All the latest updates from south Wales on March 18, 2022
Residents in flammably-clad tower blocks have still not received financial support and are unable to sell their homes.
A public consultation of the lower speeds has been released today, revealing more than half of people living in trial areas are against lower speeds.
In the past year alone the council has spent more than £9 million on the building of five new cycleways across the city.
Reverend Aled Edwards OBE says he hopes 2021 scheme can be reused for Ukrainian refugees
The budget, once approved, will come into action from April for the next financial year.
The Resolution Foundation warns if employers start raising wages to compete for workers, that could feed inflation rises.
Economy should open up 'more quickly', says Welsh Conservative
The scheme splits recycling that would usually be put into green recycling bags into three separate containers.
The trial, focused on supporting disadvantaged pupils, includes around 1,800 learners in schools in Cardiff, Blaenau Gwent, Neath Port Talbot, Rhondda Cynon Taf and the Vale of Glamorgan.