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Seeking improvements in Cathays' private rented homes; Cardiff Council's stark budget warning; Unpaid Carers have their say on what they need to feel supported; Report highlights progress in Cardiff's Social Services; How well is your council working...
A housing licensing scheme that seeks to achieve decent standards of rented accommodation for tenants and good management practices among landlords in Cathays could be reintroduced next year.
14/10/22 - Cardiff Council Update: 14 October 2022
Here's your Friday update, covering: the council's updated budget forecast; the latest Cardiff Council performance report; new rights for tenants; and action to keep leisure centres open.
14/10/22 - Cardiff Council's stark budget warning
A stark financial warning has been issued by Cardiff Council which says spiralling inflation, increased demand and lower than anticipated income levels, has left it with a £53m hole in its budget for 2023/24.
Unpaid carers in Cardiff have given their views on what matters to them and in response, Cardiff Council in partnership with other organisations are undertaking a range of improvements to the support available to them. This is to include...
Cardiff's Social Services have been able to make significant progress, despite a continuing increase in both the numbers of people needing support in the city and the complexity of the issues that they are facing.
Cardiff Council's ambitious programme to create a stronger, fairer and greener capital city is evaluated in a new report which rates the progress being made by the authority.
One of the biggest changes in the social and private rented housing sectors will be introduced in December with the implementation of the Renting Homes (Wales) Act 2016.
Creating job opportunities and apprenticeships, encouraging local businesses to pay the Real Living Wage and accelerating the move to net zero carbon are outlined as among the key aims of a new strategy designed to help Cardiff become a stronger...
13/10/22 - Ask Cardiff 2022
Cardiff Council once again wants to Ask Cardiff what’s important to citizens and local communities in the city.
Wales’ first female professor is to be honoured with a new park in Cardiff.
Cardiff Council is looking at ways it can help maintain leisure centre services in the city amid rising energy costs.
11/10/22 - Cardiff Council Update: 11 October 2022
Here is our latest update, covering: our Hubs and Libraries are providing warm welcome spaces; funding to bring more electric buses to Cardiff; and plans for a new link road and bridge over the Rhymney River take another step forwards.
Plans for a new bridge to provide a direct link from Llanrumney to the A48 at the Pentwyn junction have taken a step forward, with permission being sought from Cardiff Council’s Cabinet to enter into a legal contract
11/10/22 - Sports pitch boost for Splott
Work is due to commence on the construction of a new 3G football pitch in Splott Park.
Funding available for bus operators to deliver new electric buses for the city; A Warm Welcome Awaits; Grangemoor Park update; First organisations to complete the Cardiff Healthy Travel Charter announced; Free School Meals for all children in Reception..
