The news you might have missed from Cardiff Council over the last seven days (12th October)

09/10/20 - Cardiff residents called on to join the 'One Planet' challenge

An ambitious new plan designed to drive Cardiff towards becoming a carbon neutral city by 2030 has been unveiled by Cardiff Council.

09/10/20 - COVID-19: School music service can restart

Music tuition in schools is set to recommence this month following its temporary withdrawal due to COVID-19.

08/10/20 - Improvements in Cardiff's air quality

Cardiff is celebrating Clean Air Day today with news, based on provisional results, that there has been a significant decrease in Nitrogen Dioxide (NO2) levels across the city.

08/10/20 - Animation from city's day service about mental health experiences

A group of individuals from Cardiff's mental health day service have produced an animation that reflects their lived experiences of mental health conditions.

08/10/20 - Green garden waste collections suspended over the winter months

Collections for garden-waste across Cardiff are to be suspended for four months in order to help the Council deal with the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, and to ensure general waste, recycling and food waste collections can continue to take place.

06/10/20 - Council homes boost for west of the city

Construction of 16 new homes to boost the city's supply of affordable housing is about to get underway.

06/10/20 - "The most worthwhile journey"

A Cardiff-based actor, more used to treading the boards and the TV lights than a career in social care, is championing his new role as a domiciliary care worker.

06/10/20 - UK-first as Cardiff parks get zero emissions electric tractor

Cardiff Council is set to be one of the first local authorities in the UK to purchase an electric tractor, following a successful trial at Forest Farm Nature Reserve.