The news from last week that you might have missed 04/10/21

01/10/21 - Unlicensed landlord taken to task by Rent Smart Wales

A Welsh landlord refused a Rent Smart Wales licence to carry out letting and management activities has been found guilty of managing his properties illegally.

01/10/21 - Cardiff residents will continue to receive monthly garden waste collections throughout October

Residents in Cardiff will continue to receive monthly garden waste collections throughout October. Residents are advised to check the council website- www.cardiff.gov.uk/gardenwaste -or the Cardiff Gov app, to find out when their garden waste is going to be collected in each area of the city.

01/10/21 - Local Authority Electoral Boundary Review

A number of changes to electoral boundary arrangements in Cardiff will take place over the coming months, following a decision announced today by the Welsh Government Minister for Finance and Local Government.

30/09/21 - New rules launched to enforce responsible dog ownership

The PSPO, under the Anti-Social Behaviour Crime and Policing Act 2014, will allow Cardiff council to take action against dog owners who allow their pets to foul in an area of public land without cleaning up after them.

30/09/21 - Footfall figures in Cardiff's city centre bounce back in August 2021 - bucking the Welsh and UK trend

The number of people visiting Cardiff City Centre in August this year is only 5% less than it was in August 2019, the year before the pandemic struck.

29/09/21 - Monument to Wales' first black headteacher, Betty Campbell, unveiled in Cardiff city centre

A monument to honour Betty Campbell MBE, Wales' first black headteacher and champion of equality and diversity has been unveiled in Cardiff city centre today.