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Calling all young content creators in Cardiff! The Cardiff Youth Service digital team is thrilled to announce a unique opportunity for young people aged 11-17 to participate in a digital summer camp for the second year running.
Cardiff Commitment has been named a finalist for Public Sector Organisation of the Year at the eighth annual UK Social Mobility Awards (SOMOs).
16/07/24 - Cardiff Council Update: 16 July 2024
Here is your Tuesday update, covering: • Council commits to tackling £49.7m budget shortfall • ‘Little Gigs’ programme showcases tomorrow’s talent at Clwb Ifor Bach • 85% of Cardiff's pupils attend a school committed to embedding children's rights
Two Cardiff primary schools have scooped a prize of £100 each for their participation in Cardiff Council’s Democracy Ambassador Programme.
Twenty parks and green spaces managed by Cardiff Council have been awarded prestigious Green Flags including for the first time, Cathays Park in Cardiff’s historic civic centre and the newly refurbished Maltings Park in Splott.
16/07/24 - An impressive 85% of Cardiff's pupils attend a school committed to embedding children's rights
Last November, Cardiff was officially declared a UNICEF Child Friendly City -the first of its kind in the UK.
It was autumn when a series of ‘Little Gigs’ by some of the hottest acts on the Welsh music scene toured Cardiff’s secondary schools, kickstarting a Cardiff Council programme aimed at inspiring learners and providing a pipeline of talent for Cardiff’s mu
Cardiff Council has revealed it is facing a predicted budget shortfall in 2025/26 of almost £50m.
Twenty new 3G pitches are being proposed by Cardiff Council as part of a new long-term strategy in partnership with the Football Association Wales (FAW), Cymru Football Foundation (CFF), and local leagues.
Cardiff’s Living Wage City Steering Group has been recognised with a prestigious prize for its outstanding work on the real Living Wage in the city.
Scope’s Community Engagement and Youth Community Collective teams, Cardiff, have collaborated with Cardiff Council to host a free, two week, multi-medium art exhibition, featuring the work of disabled artists, at Central Library Hub.
09/07/24 - Cardiff Council Update: 9 July 2024
Here is your Tuesday update (9.7.24)
A young artist from Ysgol Y Wern in Llanishen, has triumphed in a Wales-wide art competition, bringing pride to their school and community.
Estyn, the Inspectorate for education and training in Wales, has found Whitchurch Primary School to be a thriving learning community where pupils feel safe and valued.
Cardiff’s energy system will require significant changes to achieve net-zero, according to a new Local Area Energy Plan (LAEP) for the city.
An eight-week public consultation on plans to protect 11 parks in Cardiff and ensure they remain publicly accessible green spaces, has been launched.
