Latest Releases
15/03/18 - Proposals for new burial space agreed
Proposals for a new cemetery in the north of the city which will provide a long-term solution to Cardiff's burial space shortage has been agreed by the Council's Cabinet today.
09/03/18 - War Memorial is brought back to former glory
Essential work has been carried out to restore and refurbish Rumney War Memorial, bringing the monument back to its former condition.
Friday, February 16 marks 100 days to go before the Volvo Ocean Race, the world's toughest and most prestigious sailing event, arrives in Cardiff on Sunday May 27 for a 14 day stopover.
Improvement works to Llanbleddian Gardens are due to start this week as part of the Cathays Regeneration Project.
How Cardiff Council manages Section 106 funding for the development of community projects goes before the Environmental Scrutiny Committee tomorrow (January 16, 2018).
15/01/18 - Scrutiny of Digitalisation Projects
How a range of services delivered by the Council's City Operations Directorate are being improved through the use of modern technologies will be reviewed by the Environmental Scrutiny Committee tomorrow (January 16, 2018).
A scheme designed to stop Roath Brook from bursting its banks is to be reviewed by Cardiff Council's Environmental Scrutiny Committee on Tuesday.
Cardiff's Environmental Scrutiny Committee is due to receive an item titled Greener Grangetown - Member Update at its meeting on Tuesday 7th November.
How Cardiff Council manages trees on its land will be discussed at a Scrutiny Committee meeting next week.
Storey Arms has been commended for the positive impact it has on pupils when they return to school after taking-part in a range of experiences at the Cardiff Council-run outdoor education centre.
Core City Leaders and Mayors have gathered in Cardiff to call on the Government to take more action on air pollution, responsible for 15,000 deaths across the ten cities every year.
Pioneering work that allows power to be generated from portable solar fields is being carried out at Cardiff Council's Lamby Way depot and on Flat Holm Island.
The report will be heard at the Council's Cabinet meeting on Thursday 21st September and will raise various recommendations to improve the quality of rivers and watercourses in Cardiff and the wider South East Wales River Basin.
Cardiff Dogs Home and Cardiff Council’s Emergency Management Unit have won RSPCA Cymru awards for their efforts to improve animal welfare.
Cardiff Harbour Authority (CHA) has come up with an innovative idea to reuse and recycle items dredged up from Cardiff Bay, highlighting the environmental issue of incorrect waste disposal in our oceans.
An exhibition to mark the 150th anniversary of Cardiff Naturalists’ Society is to be held at Cardiff Story Museum next month.
