DRIVERS are being paid record amounts in compensation by Cardiff Council as the state of the city’s roads worsens, an FOI request has revealed.
The city, which paid £17,000 over in 2024, is the 19th Welsh council to back the call
Adamsdown is an average sized Cardiff ward but it houses 9% of Cardiff's 2,000 empty buildings
Households in Cathays and Grangetown receive more fines than anywhere else in Cardiff for not doing their bins properly, new data shows.
Residents of the scheme can make use of a creche, employment support and a training kitchen
‘It wouldn’t happen in Lisvane or Whitchurch’
The £17m redevelopment aims to create a safe public space in city centre
Three-time World Book Day illustrator Rob Biddulph is performing at Cardiff Children's Literature festival
Over £300,000 has been spent on clearing fly-tipping in Cardiff in the past year
The 'ridiculous amount' of dumped rubbish is damaging the area's few green spaces
