The news from last week that you might have missed 22/02/21

19/02/21 - Post-pandemic budget proposals designed to ‘boost' Cardiff and safeguard vital services

A multi-million pounds, post-pandemic recovery budget for Cardiff - designed to help create new jobs, deliver new council homes, build better schools and safeguard vital public services - will go to the city's full council for approval in March.

19/02/21 - Plans to buy city hostel considered

Cardiff Council's ‘No Going Back' approach to the delivery of homelessness services in the city will take another stride forward next week if plans to buy a new facility are agreed.

19/02/21 - Revised proposals for the rebuild of Willows High School

A report which recommends plans are progressed to relocate and rebuild a replacement Willows High School will go to Cardiff Council's Cabinet when it meets on Thursday 25, February.

19/02/21 - Cardiff Council's response to the ‘Wales Transport Strategy'

Cardiff Council's Cabinet will consider the council's response to the Wales Transport Strategy at its meeting on February 25th.

17/02/21 - Castle Street trees moved to permanent home in Splott

19 trees which were temporarily installed on Castle Street last summer are being moved to new permanent homes in Splott Park and Moorland Park.

17/02/21 - Important information for parents and carers

From Monday, schools will welcome back children from Nursery, Reception, Year 1 and Year 2.

17/02/21 - Refurbishment of three play areas to begin

Work to refurbish three Cardiff play areas is scheduled to start by the end of the month.