Cardiff Council's School Admission Arrangements for 2024/25 have recently been consulted on and the findings will be presented to the Cabinet when it meets on Thursday 23rd March.
Cardiff Council has published its Workforce Strategy for the next five years which details its commitment to employing ‘the right people, with the right skills, in the right place, at the right time and at the right cost'.
A major new report outlining how Cardiff is tackling the challenges facing society has revealed greater collaboration and teamwork by public bodies in the area.
Young footballers in Splott have given a new 3G football pitch in the area their seal of approval.
Here is our latest update, covering: helping to tackle city's housing pressures; city gyms to help tackle domestic abuse; and The Lord Mayor hosts Commonwealth Day Ceremony.
City Gyms To Help Tackle Domestic Abuse; Helping to tackle city's housing pressures; Cardiff's plan for a ‘Stronger, Fairer, Greener' future agreed; Next year's Budget voted through at meeting of Full Council; On their bikes...
Here is the latest update from Cardiff Council including: Cardiff’s plan for a ‘Stronger, Fairer and Greener’ future through the latest Corporate Plan; next year’s budget; and a new electric bike electric bike grant scheme for care workers.
Gyms and fitness clubs across the city are being asked to join the campaign to help tackle violence against women, domestic abuse and sexual violence.
Owners of long-term empty properties in Cardiff face a further increase in their council tax charges under new plans to help alleviate pressures on housing availability in the city.
Cardiff Council has published its latest Corporate Plan – a blueprint outlining its vision of how the city will develop over the next three years and beyond
A budget which safeguards schools and education, helps create new jobs, builds much-needed council homes, and is designed to help Cardiff become a Stronger, Greener and Fairer city – was last night voted through by Elected Members of Cardiff Council.
Here is our latest update, covering: Met Office Yellow Warning of snow and ice; night-time road closures needed on a section of Caerphilly Road; and a new initiative to improve the capacity of the city's domiciliary care support service.
A new initiative to improve the capacity of the city’s domiciliary care support service is boosting the health and wellbeing of some of the city’s most essential workers, as well as helping tackle the climate emergency.
Work to strengthen Caerphilly Road Railway Bridge is set to begin at the end of March, with a diversion route put in place for motorists to use while the works take place.
Taking a fly-through new community living scheme; Maindy Park Trust make in principle decision on land exchange, subject to Charity Commission consent; Cardiff Council Cabinet approves Budget Proposals...
Here's your Friday update, covering: taking a fly-through new community living scheme; Maindy Park Trust make in principle decision on land exchange; 40 more accredited Living Wage Cardiff employers; and Welsh Blood Service appealing for donors.