A pop-up recycling centre that opened in the car park of Cardiff's former tax office in March has been extended indefinitely. Cardiff council announced on Thursday that due to popular demand mobile recycling facility at Parc Ty Glas in Llanishen will remain open.
The site was purchased by Cardiff Council and the Welsh Government from HMRC, which moved its office from Gleider House on Ty Glas Road to Central Square in the city centre last year. The facility, which was the first of its kind in the city, opened in the south side of the site on March 5 with the aim to help residents recycle larger household items closer to their homes. You can read all our Cardiff stories here.
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