Friday nights are usually heady and vibrant in the Welsh capital; its people are famous for being fiercely proud and incredibly hospitable.
Cardiff, then, is a good place to welcome the weekend.
At least, it was, until Friday, October 23, when Wales rolled back the clock to March 2020 to start a second national lockdown.
In line with devolved powers, Wales does not have to fall in line with the directives of UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson. It can plot its own course – as Scotland and Northern Ireland are doing, too.
Johnson’s government in London has resisted imposing a second UK-wide…
