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Six young people aged 13-17 from Cardiff Youth Services have returned from a unique youth exchange to Carlsbad, California where they scooped the Broadcast Excellence Award at the Student Television Network Convention.
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New design and build partner set to be appointed for Cardiff Crossrail; First for Cardiff as store caught selling illegal tobacco products is closed down by council; Cardiff's plan to improve key bus routes revealed; and more
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Here is your Friday update, covering: Pierhead Clock restored to its former glory; Live music to provide city soundtrack this weekend; Revised plans for Pentwyn Leisure Centre to be presented to community; and more
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The first phase of Cardiff Crossrail has taken a step forward today – with news that a design and build partner will be appointed, to deliver the detailed design for the first phase of the scheme from Cardiff Central to Cardiff Bay railway station.
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Kermashan Mini Market, 136 Clifton Street, Cardiff, has been closed down by Shared Regulatory Services after complaints about the sale of illegal tobacco and nitrous oxide cannisters.
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A new plan to improve six key bus routes into Cardiff city centre, designed to boost passenger numbers and deliver quicker journey times, has been revealed.
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Revised plans for Pentywn Leisure Centre will be presented to the local community at two drop-in events next week.
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Imagine a city soundtracked by music.
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Conversations about how to make Cardiff a more neurodivergent-friendly city began yesterday at a special event at Cardiff City Stadium.
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Cardiff Council has announced that Kier has been selected as the preferred bidder to construct new accommodation for ‘Ysgol Cynefin', formerly known as The Court School.
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Here is your Tuesday update, covering: A £25m recladding plan for Butetown high-rises; Increasing Additional Learning Needs education; Changes to the school admissions policy; Radyr Rangers to get help to improve facilities
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A famous Cardiff landmark – the Pierhead Clock - has been fully restored and is being reinstalled in its protective glass box in Lower St Mary Street later today (18 March).
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Plans to help Radyr Rangers improve facilities to be agreed; City-wide plans to increase and realign provision for pupils with Additional Learning Needs; Council publishes revised school admissions policy...
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Plans that will help sports club Radyr Rangers improve their facilities at Morganstown Recreation Ground are due to be agreed with Cardiff Council.
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Comprehensive proposals to enhance and increase Additional Learning Needs provision in Cardiff are proposed from September 2024, following two public consultations which concluded in January.
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Cardiff Council has proposed making changes to its school's admissions policy following a public consultation process carried out at the turn of the year.