The news from the last week that you might have missed 28/02/22

The news from the last week that you might have missed 28/02/22 - 05/03/22

05/03/22 - Public give their views on changes to Cardiff's School Admission Arrangements for 2023/24

A public consultation on Cardiff Council's School Admission Arrangements for 2023/24 has now concluded and views have been given on a range of proposals including changes to Cardiff's coordinated school admissions.

05/03/22 - Public consultation backs expansion of Pentyrch Primary School

A wide-ranging public consultation to examine the impact of expanding Pentyrch Primary School has revealed broad approval for the plan.

05/03/22 - Public give feedback on radical review of Additional Learning Needs Provision

A series of proposals toexpand provision for children and young people with Additional Learning Needs (ALN), Complex Learning Needs (CLN) and Emotional Health and Wellbeing Needs have recently undergone public consultation and the results will be published this week.

04/03/22 - 30 new council homes planned for Wyndham Crescent

Cardiff Council has agreed in principle to acquire 30 new flats for older people in Wyndham Crescent, Riverside, as part of its ambitious plan to create 4,000 new homes across the city.

04/03/22 - Cardiff Council unveils comprehensive new £74m housing plan

An ambitious plan to build more than 4,000 high-quality homes across the city and tackle a range of issues, including fire safety, repairs and homelessness, is at the heart of one of Cardiff Council's latest core initiatives.

04/03/22 - Building on achievements of the Race Equality Taskforce for Cardiff's future

A report that highlights the community engagement work, key initiatives and next steps of the Race Equality Taskforce, 20 months after it was set up to help address racial inequalities in Cardiff, has been published today.

04/03/22 - Cardiff Council plans overhaul of allotment provision

Growing our own food on allotments has been one of the more popular ways of keeping active during the pandemic and Cardiff Council is keen to ensure as many of us as possible can get back to the land.

04/03/22 - Public consultation on Cardiff's plans to deliver an intelligent transport network

Cardiff Council will be engaging the public on how the city can improve the transport network using data and technology to reduce congestion, improve bus travel and incentivise cycling and walking.

04/03/22 - Cardiff case of bird flu is confirmed after goose found dead

Wildlife experts at Cardiff Council have asked the public to avoid touching or feeding birds at Roath Park Lake after a goose was found to have died of avian flu.

04/03/22 - Cardiff Council plans to create Wales' first Youth Zone

Cardiff Council is planning to create Wales' first Youth Zone in Ely as part of exciting new plans for youth services in the city.

04/03/22 - Women closing the pay gap on men at Cardiff Council

Women employed by Cardiff Council are closing the gender pay gap on their male counterparts, according to the authority's latest pay policy report.

01/03/22 - Eight Cardiff schools to battle for debating crown

High school pupils across Cardiff are being encouraged to channel their inner Barack Obama and become the debating stars of the future.

01/03/22 - Contractor chosen to design new pioneering education campus in Fairwater

Cardiff Council has announced that ISG has been selected as the preferred bidder for the design and build of a new joint education campus, to be located in the Fairwater area of the city.

01/03/22 - Overcladding works begin at Lydstep Flats

A scheme to overclad three high-rise blocks of flats in the city in underway.