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Proposals to invest more than £1m in public open space in the Adamsdown area of the city have been revealed.
26/10/18 - “Thank you!”
A special event to thank the Armed Forces community in Cardiff for their service will be held at Central Library Hub next week.
Cardiff's multi-award winning school holiday enrichment programme (SHEP), Food and Fun has picked up its ninth award at the renowned 2018 Foodservice Catey Awards.
It's a frightfully awesome October half-term in Cardiff, here's what's going on.
Due to essential maintenance works, part of the Cardiff Bay Barrage will be closed to the public on Tuesday 13th and Wednesday 14th November between 08.30am - 17.00.
A company director, Ali Adalrawish, 29, living in Cathedral Road in Cardiff was found guilty yesterday at Cardiff Magistrates’ Court of 11 offences relating to the illegal trade of tobacco and cigarettes at his shop in Clifton Street.
23/10/18 - Cardiff Defibrillator Appeal is launched
A Wales-wide charity has launched an appeal to increase the number of public access defibrillators in Cardiff.
23/10/18 - Dog control proposals reviewed
A proposal to exclude dogs from marked sports pitches during the sporting season is unlikely to proceed a Cardiff Council Cabinet member has stated.
125 gully grids have been stolen in the city since the middle of July.
The Council is launching a new commercial waste recycling scheme which offers the best value for money for customers.
Cardiff Council's Cabinet Member for Children and Families, Cllr Graham Hinchey is adding his support to National Adoption Week.
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
