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New analysis carried out by independent charity Fields in Trust, in collaboration with Cardiff Council, has found that 19% of the city is publicly accessible parks and green spaces
Cardiff Dogs Home is experiencing a surge in the number of dogs needing rehoming as owners who bought dogs during the pandemic return to work and find themselves without the time needed to properly care for their pets.
Growing our own food on allotments has been one of the more popular ways of keeping active during the pandemic and Cardiff Council is keen to ensure as many of us as possible can get back to the land.
Cardiff has emerged as one of the best cities in the UK in which to live and work, according to an influential new report.
14/02/22 - 1,700 trees planted in Tremorfa Park to celebrate Cardiff as a Queen’s Green Canopy Champion City
Over 1,700 trees have been planted in Tremorfa Park for the Queen’s Green Canopy (QGC) at a special event to commemorate Cardiff’s status as a Champion City.
A team of dedicated Cardiff Council Park Rangers have reunited a 2-year old boy with his beloved lost teddy bear today – 10 days after it fell into Roath Park Lake.
One Planet Cardiff, the council’s strategy for a carbon neutral city by 2030 has been rated as the best in Wales by a citizen data science project led by Climate Emergency UK
The trees planted today were six of the 120 trees kindly gifted as part of The Sakura Cherry Tree Project which was created to celebrate 150 years of friendship between Wales and Japan. They will form an avenue of cherry blossom trees in the parks
Welsh Water is set to begin work on the highly anticipated construction of its visitor attraction hub at Lisvane and Llanishen reservoirs.
17/01/22 - Netflix donates Benches of Hope to Cardiff parks to commemorate Ricky Gervais’ ‘After Life’
Two of Cardiff’s parks have received Benches of Hope, donated by Netflix to commemorate Ricky Gervais’ After Life, to create a space for residents to talk or reflect.
14/01/22 - Improving safety in Cardiff’s parks
Installing CCTV, looking at opportunities for improving lighting, locking certain park gates at night, and offering rewards to help catch vandals will all be discussed as part of plans being drawn up to improve safety in Cardiff’s parks.
Volunteers, 'Friends of' groups, residents and council staff have been busy planting 11,000 bulbs and this new year, more volunteers are invited to help keep Cardiff in bloom.
A Cardiff council park is set for major improvement works in the New Year.
Over 400 trees have been planted at special events in Cardiff parks during National Tree Week.
This International Volunteer Day, Sunday December 5, Flat Holm is celebrating their first year-long placement with a new volunteer on the remote island, five miles off the Cardiff coast.
This National Tree Week (November 27 – December 5) Cardiff is celebrating achieving Champion City status under the prestigious Queen’s Green Canopy.
