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Cardiff’s first wellbeing village, a 27-acre development bringing together health and housing to provide new facilities and homes for local people, is on its way to the west of the city.
Highly anticipated BBC drama ‘Wolf Hall: The Mirror and the Light' features a star-studded cast including Mark Rylance as Thomas Cromwell, Damian Lewis as King Henry VIII, and eagle-eyed viewers might also spot Cardiff’s historic Castle.
The National Remembrance Sunday ceremony in Wales, jointly hosted by Cardiff Council and the Welsh Government in collaboration with The Royal British Legion, is scheduled to take place in Cardiff on Sunday, 10th November 2024.
05/11/24 - The Update: 05 November 2024
Here is your Tuesday update, covering: Travel advice for Wales vs Fiji on 10 November in Cardiff; Gabalfa community rally together to tackle graffiti on newly painted mural; Hackney Carriages in Cardiff Now Accept Card and Contactless Payment
Wales will be taking on Fiji on Sunday 10 November at Principality Stadium.
04/11/24 - News that you might have missed - 04/11/24
Gabalfa community rally together to tackle graffiti on newly painted mural; Hackney Carriages in Cardiff Now Accept Card and Contactless Payment; The right ingredients to celebrate Children of Foster Carers Month; and more
A community mural that was vandalised just days after it had been completed has been restored to its original state.
All Hackney Carriages (black and white taxis) in Cardiff are now required to accept card and contactless payments from the public.
29/10/24 - The Update: 29 October 2024
Here is your Tuesday update, covering: he Field of Remembrance opens in Cardiff Castle Grounds; Gabalfa Youth Centre transformed in 18 months through successful partnership projects; The right ingredients to celebrate Children of Foster Carers Month
Flour was flying, dough was spinning, pomodoro sauce was dolloped and there was a generous topping of smiles and laughter at a special event to celebrate the children of fosters carers in Cardiff last week.
25/10/24 - The Update: 25 October 2024
In your Friday update from us this week: Construction of the new Willows High gets underway; Bringing the ‘Gabalva’ apple tree back to Cardiff; Thornhill named Cemetery of the Year; Prestigious award for city centre scheme
Gabalfa Youth Centre transformed in 18 months through successful partnership projects
The opening ceremony for the 2024 Welsh National Field of Remembrance has taken place at Cardiff Castle, as the nation prepares for the annual Remembrance Sunday.
Thornhill Cemetery has been named ‘Cemetery of the Year’ for a record fourth time.
A rare variety of apple that once grew in the grounds of the Bute family estate in Cardiff is to be reintroduced to the city for what is thought to be the first time in around 100 years.
A special ground-breaking ceremony has marked the start of construction of the new home for Willows High School.
