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They might begin their lives in the dark as lonely seeds, but if you give them plenty of nurturing and encouragement and put them in the right environment, sunflowers can grow strong and tall – the pride of anyone’s garden
There was a time when we all hoped to be in a job for life but how many can claim today to have worked for the same employer – doing more or less the same tasks – for the past 50 years?
One of Cardiff’s most culturally diverse allotment associations is planning to make gardening accessible to the disabled and beginners after securing a large charity windfall
20/07/21 - Help for tenants in rent arrears
Practical support for households who have struggled to pay their rent and are worried about losing their home because of accumulating rent arrears is available from the Council.
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.
The initials ’NHS’ have appeared in seven metre tall letters on the lawns outside City Hall as part of a tribute by Cardiff Council’s parks team to the work being done by the National Health Service.
Cardiff’s allotments can still be used during the ongoing COVID-19 outbreak, but in line with government advice, new guidance has been introduced to ensure they are used safely.
29/08/19 - Roath Park House renovations due to start
A redevelopment programme which will repair and renovate Roath Park House will commence on Monday, 2nd September 2019.
Modular housing project in Crofts Street, Plasnewydd will deliver 100% affordable homes Part of Cardiff Council's flagship partnership with national developer Wates Residential
25/04/19 - Showcasing Council homes for the future
Minister for Housing and Local Government, Julie James AM, has today seen first-hand how Cardiff Council's ambitious Council house construction scheme is getting delivered, contributing towards national targets to deliver more affordable housing across W
Adventure, the great outdoors and culture will be the inspiration for budding young gardeners in this year’s RHS Cardiff Schools Wheelbarrow competition.
14/11/18 - Tackling anti-social behaviour hot spot
A nuisance property in Grangetown has been shut down for causing persistent problems in the local community.
An Irish landlord who failed to comply with Welsh housing legislation has been fined and ordered to pay costs totalling more than £750.
A rare Chinese tree has flowered in Roath Park for the first time since it was planted over 100 years ago.
10/08/18 - Free Fire Safety Course for Landlords
Rent Smart Wales, the registration and licensing authority for all landlords and agents with property in Wales, has developed a new fire safety course for landlords.
Mr Keith Trickett of Y Rhodfa in Barry has been fined £750, ordered to pay court costs of £607 and a £30 victim surcharge after appearing at Cardiff Magistrates Court for failing to register and apply for a landlord licence with Rent Smart Wales.
