The news from last week that you might have missed 24/05/21

21/05/21 - Free School Meals and help to buy uniform

Families on low incomes across the city are being encouraged to check if they are eligible to claim Free School Meals for their children.

21/05/21 - Public consultation launched for new urban district at Atlantic Wharf, Butetown

A public consultation has been launched in relation to Cardiff Council's plans for the transformation of Atlantic Wharf, Butetown, Cardiff. Prior to the submission of the planning application in Autumn 2021, residents and businesses are being invited to share their views on the proposal which will create a new visitor destination.

21/05/21 - Welcoming more customers back to hubs and libraries

Indoor and outdoor group activities will start to take place again at hubs and libraries across the city from next week.

21/05/21 - New Child Friendly outdoor story trails launch

Two brand new outdoor storytelling trails, delivered as part of Cardiff's Child Friendly City programme, will open to the public from Saturday 29 May.

20/05/21 - Teenage Litter Heroes keeping their community tidy

14-year-old Arjen Bhal and 13-year-old Jaden Manns from Lisvane and Grangetown tell us why they're volunteering with Keep Grangetown Tidy

18/05/21 - Denim for Dementia

The Lord Mayor of Cardiff is backing this year's Dementia Action Week by donning his jeans, to help raise awareness and funds for his chosen charity.

18/05/21 - Mount Stuart Primary pupils plant 1000 trees for One Planet Cardiff

Pupils at Mount Stuart Primary school are playing their part in Cardiff's journey towards being carbon neutral by 2030, helping to plant 1,000 trees at the school.

17/05/21 - Swift Survey to give Cardiff birds a boost

Cardiff residents are being asked to help train as ‘swift surveyors' to help protect Wales' diminishing population of swifts, while connecting with nature and their local community.

17/05/21 - Enforcing against pavement parking starts on City Road today

Drivers who park their vehicle on a pavement on City Road could face a £70 Penalty Charge Notice through a new 18-month pilot scheme that starts today.