The Latest Breaking News from Cardiff Council

Cardiff council forces advertising firm to remove Plaid Cymru and Green posters

'Last election they stayed up for all four weeks - they must be worried!'

Wales Online · Apr 15, 2022

Cardiff rubbish and recycling collections set to see 'widespread' disruption as binmen and women vote to strike

The six-week long strike is set to begin on April 22

Wales Online · Apr 14, 2022

'Cardiff Council are letting down the disabled community with new development', says campaigner

Holly Greader says the council are '"ignoring concerns" by removing 11 disabled parking spaces for the Churchill Way Canal Quarter development

Wales Online · Apr 12, 2022

The once-bustling Cardiff shopping area that finally has new hope after decades of decay

Will the two ambitious schemes halt the decline of a once-popular shopping district?

Wales Online · Mar 27, 2022

Garden waste collections delayed across Cardiff due to council backlog

Cardiff Council has confirmed that waste crews will be working over the weekend to clear the backlog

Wales Online · Mar 24, 2022

Jimmy Carr Cardiff show 'should be cancelled', say Plaid Cymru

The comic caused outrage with a comment about the Gypsy, Roma, and Traveller community in a recent Netflix special and Adam Price said the broadcaster's upcoming Cardiff show should not take place

Wales Online · Mar 22, 2022

Everything you need to know about the latest work on Cardiff's big Canal Quarter project

Work is currently underway for the development on the city's east side

Wales Online · Mar 22, 2022

Huge housing plan to build thousands of new homes in Cardiff

Cardiff council's cabinet will consider an ambitious £74m housing plan as part of goal to build more than 4,000 homes across the city

Wales Online · Mar 8, 2022

Full plans revealed to combine three schools on one huge site in Fairwater

Cantonian High School, Riverbank School and Woodlands High School will be rebuilt and expanded on a single site

Wales Online · Mar 3, 2022

Cardiff's Splott Market to remain open until at least September

Cardiff Council said the market will stay open in its current spot until April, then a three-month rolling contract will come into force between April and September.

Wales Online · Feb 11, 2022