The news you might have missed from Cardiff Council over the last seven days (6th July)

29/06/20 - Schools reopened in Cardiff today

Cardiff saw 6,600 children and young people returning to the classroom today, as the city's schools reopened to provide the ‘check in, catch up, prepare' approach announced by Welsh Government on the 3rd June.

30/06/20 - Get a taste of Cardiff Food and Drink Festival delivered to your door

Every year, more than 100 artisan producers, independent food traders and street food vendors pitch up in Cardiff Bay on the first weekend in July for the Cardiff Food and Drink Festival.

30/06/20 - New development strategy a "public declaration" of a commitment to transform youth justice in Cardiff

Published today is a two year plan to transform youth justice in Cardiff. "All our Futures" - the Youth Justice Development Strategy (2020 to 2022), has been signed by senior members of the Cardiff Public Service Board, the body which brings together all the strategic public service partners working in Cardiff.

01/07/20 - COVID-19: Digital support for Cardiff's teachers

Cardiff Council is providing every teacher in Cardiff with up-to-date digital equipment, to assist them in the delivery of online and blended learning.

02/07/20 - Llanishen Hub and Llandaff North & Gabalfa Hubs to reopen

Two more community hubs are set to open their doors next week as part of the phased return of services from the city's hubs.

03/07/20 - 93% recycling and composting rate achieved at Cardiff's recycling centres

The recycling and composting rate at Cardiff's recycling centres has increased by at least 10% since the lockdown has been eased.

03/07/20 - ‘Thrilled to be back and smiles all around'; Cardiff schools receive positive feedback after first week of reopening

Schools from across Cardiff have been praised this week as they reopened their doors to welcome pupils back to the classroom for the first time since March.