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Nature friendly ‘one cut’ mowing regimes, where the grass is not cut until September, are due to be introduced at 33 new sites in Cardiff this year.
12/04/24 - Cardiff Council Update: 12 April 2024
Here is your Friday update, covering: • Quality of recycling in Cardiff increasing significantly due to the new recycling scheme • Cardiff residents need photo ID to vote at elections in May • Cardiff-based musicians commissioned
The latest roll out of the new ‘sack sort’ recycling scheme to 37,000 properties across Cardiff has resulted in a significant improvement in the quality of recycling collected from residents’ homes, Cardiff Council can reveal.
Four talented Cardiff-based musicians have received ‘Sound of the City’ commissions to support the creation of experimental new work, some of which will be presented later this year as part of the recently announced Cardiff Music City festival.
Residents in Cardiff will need to show photographic ID to vote in the Police and Crime Commissioner election on May 2.
05/04/24 - News that you might have missed - 05/04/24
Bomb hero honoured on 100th birthday as World War II saviour of City Hall; Pentwyn community gives views on leisure centre plans; Flexible learning opportunities to boost career prospects; New funding available to forge community cohesion; and more
05/04/24 - Cardiff Council Update: 05 April 2024
Here is your Friday update, covering: Bomb hero honoured on 100th birthday as World War II saviour of City Hall; Pentwyn community gives views on leisure centre plans; Flexible learning opportunities to boost career prospects; and more
Cardiff Council has honoured a man who saved City Hall from destruction when he tackled an incendiary bomb dropped on its roof during a German air raid during World War II.
More than 180 people attended a two-day Cardiff Council drop-in session last week to examine plans and give their views on the proposed refurbishment and re-opening of Pentwyn Leisure Centre.
Enrolment is now open for adult learning courses starting later this month.
Cardiff Council is once again inviting applications from community groups and third sector organisations across the city for grant funding available to help build cohesive and resilient communities.
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.
25/03/24 - News that you might have missed - 25/03/24
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
22/03/24 - Cardiff Council Update: 22 March 2024
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
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.
21/03/24 - First for Cardiff as store caught selling illegal tobacco products is closed down by council
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.
