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Kitchener Primary School received a special visit from The First Minister of Wales, The Rt. Hon Mark Drakeford last week, to mark the retirement of 80 year-old Mid-Day Supervisor, Mrs Dianne Allsopp.
21/02/19 - Cardiff is Doing IT!
Do It for Cardiff and for Wales! Cardiff residents are doing it in the bedroom, bathroom, kitchen and even in the garden - most of our residents do IT every day and IT is now a BIG part of our lives.
A private landlord has been ordered to pay over £12,000 for the appalling conditions at his property which he rented out in Riverside.
Wales will be taking on England at Principality Stadium on February 23rd.
Supporting the homeless, more neighbourhood deep cleans, better roads, and maintaining bus routes in the city are just some of the proposals being put forward in Cardiff Council’s budget for 2019/20.
15/02/19 - 17 things you need to know about Cardiff Council’s administration’s budget proposals for 2019/20
• Cardiff Council is facing a budget gap of £32.4m in 2019/20
Recommendations to apply a 50% council tax premium to long-term empty dwellings will be considered by Cardiff Council’s Cabinet next week.
Cardiff’s Environmental Scrutiny Committee will receive a draft report on ‘Litter & Fly Tipping in Cardiff’ at its meeting on Monday 18th February.
15/02/19 - Half-term boredom busters in Cardiff!
The half-term break is approaching fast and if you’re looking for the perfect boredom busters then we have everything from Screen Printing and Circus Skills to Warrior School and Tropical Encounters to keep the kids entertained!
14/02/19 - Cardiff Bus appoints non-executive directors
Two new non-executive directors have been appointed to the board of Cardiff Bus and will take up their roles this week.
Two parks in Cardiff are to be protected in perpetuity as ‘Centenary Fields’, to honour the memory of the millions of people who lost their lives in World War 1.
13/02/19 - A Shared Community
Cardiff Council and the six community councils in the city have reaffirmed their commitment to working together by signing a new charter.
A contestant from BBC One's The Greatest Dancer will make a special visit to Woodlands High School later this month at one pupil's remarkable request.
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.
