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15/05/20 - Cardiff Council's £29m COVID-lockdown bill
Responding to the Covid-19 outbreak could cost Cardiff Council £29m in additional spend and lost revenue in the first three months of the financial year a report has revealed.
Over the course of the COVID-19 crisis, we have been producing a series of infographics, capturing Cardiff Council's response in numbers. Here is the latest of these infographics.
The traffic lane next to Cardiff Castle, on Castle Street, will be removed this Sunday, May 17, so that the pavement can be extended into the road for both pedestrians and cyclists to use.
Cardiff Council is providing thousands of digital devices and broadband dongles via Welsh Governments Education Technology Project Fund to support children in Cardiff that have been unable to access online learning during school closures caused by COVID-
14/05/20 - COVID-19 Update: 14th May
Here is tonight's COVID-19 update from Cardiff Council, covering: social distancing measures will be installed on Castle Street on Sunday; putting plans in place to open the Household Waste Recycling Centres; the tuition service helping children...
13/05/20 - COVID-19 Update: 13th May
In today's COVID-19 update from Cardiff Council: a new partnership to continue support for vulnerable children during the crisis; guidance from the Welsh Government on lockdown regulations in Wales; and the singing security guard of Cardiff Castle
Manic Street Preachers, Nile Rodgers, The Killers, Paul Weller – the list of music legends that have played gigs to thousands of adoring fans at Cardiff Castle is pretty impressive
Professionals from a range of health, education and children's services teams have joined together to ensure children with complex disabilities and medical needs can continue to receive the support they need, during COVID-19.
12/05/20 - COVID-19 Update: 12th May
Here is the latest COVID-19 update from Cardiff Council, covering: a tribute to the NHS appears on City Hall lawns; schools praised for PPE contributions; Housing Online to save tenants time; and Grassroots delivers food parcels.
The initials ’NHS’ have appeared in seven metre tall letters on the lawns outside City Hall as part of a tribute by Cardiff Council’s parks team to the work being done by the National Health Service.
Cardiff's secondary schools have been supporting frontline health workers across the city by providing thousands of items of PPE, during COVID-19.
12/05/20 - Annual Modern Slavery Statement published
Cardiff Council has published its annual modern slavery statement, setting out its commitments to ensuring modern slavery and human trafficking have no place in its business and supply chains.
11/05/20 - COVID-19 Update: 11th May
In the latest COVID-19 update from Cardiff Council: the areas having a garden waste collection this Saturday; work to resume on North Road cycle upgrade; providing online digital support during the crisis; celebrating Foster Care Fortnight; and another a
11/05/20 - Keep calm and carry on fostering!
Cardiff Council is celebrating Foster Care Fortnight, starting today, by sending a clear message to potential foster carers in the city – ‘We still need you!’
The Council’s contractor, Horan Construction Ltd, will be re-starting work on the North Road Cycle Upgrade Phase 2.
Last week's Cardiff Council news you might have missed (11th May)
