According to Cardiff Council, the scheme will be completed by March 2026 “under the current timeline”.

The upgraded play area now includes a puzzles-and-games-themed zone and accessible equipment for children of all ages and abilities.

In total, £200,000 has been awarded to clubs through the scheme, which was delivered by Cardiff Council in partnership with Cardiff Met Sport.

The first phase of the project will start on August 1 with six lockers installed near Cardiff Castle.

Local businesses, sports clubs and community groups can lease a former sport site in Llandaff North.

Third sector organisations can apply for for funding up to £2,000 to help improve access to period products.

Cardiff Council has confirmed plans to launch a new electric cycle hire initiative in Spring 2026.

A pitch-sized mural of Cardiff-born Jess Fishlock was unveiled last month - making history in the process.

The couple are the first Lord Mayor and Lady Mayoress for more than 40 years to both be serving councillors.

The application to convert 1 and 3 Soberton Avenue into nine self-contained units was approved on 20 May 2025.

Twelve students from Willows High School have made their mark on their new £60million school

Eva Clarke was awarded a Personal Peace Award by Cardiff’s Lord Mayor on the 80th anniversary of VE Day.

Sport and community organisations in Cardiff are being invited to lease two council-owned facilities to help boost local engagement and unlock funding opportunities.

Cardiff stands as the sole hub in Wales, along with 12 other UK locations such as York and Belfast.

The event will take place in venues, clubs and pop-up spaces across the city over fifteen days.

Fifteen venues in Cardiff have been awarded the money through a Cardiff Council fund.

Lansdowne Primary School on Norfolk Street was described as “nurturing and inclusive environment” by inspectors.

The Digital Learning Lounge will run at Central Library Hub and is open to visitors of all ages and abilities who want to access digital support.

The project, Routes to Resilience, aims to improve access for walkers, cyclists and horse riders, by creating a core network of trails.

Choose Green/ Milk & Sugar, on 79 Pontcanna Street has applied to Cardiff Council for an alcohol licence.