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The latest study into air pollution in Cardiff shows that residents enjoyed cleaner air across the city throughout 2021 when compared with pre-pandemic figures in 2019, a new report has revealed.
The first trees in a new community orchard were planted in Cardiff’s Bute Park today (30th November) as plans developed in the wake of a devastating vandalism attack on the park begin to bear fruit.
Cardiff's Betty Campbell statue wins award; Caring for Carers in Cardiff - tell us your views; Team Bute Park crowned best in the whole of the UK; Cardiff Bay Barrage temporary closure; Cardiff renews its White Ribbon commitment
25/11/22 - Cardiff Council Update: 25 November 2022
Here's your Friday update, covering: Cardiff's Betty Campbell statue wins award; consultation seeking unpaid carers' views on respite support; and team Bute Park crowned best in the whole of the UK.
25/11/22 - Cardiff's Betty Campbell statue wins award
Cardiff's awe-inspiring statue which honours Wales' first black headteacher, Betty Campbell MBE, has won the public vote at a prestigious awards ceremony.
A consultation seeking the views of unpaid carers about respite support available to them as they carry out their vital role was launched in Cardiff yesterday.
Cardiff’s Bute Park employees have been crowned ‘Team of the Year’ in this years’ Green Flag ‘UK Best of the Best’ awards.
23/11/22 - Cardiff Bay Barrage temporary closure
Cardiff Bay Barrage will be closed for two days to enable filming of popular Amazon Prime adventure series, Alex Rider to take place.
22/11/22 - Cardiff Council Update: 22 November 2022
Here is our latest update, covering: travel advice for Wales vs Australia; Cardiff renews its White Ribbon commitment; and views sought on exciting new pedestrian bridge plan.
22/11/22 - Cardiff renews its White Ribbon commitment
Cardiff Council has renewed its White Ribbon accreditation for a third time, underlining a commitment to ending men’s violence against women.
Wales will be taking on Australia on Saturday November 26th at Principality Stadium. With the kick-off taking place at 3.15pm - there will be a full city centre road closure from 11.15am until 7.15pm.
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17/11/22 - More homes, more quickly
Plans setting out how the Council intends to deliver the next phase of its ambitious housing development programme, creating another 1,700 new homes for the city have been unveiled.
Exciting plans for a new pedestrian and cycle bridge over the river Taff have been unveiled, part of the wider regeneration of Grangetown’s Channel View estate.
Wales will be taking on Georgia on Saturday November 19th at Principality Stadium.
15/11/22 - Primary School Applications now open
Applications for primary school places to start in September 2023 are now open and parents are encouraged to make use of all five choices to get the best chance of securing a school they want.
