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The RT. Hon Lord Mayor of Cardiff, Cllr Graham Hinchey has visited six Cardiff primary schools to celebrate their winning fundraising ideas for Guide Dogs Cymru, the Lord Mayors chosen charity for 2022/23.
The cost to park at district car parks across Cardiff will change on Monday, February 6th, under plans to help residents and shoppers secure parking which is currently being taken up by commuters.
31/01/23 - Cardiff Council Update: 31 January 2023
Here is our latest update, covering: Applications for 2023 nursery places now open; Cardiff landlord ordered to pay over £25,000; Fostering in Cardiff; and a Great Get Together at St Paul's primary.
Applications for nursery school places are now open and parents with children who turn three between September 1 2022 and August 31 2023, can now apply for a part-time nursery place to start in September 2023.
31/01/23 - Cardiff landlord ordered to pay over £25,000
A Cardiff landlord has been ordered to pay over £25,000 at Cardiff Magistrates’ Court for a catalogue of failings relating to his rental property in Ferry Road in Grangetown.
Travel advice for Wales vs Ireland on February 4th in Cardiff; Investment secured for community sports facilities in Llandaff Fields; Three innovative sustainable food projects to receive funding; The Oaks Federation, "warm and welcoming schools...
Praise from Estyn to Greenway and Trowbridge primary schools; funding awarded for sustainable food projects; investment secured for community sports facilities in Llandaff Fields and travel advice for Wales vs Ireland next Saturday (February 4th).
Wales will be taking on Ireland on Saturday February 4th at Principality Stadium.
Community sports facilities in Llandaff Fields are set to be transformed, with a new Padel Tennis centre, new café and community space, the resurfacing of the tennis courts, the development of a community tennis facility for all ages and abilities
A project to convert surplus food into ready meals, a study exploring how vertical farms utilising controlled agricultural environments could re-localise food production, and a project to grow fruit and vegetables by retrofitting aeroponic technology
Greenway and Trowbridge primary schools have been described by Estyn as warm and welcoming schools whose ethos of care and support permeates all they do.
24/01/23 - Cardiff Council Update: 24 January 2023
Here is our latest update, covering: Holocaust Memorial Day Wales 2023; Cardiff Music Board call for music lovers to support local independent venues; Pupils at Thornhill Primary "thoroughly enjoy coming to school" says Estyn.
24/01/23 - Holocaust Memorial Day Wales 2023
To mark Holocaust Memorial Day 2023, a recording of this year's Wales Commemoration will be available to watch on the Cardiff Council YouTube channel.
Independent venues are the backbone of Cardiff’s live music scene and Cardiff Music Board are calling on music lovers across the city to get out and support local grassroots venues during Independent Venue Week (IVW).
In a recent inspection of Thornhill Primary School in Cardiff, ESTYN found that pupils enjoy attending school and make notable progress in their social skills.
The Elections Act 2022: Changes to the UK Electoral System; Cardiff secures £50m from Levelling Up fund for the first phase of Cardiff Crossrail; Ordering green recycling bags to residents' homes will stop on January 31st...
