The progress Cardiff has made in working towards becoming a globally recognised Unicef Child Friendly City, will be outlined in a report to go to Cardiff Council's Cabinet when it meets on Thursday 21, January.
Cardiff is applying the Welsh Government Key Worker definition, however, provision in each school depends on school staffing levels & capacity. Children of parents in frontline blue light services, NHS, school workers & social care need to be prioritised
Here is the latest news update from Cardiff Council, covering: the latest vaccination total for Cardiff & Vale; COVID-19 case and test numbers; and the latest Cabinet Member statement on waste and recycling collections.
I wanted to update you all on how our waste teams are doing removing any remaining Christmas waste from the city’s streets and to take this opportunity to thank the public again for their continued patience.
In Cardiff, whilst schools are closed due to COVID-19 and during school holiday periods, parents and carers of children receiving Free School Meals are sent a downloadable voucher.
Welsh Rugby legend Sam Warburton has had many titles in his career – a Grand Slam, the Six Nations, youngest ever World Cup captain – and now he’s retired, Cardiff Dogs Home Ambassador.
Cardiff COVID-19 cases are on the rise, now standing at 379.1 per 100,000 population - up from the 366.3 figure published yesterday.
Here is the latest update from Cardiff Council, covering: Cardiff COVID-19 cases and tests, seven days data; vaccination status update; and the Free School Meal options choices available in Cardiff.
Here is the latest update from Cardiff Council providing a table and map showing Cardiff COVID-19 cases and tests, last seven days data (31 December - 06 January).
Our teams have been working over the weekend to clear streets of recycling and garden waste and we want to thank you for your patience.
The news from last week that you might have missed 11/01/21
Welcome to the last update of the week from Cardiff Council, covering: COVID-19 cases and tests; consultation on next year's Council budget; and another 2,340 laptops for pupils in the continued fight against digital deprivation.
“Following our recent post on Waste and Recycling collections, we want to provide residents with a further update to services.
Cardiff Council continues its work to address the issue of digital deprivation and over the next few weeks a further 2,340 Chromebook devices will be delivered to schools to assist in the delivery of online and remote learning, whilst schools are closed
Cardiff Council needs to find £16.4m to balance the books in 2021/22 and city residents are being asked for their views on the council's priorities for setting its budget for the year ahead.
The north section of Churchill Way will be closed on Monday, January 11th, for up to three weeks so that ground investigation assessments can be carried out underneath the road, as part of the proposed plan to re-open the dock feeder canal.