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60 pupils at Roath Park Primary School have been asked to self-isolate for 14 days following the confirmation of a Covid-19 case at the school.
Five popular bars in Cardiff centre were served with improvement notices by officers from the Shared Regulatory Service this weekend for failing to comply with Covid-19 health and safety measures set out by Welsh Government.
30 pupils at Ysgol Bro Edern have been asked to self-isolate for 14 days following the confirmation of a Covid-19 case at the school on Sunday (6th September).
04/09/20 - The news you might have missed from Cardiff Council over the last seven days (7th September)
500,000 technology boost for Cardiff Council creative industry plans, Schools in Cardiff welcomed many of their pupils back last week and many more will return this week, Changes to your local Recycling Centres, All play areas in Cardiff that have passed
04/09/20 - Cardiff Council Update: 4th September
Welcome to the last update of the week from Cardiff Council, covering: The re-opening of schools, road closures to promote social distancing and encourage active travel as pupils return to school, changes to local Recycling Centres and three more playgro
All children’s play areas in Cardiff that have passed safety inspections are now re-open.
Two new digital books to help children and families learn more about Coronavirus are now available through the medium of Welsh, thanks to Cardiff Hubs & Libraries service and the Council’s Bilingual Cardiff team.
The Council is planning to implement ‘School Street' road closures to help pupils and families maintain social distancing when schools return for the Autumn term.
01/09/20 - Cardiff Council Update: 1st September
Welcome to the latest update from Cardiff Council, covering: A £500,000 technology boost for Cardiff Council creative industry plans, Extinction Rebellion in Cardiff and 70,000 face masks for distribution to secondary schools in Cardiff for the start of
Following a successful bid for funding, the Welsh Government is providing £500,000 to Cardiff Council to improve the infrastructure which transports fibre optic broadband around the city
There has been a rise in recent days in the average number of positive COVID-19 cases within Cardiff and the Vale of Glamorgan, with a marked increase within Cardiff itself
With more people choosing to cycle in Cardiff, the Council is carrying out a review of cycle parking in the city centre, to access the existing provision as well as identify new locations for people to safely lock up their bike.
28/08/20 - Cardiff Council Update: 28th August
Welcome to the last update from Cardiff Council this week, covering: a reminder to residents and visitors to follow social distancing this weekend; news of a planned protest by Extinction Rebellion; the Council’s position on face coverings in schools...
28/08/20 - Statement on Extinction Rebellion
“The Council has been made aware that there could be a number of protests in Cardiff by Extinction Rebellion from today, August 28th, up until Saturday, September 5th.
Cardiff Council is strongly recommending that all school based staff and mainstream secondary school pupils wear face coverings when moving around corridors, in communal areas such as lifts, stair wells and toilets and in situations where social distanci
26/08/20 - Salsa Buena Cardiff brings its vibrant dance classes to Bute Park’s temporary outdoor courts
Due to Covid-19 Salsa Buena have currently suspended their normal dance classes in favour of dancing outdoors at Bute Park’s temporary outdoor courts near Blackweir changing rooms.
