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News that you might have missed - 13/05/24
10/05/24 - Amateur cricket club unveils new facilities to benefit community
Howzat! One of Cardiff's leading amateur cricket clubs is celebrating with new community facilities after refusing to be stumped by vandals and racist graffiti.
10/05/24 - Rugby Codebreakers statue wins Sporting Heritage Award
A statue honouring Cardiff's legendary ‘Rugby Codebreakers' - has won the ‘Celebrating Black Sporting Heritage Award' category at the Sporting Heritage Awards.
09/05/24 - Green light plans for a new Willows High School
Cardiff Council's Planning Committee have given the go-head for a brand-new home for Willows High School to be constructed on land off Lewis Road in Splott.
09/05/24 - Progress Report on City Hall Maintenance Released
Cardiff Council has published a report providing an update on the maintenance work being carried out on City Hall.
09/05/24 - Joint Inspectorate Review of Child Protection Arrangements (JICPA) acknowledge strengths in Cardiff
The findings of a Joint Inspection of Child Protection Arrangements (JICPA) by Cardiff Council, South Wales Police and Cardiff and Vale University Health Board have been published.
09/05/24 - New education investment strategy for Cardiff schools revealed
A new education investment strategy aimed at ensuring more young people across Cardiff will have opportunities to learn in high quality school settings now and in the future, has been published by Cardiff Council.
08/05/24 - Proposals to protect green spaces in Cardiff
Eleven parks and green spaces in Cardiff could be permanently protected from future development if Cardiff Council plans get the go ahead.
07/05/24 - 2,500 volunteers help Cardiff's urban forest grow 30,000 trees bigger
2,500 community volunteers braved one of the wettest winters on record to help plant 30,000 trees in just 6 months, as part of a project to create an urban forest in Cardiff.
07/05/24 - The brand-new St Mellons Church in Wales Primary School is officially opened
St Mellons Church in Wales Primary School has celebrated the official opening of its brand new £6m school building during a special event in the presence of Cardiff Council Leader, Cllr Huw Thomas and Deputy Leader and Cabinet Member for Education, Cllr Sarah Merry.
