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Why are there so many people on the street in Cardiff and why are numbers increasing? Cardiff has seen similar increases in rough sleeping to other UK cities but there is no one reason that has contributed to the rise in numbers. Factors such as relati
A council spokesperson said: “Cardiff Council has begun removing abandoned tents in the city centre. “Many of the tents belong to individuals who have taken up offers of accommodation and they have given their consent for their tents to be removed.
This week, Gabalfa Primary Schools' Cook in Charge, Mrs Pauline Henricksen retires after 35 years of service.
Lansdowne Primary School in Canton has launched a new initiative which gives pupils the opportunity to engage with politics.
A £5.7 million grant to help bring 36 Electric Buses to Cardiff has been approved today following a joint funding bid by Cardiff Council and Cardiff Bus.
Cardiff is the Welsh city hit hardest by UK Government austerity, with spending in 2017/18 £148 per head lower than in 2009/10, according to a report from research and policy institute, Centre for Cities.
01/02/19 - Cardiff School Categorisation 2019
"Deputy Leader of Cardiff Council and Cabinet Member for Education, Employment and Skills, Cllr Sarah Merry, said: "I am delighted that out of Cardiff's 127 primary, secondary and special schools, there has been an increase in the number of Green categor
31/01/19 - Help shape our new Hubs
Members of the community are encouraged to have their say on options for the development of two new wellbeing hubs in the northern part of the city.
Cardiff Hubs and Libraries service is marking Safer Internet Day by teaming up with Google to offer advice and coaching on digital skills to keep people safer online.
A private hire taxi driver was ordered to pay £280 in court for smoking a cigarette in his cab at a petrol station in Coryton.
28/01/19 - Parc Cefn Onn works set to begin
Works to deliver major improvements to Parc Cefn Onn begin next week.
The findings of a report by education watchdog Estyn points towards a picture of improving secondary education standards in the west of the city, following the recent opening of Cardiff West Community High School.
Waste Education Officers will be checking bagged waste brought to general waste skips at recycling centres to ensure that all recyclable material is removed before the skip is used.
A Hackney Carriage taxi driver, Abdul Rehman from Clydach Street in Grangetown, Cardiff, was ordered to pay just under £1000 last Thursday (January 17th) for three offences at Cardiff Magistrates’ Court.
Gurpit Dhillon the company director, who spoke on behalf of the restaurant trading as FeD (Happy Dining Ltd) was ordered to pay over £14,000 at Cardiff Magistrates’ Court yesterday.
22/01/19 - FLAG TEAM FAQ's
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