get moving but at first we could not even get out of our parking space. There are people kicking off and sweary people shouting at each other because everyone is fed up.
"It's not a nice end to our day and my son is desperate to get home to play with his birthday presents. There's no end in sight."
Nicola said they had moved the length of three cars in around an hour and a half. She said she would never park at St David's again. "My parents parked at John Lewis and they were home hours ago. The security said it's not their fault, it's road works, but there is no warning of delays until you go back to pay and leave."
Another driver said he had returned to his car at 3pm but by 7pm, he was still waiting and had barely moved more than a few car lengths.
"It's just not on and I'm
Dominican project Tres balas (Three Bullets) has dominated the awards handed out by Open Doors, Locarno Pro’s talent development program for artists from underrepresented communities.
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