The news from last week that you might have missed 21/12/20

18/12/20 - Coronavirus Update: Council adapts essential community services arrangements

Changes to community-based council services in Cardiff will come into effect next week as the city faces the ongoing public health emergency and rapidly increasing cases of COVID-19.

18/12/20 - Having a pre-Christmas clear out? Find out what to do with your junk

Make sure you keep stress levels to a minimum with our tips for common pre-Christmas recycling queries:

17/12/20 - Keeping people connected at home

Digital council services for residents across the city are supporting older and vulnerable people's wellbeing by helping them to stay connected during these challenging times.

17/12/20 - Update - Cardiff's position on the commencement of the January school term

Following extensive discussions, Welsh Government and the Welsh Local Government Association have set out a common approach for the return to school in January.

17/12/20 - This is a COVID-19 alert - Cases in Cardiff are rising fast - Important information

The increase in Cardiff case numbers that we are seeing now could not be any more stark. This needs to act as a warning to every one of us about the seriousness of the situation we are now facing.

17/12/20 - Canal Quarter and Cardiff East Transport Scheme details revealed

Cardiff residents are being asked for their views on plans for an exciting, new Canal Quarter in the city centre and on the Cardiff East Transport Scheme which will manage traffic options around parts of the city.

15/12/20 - New test centres open in Cardiff to deal with huge rise in infection rates

Cardiff is opening up new COVID-19 test centres in the city and increasing capacity at existing centres in order to create an extra two thousand test slots per week following the sudden rise in COVID-19 infections across the city.

15/12/20 - Latest financial support for businesses

Leisure and hospitality businesses that have been forced to close due to the latest Welsh Government restrictions & didn't apply for the initial firebreak grant, can apply for the following financial support based on the rateable value of their property:

15/12/20 - Breaking ground for ground-breaking new homes

Work on a housing development of the future, to build more than 200 low carbon homes for Cardiff, has begun.

14/12/20 - Air quality in Cardiff improves

The latest air quality data for Cardiff suggests a marked improvement in 2019, compared with the previous year in three out of four Air Quality Management Areas (AQMA's) in the city.