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Pupils from Ysgol Gynradd Creigiau Primary School have scooped first prize in the Pupil Voice Water Challenge for their ideas to promote water consumption in school.
As part of a Highway Improvement Scheme, pedestrian facilities on the crossroad between Penline Road; Church Road; Old Church Road and Merthyr Road will be significantly improved.
Cardiff Council has joined together with the Cardiff & District Hoteliers Association, Cardiff venues which have committed funding to the partnership and For Cardiff to promote the city as a leading destination for business events and conferences.
28/02/19 - Landlords fined for evading Rent Smart Wales
Landlords from across South Wales are paying the price for avoiding complying with Rent Smart Wales.
Counterfeiter, Mark Cody, from Blaenavan Close in St Mellons, pleaded guilty last Friday (February 22nd) at Cardiff Magistrates’ Court to a string of offences relating to his counterfeiting business which he ran from his home.
Cardiff Council has appointed a new provider to dispose of more than 70,000kg of confidential waste it produces each year.
The Hollies, a special school for children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), has been nominated for a prestigious, mainstream UK-wide award for its film club.
Kitchener Primary School received a special visit from The First Minister of Wales, The Rt. Hon Mark Drakeford last week, to mark the retirement of 80 year-old Mid-Day Supervisor, Mrs Dianne Allsopp.
21/02/19 - Cardiff is Doing IT!
Do It for Cardiff and for Wales! Cardiff residents are doing it in the bedroom, bathroom, kitchen and even in the garden - most of our residents do IT every day and IT is now a BIG part of our lives.
A private landlord has been ordered to pay over £12,000 for the appalling conditions at his property which he rented out in Riverside.
Wales will be taking on England at Principality Stadium on February 23rd.
Supporting the homeless, more neighbourhood deep cleans, better roads, and maintaining bus routes in the city are just some of the proposals being put forward in Cardiff Council’s budget for 2019/20.
15/02/19 - 17 things you need to know about Cardiff Council’s administration’s budget proposals for 2019/20
• Cardiff Council is facing a budget gap of £32.4m in 2019/20
Recommendations to apply a 50% council tax premium to long-term empty dwellings will be considered by Cardiff Council’s Cabinet next week.
Cardiff’s Environmental Scrutiny Committee will receive a draft report on ‘Litter & Fly Tipping in Cardiff’ at its meeting on Monday 18th February.
15/02/19 - Half-term boredom busters in Cardiff!
The half-term break is approaching fast and if you’re looking for the perfect boredom busters then we have everything from Screen Printing and Circus Skills to Warrior School and Tropical Encounters to keep the kids entertained!
