Here is your Friday update, covering: Pupils help shape their future as work progresses on the new £23m home for The Court School; New exercise area opens in Victoria Park, and more…
Two food wholesalers were sentenced yesterday for selling non-halal chicken, as halal to food businesses across South Wales.
As part of the Council’s commitment to improve cycling routes across the city, work to upgrade the section of Taff Trail through Hailey Park will begin in early autumn.
Cardiff Council is celebrating major milestones in the new development of The Court School, with a series of exciting events and community engagement initiatives taking place throughout June.
A new exercise area has opened to the public in Cardiff’s Victoria Park.
Two dogs adopted from Cardiff Dog’s Home have a new life sniffing out crime; What's Next? Cardiff's Summer support for young people choosing their future, and more...
As A-Level and GCSE results days approach this August, young people across Cardiff will once again be supported through a wide-ranging programme of events to help them take their next steps in education, employment, or training.
Two dogs adopted from Cardiff Dog’s Home have a new life sniffing out crime
Cleaner Streets and Improved Recycling as Cardiff Council and Students Join Forces; Pupils with Additional Learning Needs achieve national recognition through Arts Award, and more
Splott Park playground has officially reopened following a vibrant transformation that blends inclusive play with a nod to local history.
Here is your Friday update, covering: Cleaner Streets and Improved Recycling as Cardiff Council and Students Join Forces; Pupils with Additional Learning Needs achieve national recognition through Arts Award and more…
Cardiff Council is calling on residents, families, professionals, and community groups to take part in a city-wide public consultation on the draft Neurodivergent Friendly Cardiff Strategy 2025-2030.
Blackweir Fields has reopened to the general public following the recent Blackweir Live concerts.
A series of concerts have been held at Principality Stadium this summer - with the last two remaining concerts taking place on July 19th and August 1st.
Cardiff Youth Service is back with Summer with a ‘DIFF'erence 2025, an exciting, inclusive, and action-packed programme designed to empower young people aged 11-25 across the city.
A remarkable group of 62 learners with Additional Learning Needs (ALN) from the Ty Calon Centre at Whitchurch High School have proudly graduated with an Arts Award, marking a milestone in inclusive arts education in Cardiff.