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Rare apples return to city after 100 years
Three rare apple trees have been planted in Gabalfa Park as part of a new orchard which is part of Cardiff Council's ‘Coed Caerdydd' urban forest project.
Nursery places open for September
Applications for one of 5,000 part-time places that start in September are open - with parents with encouraged to apply before February 24.
Basement theatre for “emerging and unsupported artists” to open
Porter’s Cardiff, based on Barrack Lane, will open a 60-seat pub theatre in its basement on March 1.
High school celebrates “positive changes” following inspection
Willows High School was praised by education watchdog Estyn for creating positive relationships and a safe environment after it was inspected last November.
“A great success": Music festival brings nearly £3.5m
Cardiff’s biggest ever music festival brought nearly £3.5m to the city and attracted over 60,000 attendees, according to figures released by Cardiff Council.
Final chance for say on fee hikes and service cuts in council budget
Cardiff residents have just under a week left to give their views on the council’s new budget plans which include increasing council tax, the cost of parking permits and burial charges.
“Tight timeline” to complete primary school move due to building deterioration
Proposals to relocate Lansdowne primary school in Canton are one step closer to reality after Cardiff Council’s cabinet agreed to the plans in a meeting on January 23.
Heroin and crack cocaine drug dealer, 22, sentenced
Amara Harris was jailed on January 27 for supplying class A drugs after he was arrested in Roath last year.
National Holocaust Memorial Day ceremony held in Cardiff
The Wales National Holocaust Memorial Day Ceremony was held at the Temple of Peace and honoured those who died in the Holocaust and subsequent genocides worldwide.

