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What’s on – Summer holiday activities July 20 – July 27
Yesterday, Cllr Wild and I visited the city centre to meet with Extinction Rebellion protestors. We listened to their concerns, we asked them to consider the disruption caused to residents and commuters and we asked them to take the protest off the road.
This week, Cardiff West Community High School has been officially opened by The First Minister for Wales Mark Drakeford and The Leader of Cardiff Council, Cllr Huw Thomas, in the presence of Deputy Leader of Cardiff Council and Cabinet Member for Educati
Green Flags will fly above Cardiff’s stunning parks and green spaces following an announcement today by Keep Wales Tidy that twelve of the city’s parks have achieved the prestigious Green Flag Award.
12/07/19 - Together for a transport revolution
The Leaders of Rhondda Cynon Taf and Cardiff Councils have joined forces with Cardiff West Assembly Member, Mark Drakeford and Mick Antoniw, Assembly Member for Pontypridd, on a plan bring the disused rail line from Llantrisant to Cardiff back into use a
A game-changing £1bn transport vision designed to cut congestion and improve air quality in Cardiff has been revealed by the leader of Wales’ capital city.
Measures to improve standards in rented property in the Plasnewydd area of the city have been approved by Cabinet.
Plans for a new indoor arena in Cardiff Bay have been given a further boost with news that the Council’s Cabinet has agreed to go out to tender for a developer to build and operate a new arena.
A record number of schools have signed up to the Unicef Right's Respecting Schools Award (RRSA), showing their support to help Cardiff become one of the UK's first Child Friendly City's.
A £1million new-build extension at Oakfield Primary School in St Mellons has been officially opened today.
A new three-year strategy to deliver excellent outcomes in Children’s Services, will be considered by the Local Authority’s Cabinet when it meets on Thursday, 11 July.
The Summer Reading Challenge is on its way back to Cardiff and this year’s theme is out of this world!
09/07/19 - Dog Controls in Cardiff come a step closer
Controls aimed at tackling dog fouling in Cardiff’s public spaces – including £100 fines for dog owners who are found without the means of cleaning up after their animal – will take the next step towards implementation
The potential for a new economic powerhouse for the UK was unveiled today, with a new report setting out recommendations to supercharge the economy in the west of Britain.
A report which recommends a public consultation is held on proposals for an investment in and reorganisation of early years, primary and secondary school provision to serve Splott and Tremorfa, has been agreed by the local authority's Cabinet.
Cardiff Council will have to bridge a budget gap of £25m next year and £101m over the next four years a new report into the authority’s finances has revealed.
