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25/04/25 - The Update: 25 April 2025
Here is your Friday update, covering: • Cardiff Youth Services helps develop immersive technology to support anxious teenagers • New funding available to forge community cohesion
Cardiff Council is once again inviting applications from constituted community groups and third sector organisations across the city for grant funding available to help build cohesive and resilient communities.
Young people from Cardiff Youth Services have assisted in the development of an augmented reality therapy to help address anxiety in young people.
Judgement Day will be taking place on Saturday April 19 at Principality Stadium. With the kick-off taking place at 3pm there will be a partial city centre road closure from 12 noon until 9pm
15/04/25 - Lansdowne Primary School praised by Estyn
Lansdowne Primary School in Canton has been found to provide a nurturing and inclusive environment where pupils feel valued and supported.
A new community space, designed to support digital skills development and community engagement will be launched next week.
11/04/25 - The Update: 11 April 2025
Funding secured for north Cardiff woodland protection and restoration project; Work to protect and renovate historic buildings on Flat Holm Island begins; Pupils from St Paul's Church in Wales Primary School Break World Record in River Clean-Up
Work to protect and renovate Flat Holm island's historic foghorn station and Victorian cholera hospital is underway.
09/04/25 - Pupils from St Paul's Church in Wales Primary School Break World Record in River Clean-Up
Pupils from St Paul's Church in Wales Primary School in Grangetown have made history by helping to break the Guinness World Record for the largest number of people participating in a river clean-up.
08/04/25 - The Update: 08 April 2025
‘Voices of Grangetown' exhibition at Museum of Cardiff extended; More than 1,800 pupils shine in spectacular musical showcase thanks to free lessons; Low-carbon district heat network in Cardiff nears completion.
A new conservation project that aims to protect and restore woodland in North Cardiff that has been damaged by unauthorised trails has secured £346,000 funding.
07/04/25 - News that you might have missed - 07/04/25
Convenience Store Fined over £2,000 for Noisy Refrigerator; Low-carbon district heat network in Cardiff nears completion; More than 1,800 pupils shine in spectacular musical showcase thanks to free lessons; and more
04/04/25 - The Update: 04 April 2025
Myanmar Earthquake Appeal; Meet the people ‘Behind the Bay' as Cardiff Harbour Authority celebrates 25th anniversary; VE Day Celebration Picnic at Cardiff Castle announced; New ‘natural' play area at Sanatorium Park officially opened
A convenience store in Cardiff has been ordered to pay over £2,000 for excessive noise coming from a refrigerator condenser unit at their business in Ely.
Construction of a low-carbon district heating network that will reduce carbon emissions from connected buildings in Cardiff by up to 80% is nearing completion, with the first heat expected to be supplied to customers in the coming months.
Year three pupils from schools across Cardiff and The Vale of Glamorgan have been receiving free music lessons using pBuzz, voice, and woodwind instruments, in alignment with the Curriculum for Wales. This initiative is part of the broader efforts to enh
