Latest Releases
The city of Cardiff has been granted a Gold Sustainable Food Places Award, recognising the success of its joined-up approach to building a sustainable and healthy food system.
Hubs and libraries across Cardiff are supporting the delivery of NHS Wales’s Test and Post service, providing quick and easy access to self-sampling kits for sexually-transmitted infections.
Cardiff Council has unveiled plans to replace the aging County Hall with a smaller modern office building.
16/10/24 - Core Offices Q&A
Why is a new County Hall building being considered? Why not refurbish the current County Hall building instead of building a new one? If the current building is bigger than needed, why not use part of the current County Hall and rent out the rest?
Cardiff Council’s Money Advice team is urging older people in the city, to check if they are eligible to claim Pension Credit.
A six-week consultation on a new parking plan for the city starts today and residents, businesses and those that work in Cardiff are being encouraged to give their views.
Cardiff Council's Annual Social Services report 2023/24 has outlined substantial progress across key areas despite facing high demand for services and complex challenges throughout the past year.
Warm Welcome spaces are on the way back in Cardiff hubs and libraries again this year to support customers worried about the costs of heating their own homes
Two new types of bilingual wayfinding signs to help visitors navigate their way around the city will be installed in Cardiff Bay on October 16th and 17th to test their durability and design
14/10/24 - News that you might have missed - 14/10/24
Cardiff Council Faces Budget Challenges Amid Rising Costs and Demand; New Multi-Storey Car Park set to be built in Cardiff Bay; Experience being ‘Under Neon Loneliness' during Cardiff Music City Festival; and more
11/10/24 - The Update: 11 October 2024
In your Friday update from us this week: Modular homes creating "safe and supportive environment”; Communities benefitting from Shared Prosperity Fund; The challenges of rising costs and demand; Under Neon Loneliness immersive Cardiff Music City Festival
Cardiff Council is facing significant budget challenges just four months into the 2024/25 financial year. The latest budget monitoring report reveals a projected net annual overspend of £8.865 million as of the end of July 2024. This overspend is driven
The detailed design has now been concluded for the proposed new multi-storey car park at Atlantic Wharf which will see the existing surface car parking stacked into a much smaller area enabling the site to be regenerated.
Standing tall in the heart of Cardiff city centre is a mysterious black shipping container. The only sign of what's inside, the glowing words ‘Under Neon Loneliness.'
Over 100 organisations in Cardiff have been benefited from the Shared Prosperity Fund in Cardiff.
One of Cardiff's finest buildings could be brought back to life after lying empty over a year, if a financial loans package to cover refurbishment costs is agreed by Cardiff Council.
