In this week’s Tuesday update: Riverside park makeover complete; Celebrating milestone at new-build St Mellons community living scheme; New Moorland Primary School facilities officially opened; Supporting up to 100 new EV chargers for Cardiff
Cardiff Council is currently recruiting new members to join its Independent School Admissions Appeals panel.
Work to transform a former high school site in the east of the city into more than 200 new homes for Cardiff is now complete.
Up to 100 new electric vehicle charging points could be installed with Cardiff Council support over the next two years.
Lovell and Cardiff Council celebrate ‘topping out' of first apartment block at community living scheme in St Mellons; Cardiff Commitment awarded Public Sector Organisation of the Year award!; Riverside park makeover complete; and more
Developer Lovell and Cardiff Council have hosted a ‘topping out’ ceremony, to celebrate the roof being installed on the first apartment block at the St Mellons Community Living Project.
Here is your Friday update, covering: Kitchener Primary School applauded by school inspectors; Maitland Park play area improvements unveiled; Cardiff public sector worker spends nothing on petrol and gets paid by his energy company
Cardiff Commitment has been awarded the prestigious Public Sector Organisation of the Year at 2024 UK Social Mobility Awards (SOMOs).
The makeover of a city park to incorporate new features and create a more pleasant environment has been completed.
Moorland Primary School in Splott has celebrated the official opening of its new school development worth £7million of investment.
Four dedicated team members from the Cardiff Commitment will take part in the Cardiff Half Marathon this Sunday.
Improvements are to be made to the play area at Maitland Park in Gabalfa.
As an Occupational Therapist, Reuben Morris spends his days driving the streets of Cardiff to visit clients in their homes. He’s the first to admit it would be “very difficult” to do his job without a car
Road closures for the Principality Cardiff Half Marathon on October 6th; More plans for more homes; The Rainbow Federation commended by Estyn for strong leadership and effective collaboration; New ‘Cardiff Music City' funding
New funding support for Cardiff’s grassroots music venues has been announced by Cardiff Council as part of its ‘Cardiff Music City’ work to help protect and enhance the city’s music scene
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