Cardiff Council teams #WorkingForCardiff #WorkingForYou responded to 115 reports of flooding last night, including some properties affected by internal flooding.
The Council is dealing with surface water flooding across the city. The rain has filled up the brooks and streams which are now higher than the outfalls. This means the drains can’t empty and are consequently backing up. Our teams were out in advance of
COVID cases in Cardiff continue to rise. To halt the spread of the virus and to stop the NHS becoming overwhelmed Cardiff and Wales is in a Level 4 lockdown. Please #StaySafe and do your best to save lives and #SaveTheNHS. Check how the latest lockdown r
COVID cases in Cardiff continue to rise. To halt the spread of the virus and to stop the NHS becoming overwhelmed Cardiff and Wales is in a Level 4 lockdown.
Cardiff and Wales is in a Level 4 lockdown to stop infection rates rising and the NHS becoming overwhelmed.
Due to the Lockdown announcement made by the First Minster yesterday (19/12/20), the following facilities will close with immediate effect:
The news from last week that you might have missed 21/12/20
Welcome to the last update of the week from Cardiff Council, covering: the Council adapts essential community services arrangements; COVID-19 cases and tests; school cases; keeping people connected at home; and having a pre-Christmas clear out?
Changes to community-based council services in Cardiff will come into effect next week as the city faces the ongoing public health emergency and rapidly increasing cases of COVID-19.
Make sure you keep stress levels to a minimum with our tips for common pre-Christmas recycling queries:
Digital council services for residents across the city are supporting older and vulnerable people’s wellbeing by helping them to stay connected during these challenging times.
Here is the latest update from Cardiff Council, covering: Cardiff's position on the commencement of the January school term; Cardiff cases and tests, seven days data; and the latest schools affected by COVID-19.
Following extensive discussions, Welsh Government and the Welsh Local Government Association have set out a common approach for the return to school in January.
The increase in Cardiff case numbers that we are seeing now could not be any more stark. This needs to act as a warning to every one of us about the seriousness of the situation we are now facing.
Cardiff residents are being asked for their views on plans for an exciting, new Canal Quarter in the city centre and on the Cardiff East Transport Scheme which will manage traffic options around parts of the city.
Here is the latest update from Cardiff Council, covering: the first of two new COVID-19 test centres opened in Cardiff today; and the latest schools affected by COVID-19.