Latest Releases
19/10/18 - Landlord ordered to pay back rent
A Welsh landlord had been ordered to give back almost £4,000 that was paid to him while operating without a licence.
Pen-Y-Bryn Primary School in Cardiff has been judged by Estyn as good, the second highest rating possible, across all five of the areas the education inspectorate for Wales looks at.
18/10/18 - Cardiff Council scoops Credit Union award
Cardiff Council has been acknowledged for its commitment to the financial wellbeing of its workforce at the Credit Unions of Wales awards.
Cardiff school children are being inspired by science whilst supporting cutting edge research into how the pollination of certain plants, could lead to the development of drugs to treat serious medical conditions.
On the 29th of July 1943 a young man from Bergen, Norway was sat in a Halifax bomber over German territory near Hamburg when German anti-aircraft missiles shot down the plane. Somehow, he survived the crash and after five days on the run he was captured
Plans for innovative housing solutions to help tackle the growing need for good quality, affordable homes in the city have been awarded Welsh Government funding.
Cardiff Council has installed five special cigarette butt bins designed to ballot smokers as part of the ‘Love Where You Live’ campaign.
16/10/18 - A marathon recycling effort
A staggering 96% of all the waste that was thrown away at the Cardiff University Half Marathon has been recycled.
Alvin George Chisholm from Avondale Road in Grangetown pleaded guilty yesterday (October 11th) to 12 charges at Cardiff Magistrates’ Court for a string of offences
Events designed to showcase the political process in Cardiff and increase engagement are planned as part of Local Democracy Week.
This month is Black History Month, a time to reflect on Black history and learn from the past, to improve the future
12/10/18 - Warm welcome for Homeless World Cup
Cardiff Council has welcomed the news that the Welsh capital will host the 2019 Homeless World Cup.
12/10/18 - Share a Life
A two-year arts project focussing on the lives of homeless people in Cardiff that aims to break down some of the barriers they face was launched today.
The completion of the award winning Greener Grangetown project was marked by Welsh Government Minister for Environment, Hannah Blythyn today.
10/10/18 - Celebrating our Libraries & Hubs
Cardiff Libraries and Hubs are joining libraries across the UK to mark Libraries Week, the annual celebration of these much-loved facilities.
09/10/18 - Glass recycling pilot begins on Monday
The glass recycling pilot scheme begins this Monday, in a bid to improve the quality of the recycling collected.
