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Greenhill Special School in Rhiwbina, has been recognised by Estyn for its unwavering commitment to fostering a supportive atmosphere that significantly contributes to the wellbeing, personal development and achievements of all learners.
The Summer Reading Challenge is back - this year themed around the power of play, sport, games and physical activity with lots of free activities for families.
04/07/23 - Cardiff Council Update: 04 July 2023
Here’s your Tuesday update, covering; New recycling fleet proposed to increase the city’s recycling rate; Corporate trainee youth worker wins prestigious award and, the clean-up in Cathays continues as students leave the city.
Nevaeh Nash, Corporate Trainee Youth Worker from Cardiff Youth Services, has won the prestigious BBC Young Reporter Competition 2023 for her entry ‘My Journey to becoming a youth worker’.
30/06/23 - News that you might have missed - 03/07/23
Local tennis courts in Cardiff set for major investment; Cardiff Council wins Construction Excellence in Wales Civil Project of the Year 2023/24; Cardiff pledges to children in care, that ‘My Things Matter'; and more
A recycling trial - which has seen 10,000 homes across Cardiff separate their recyclable waste at the kerbside - has proven so effective that the Council is looking to buy 9 additional specially designed trucks to collect glass separately
30/06/23 - Cardiff Council Update: 30 June 2023
Here's your Friday update, covering: Local tennis courts in Cardiff set for major investment; Cardiff backs ‘My Things Matter' children in care pledge; Cardiff Council wins Construction Excellence in Wales Civil Project of the Year for 2023/24.
A popular tennis scheme which has boosted the number of people taking up the sport in the Cardiff suburb of Heath, and which would see significant sums of money invested into local tennis courts, is set to be rolled out to six other parks across the city
27/06/23 - Cardiff Council Update: 27 June 2023
Here is our latest update, covering: a 'Greener Whitchurch' planned to reduce flooding; helping young people to avoid being victims of crime; Cardiff Old Library restoration gets a £2m donation boost; and celebrating Youth Work Week 2023.
27/06/23 - Cardiff Council wins Construction Excellence in Wales - Civil Project of the Year 2023/24
Cardiff Council has been awarded Civil Project of the Year Award for 2023/24 for the Central Square Transport Scheme.
Cardiff Council has pledged its support for the ‘My Things Matter' campaign, an initiative that helps to make sure that children and young people in care are treated with respect and dignity when they move home.
Cardiff Council is developing plans to reduce flood risk from Whitchurch Brook
Cardiff Council is delivering two ground-breaking initiatives aimed at investing in the city's young people and helping them to avoid gang culture, crime, and violence.
26/06/23 - News that you might have missed - 26/06/23
Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama launches Cardiff Old Library restoration campaign with £2m donation; Cardiff's Replacement Local Development Plan approved by Cabinet; Cardiff's Youth Workers share their stories. Youth Work Week 23rd - 30th June 2023
23/06/23 - Cardiff Council Update: 23 June 2023
Friday's update - Line up confirmed for Cardiff Food and Drink Festival; Plans progress for the development of the new home for Willows High School; £1.3 million funding to support nature in Cardiff and more...
RWCMD has announced today that the Welsh-American business giant Sir Howard Stringer has made a gift of £2m to the College, to help it restore and transform Cardiff city centre’s landmark Old Library.
