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A new integrated service, providing a supportive and enhanced environment for people living with dementia was officially opened in Cardiff. The new service at the new Integrated Dementia Day Service on Grand Avenue is being delivered to meet the needs of people with moderate to high care and support needs across the city. The facility

The first separated cycleway will start to be built on Senghennydd Road from today ( March 18th). This will be the first phase of five proposed separated cycleways in Cardiff, as part of the Council’s commitment to improving cycling infrastructure in the Welsh Capital. The five proposed cycleways, in the first phase, could make up

A new scheme to promote period dignity amongst girls and young women in Cardiff is to be rolled out to primary and secondary schools from spring term 2019. The £1.14 million Welsh Government funding, with over £117,000 allocated to Cardiff, aims to help tackle stigma and address period poverty in communities, whilst improving school facilities

The Welsh Government want your views on proposals to implement a new curriculum for children in Wales. The Welsh Government want to make education in Wales the best it can be and by changing the way children do assessments. Many people feel the curriculum now is too strict and teachers are not able to change

Gareth was sleeping rough for 3 months before accessing facilities at the Council’s hostel Ty Tresillian. Watch him, with his key worker Keith, explain how services are making a difference to his life. Speaking on the support available, Cabinet Member for Housing and Communities, Lynda Thorne, said: “We want to engage with people to discuss