Year 10 engineering students from Cardiff West Community High School have embarked on an exciting construction-focused programme, designed to ignite their interest in careers within the industry.
Travel advice for Wales vs Ireland; Bike scheme helping children in low-income families; Council grants help Cardiff taxi drivers cut emissions; Two Week Engagement on Secure Cycle Parking
Get a taxi in Cardiff today and your trip could now be cleaner and greener due to a Cardiff Council scheme which has provided more than £200,000 of grants to enable the city’s taxi drivers to upgrade to more fuel efficient or fully electric vehicles.
A two-week engagement exercise has started today - asking all cyclists for their views on secure cycle parking in the city.
Travel advice for Wales vs Ireland on 22 February in Cardiff; Bike scheme helping children in low-income families choose active travel to get to school; Opportunity to have your say on Cardiff's Ambitious Green Replacement Development Plan; and more
Support and friendship for people with caring responsibilities; New swimming pool at Pentwyn Leisure Centre; Have your say on Cardiff's Replacement Development Plan; Cardiff Children’s Literature Festival 2025
With the kick-off taking place at 2.15pm - there will be a full city centre road closure from 10.15am until 5.45pm to ensure all ticket holders can get into and out of the stadium safely.
Children in low-income families in Cardiff are benefitting from a new scheme providing free, recycled bikes.
Following the approval of the Replacement Development Plan by Full Council on January 30, a series of online and face-to-face events have been organized to engage the public on the new development plan for the city.
A new initiative to support and provide friendship for people in Cardiff with caring responsibilities has been launched.
Construction of a new swimming pool at Pentwyn Leisure Centre has begun.
Ysgol Gynradd Creigiau Primary School shines brightly in latest Estyn inspection; Planting the 100,000th tree in Cardiff's new ‘urban forest'; Music fans invited to shape the future of live music
Award-winning children’s authors and illustrators including Emma Carroll, Jack Meggitt-Phillips, Sioned Wyn Roberts, Rob Biddulph and Maz Evans are lined up to entertain and inspire a new generation of readers
The first-ever Music Fans' Voice survey has launched, giving gig-goers a direct say in shaping the future of live music in the UK.
The 100,000th tree in a new ‘urban forest' has been planted in Cardiff, just four years after the first one.
Ysgol Gynradd Creigiau Primary School has been commended in its latest inspection by Estyn as a thriving, caring, and inclusive community that fosters a love of learning and mutual respect among its pupils.