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My son has to sleep in the living room because of the state of our rotting flat (opens the original)
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A single mother claims she and her two teenage boys have been struggling with damp and mould in a “rotten” flat in Cardiff for more than two years. In January 2024 a house fire broke out on Trecastle Avenue in Llanishen and caused substantial damage to the property and neighbouring houses. While it was dealt with quickly and without any injuries, one family within the building are still feeling the effects of the damage. Melinda Ban, 41, lives with her two teenage sons in one of the flats which
Cardiff council's massive debt hits equivalent to £3,200 for every resident (opens the original)
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Cardiff council's debts have risen to nearly £1.2bn leaving the city needing to pay around £60m in interest and debt repayments every year. The huge sums were revealed in a written answer to a backbench councillor. The debt total of £1.178bn is equivalent to more than £3,254 for each of the 362,000 residents of the Welsh capital listed on the Census in 2021. This year, the city is budgeting more than £60m to service those debts, which includes an interest bill of around £50m. With council tax be
Cardiff city centre descends into chaos as roadworks bring traffic to standstill (opens the original)
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Cardiff city centre has descended into traffic chaos as works are carried out on a number of key roads. In February this year, work began on Castle Street to make the temporary road layout and cycleway permanent. While the road remains open to traffic, congestion is regularly piling up across the length of the street, through Duke Street and onto North Road. Temporary traffic lights have also been set up on at the junction of Castle Street and Westgate Street, contributing to the congestion. One
New radio mast planned for city suburb and some people aren't happy (opens the original)
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A Welsh council has decided a 20m-tall radio mast can go up without prior approval in an affluent Cardiff suburb despite anger from local residents. Council planners have resolved that Cornerstone Telecommunications Infrastructure Limited does not require prior approval to set up the mast off Llanedeyrn Road in Penylan. Planning documents read: “When planning cellular telecommunications networks engineers use specialist software to predict, with a high degree of confidence, the behaviour of cell
Expansion of specialist education support to be rolled out in Cardiff schools (opens the original)
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Cardiff council is set to roll out a massive expansion of specialist education provision for children and young people with additional learning needs (ALN). Following approval by the council’s cabinet phase one of the expansion will create hundreds of additional specialist places across Cardiff from 2026-27 to help meet growing demand for places. This represents upgrades at 15 schools across Cardiff, providing a total of 334 additional specialist places, including 196 places in special schools a
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