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Plans to acquire two residential developments that would provide 148 additional council homes will be considered next week, as the Council continues to respond to significant housing demand across the city.

Council / FRI 13 NOV 2026

Housing allocation changes to prioritise those most in need

Changes to the way social housing is allocated in Cardiff are being proposed to ensure the limited number of homes available go to the people in greatest need.

Council / FRI 13 NOV 2026

The Update: 13 November 2026

Flat Holm heritage project named UK’s best for regeneration and conservation New plans could give vacant Blackweir ambulance depot new lease of life Brand-new Willows High welcomes pupils for first time Cardiff marks 25

Council / THU 12 NOV 2026

Flat Holm heritage project named UK’s best for regeneration and conservation

A project to protect and bring to life the remarkable history of Cardiff’s Flat Holm island has received national recognition after being named the winner of the Regeneration & Conservation category at the 2026 National

Council / THU 12 NOV 2026

New plans could give vacant Blackweir ambulance depot new lease of life

A former ambulance depot at Blackweir Fields could be brought back into use as a new base for Cardiff’s Parks Service under proposals due to be considered by Cardiff Council’s Cabinet at its next meeting.

Council / TUE 10 NOV 2026

Brand-new Willows High welcomes pupils for first time

Pupils at Willows High have this week stepped into their brand-new school for the very first time, marking the start of an exciting new chapter for one of Cardiff’s most historic and diverse school communities.

Council / MON 9 NOV 2026

News that you might have missed – 09/11/26

Council / MON 9 NOV 2026

Cardiff marks 25 years of Living Wage movement with call for more employers to get on board

Living Wage flags will fly from the battlements of Cardiff Castle this week as the city marks 25 years of the Living Wage movement and calls on more employers to commit to paying the real Living Wage.

Council / FRI 6 NOV 2026

Cardiff Council Update: 6 November 2026

Here is your Friday update, covering: Cardiff Castle Opens the Welsh National Field of Remembrance, Council leases proposed to support community facilities in Pontcanna, and more…

Council / THU 5 NOV 2026

Plans to help Canton RFC access new funding

Plans to help Canton RFC access new funding opportunities and secure investment in existing facilities at Jubilee Park have been revealed.

Council / TUE 3 NOV 2026

Cardiff Council Update: 3 November 2026

Here is your Tuesday update, covering: • New Action to Tackle the Problem of Commercial Waste on City Road through Education and Enforcement • Improving Bus Stop Access Across Cardiff: New Programme of Works Under Way •

Council / TUE 3 NOV 2026

Consultation Now Open on Additional HMO Licensing in Plasnewydd

A public consultation is now open, giving residents, tenants, landlords, letting agents and other interested parties the opportunity to have their say on proposals for a new Additional Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMO)

Council / TUE 3 NOV 2026

Cardiff Castle Opens the Welsh National Field of Remembrance

Cardiff Castle will once again provide the setting for the Welsh National Field of Remembrance as people across Wales come together to commemorate Remembrance Sunday.

Council / TUE 3 NOV 2026

Council leases proposed to support community facilities in Pontcanna

Cardiff Council is proposing to lease two areas of land in Pontcanna for community use.

Council / TUE 3 NOV 2026

New Action to Tackle the Problem of Commercial Waste on City Road through Education and Enforcement

Cardiff Council is stepping up action on City Road to tackle problems associated with the incorrect storage and presentation of commercial waste and help improve the appearance and cleanliness of the area.

Council / MON 2 NOV 2026

Improving Bus Stop Access Across Cardiff: New Programme of Works Under Way

Cardiff Council has begun the next phase of work to improve access to bus stops in Rhiwbina, Llandaff, Llanishen and Radyr, supported by funding from the Welsh Government’s Local Transport Fund.