The news from last week that you might have missed 27/09/21

24/09/21 - Lydstep Flats recladding agreed

Cardiff Council has confirmed its commitment to delivering recladding works to three of the authority's high-rise blocks, which had cladding removed after the Grenfell tragedy.

24/09/21 - Roath Park Dam Questions and Answers

Cardiff Council is legally responsible for maintaining the publicly owned Roath Park Dam, and routine inspections are required under the Reservoirs Act (1975).

24/09/21 - Improvement works to begin at Roath Park Dam

Cardiff Council has submitted a Listed Building Consent application for works to Roath Park Dam, prior to improvement works starting in Autumn 2021.

23/09/21 - New app for Into Work Cardiff support

A new app to support jobseekers and those looking to change careers in Cardiff to access real-time information and advice about the Council's employability services is now available to download.

23/09/21 - WOW! Cardiff's walk to school programme rolled out

A record number of Cardiff school children are travelling to school in healthier and cleaner ways as part of a UK-wide walk to school programme.

22/09/21 - Success for Cardiff's School Holiday Enrichment Programme (SHEP)

This summer, more than 1200 children and young people accessed Cardiff's School Holiday Enrichment Programme (SHEP), meaning record numbers were able to enjoy the exciting programme of sport and educational provision, alongside healthy nutritious meals.

20/09/21 - Residents encouraged to continue to visit and enjoy Bute Park as restoration works continue following vandalism

Cardiff Council leader, Cllr Huw Thomas, has thanked residents who turned out to show their support for Bute Park after thousands of pounds of damage was caused by vandals.

20/09/21 - Residents play key role in helping shape Cardiff's future

The views of Cardiff residents, gathered in a public consultation, are helping to shape how Wales' capital will develop and grow over the next 15 years.

20/09/21 - Campaign launched to significantly increase number and diversity of foster carers in Cardiff

‘Foster Wales', the new national network of 22 Local Authority fostering services across the country, launches a campaign today which aims to make a substantial national impact on the futures of young people.