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12/07/18 - Cardiff libraries are good for your health!
A special event to welcome a new scheme available in all Cardiff libraries and hubs to help people’s health and wellbeing was held at Fairwater Day Centre today.
06/07/18 - ‘£91m’ hole in Council budget
A projected £91m hole in Cardiff Council’s budget leaves the authority facing an ‘uncertain and challenging’ future.
The implementation of Cardiff's multi-million pound school investment programme is set to move a step closer as the Cabinet meets to consider recommendations on how the programme will be managed.
A proposal to consult on options to address the high number of surplus primary school places in the Llanrumney area of Cardiff is to be considered by the Council's Cabinet when it meets on Thursday, July 12.
Consultation on powers to deal with controlling dogs to help keep the city cleaner is being considered by Cardiff Council.
Cardiff Council's Cabinet is to consider plans to bring short-break care provision at its Tŷ Storrie children's home in-house.
06/07/18 - Lights, camera, action – let’s dance!
A new short film, Boombox Caerdydd, featuring the people of Cardiff dancing in their favourite green space in the city, has its premiere in the capital this month.
The Summer Reading Challenge is back in Cardiff libraries and hubs and young readers across the city are encouraged to make mischief as part of this year’s challenge.
02/07/18 - Road closures for Velothon 2018
The Velothon is returning to the streets of South East Wales on July 8th.
02/07/18 - School Eco Team win car-free day competition
An online video made by pupils at Radnor Primary School in Canton celebrating car-free day has won a city-wide competition.
Representatives from local authorities in Wales, Germany and Slovakia have visited Cardiff to discuss plans to roll out a project first piloted in the Welsh capital to tackle extremism and radicalisation.
Failing to provide information requested for the Rent Smart Wales registration and licensing process has serious consequences, as one Cardiff landlord found out this week.
Plans to expand and adapt additional learning needs provision in Cardiff are now one step closer after no concerns were raised during both the public consultation and statutory notices period.
The Love Where You Live Campaign has now been rolled out city wide, targeting areas in wards across the city which are in need of a deep clean.
Cardiff Council has won top prize at the Co-operative Council of the Year awards for its collaborative approach to tackling numerous issues in the city.
Cardiff residents have a new way of connecting digitally with the council following the launch of the ‘Cardiff Gov' App.
