Cardiff Liberal Democrats respond to the announced review of Cardiff’s leisure facilities, provided by GLL, following a 50% fall in attendances since the COVID pandemic began.

A proposal to bail out Cardiff Bus, Cardiff’s council-owned and crisis-hit bus company, could cost council tax payers in the city up to £1.15 million a year for the next 15 years.

Following recent outbreaks of COVID-19 in four Welsh hospitals (Royal Glamorgan, Princess of Wales, Wrexham Maelor and Ysbyty Glan Clwyd), Welsh Liberal Democrats are calling on the Welsh Government to improve safeguards at Welsh hospitals.

The Liberal Democrats are calling for an extension of the Government’s furlough scheme in the wake of “staggering job losses” across the country. 

Cardiff Liberal Democrat Group Leader Cllr Rhys Taylor responds to new lockdown measures for Cardiff.

Cardiff Liberal Democrats will this Thursday (September 24) put a motion to Cardiff Council to establish Cardiff’s first Citizens’ Assembly.

Rhys has joined calls to not tax the £500 carers bonus, which would see around 6,000 carers in Cardiff miss out.

Welsh Liberal Democrat members in Cardiff Central have selected Councillor Rodney Berman to contest the constituency at the May 2021 Senedd elections.

Cardiff Liberal Democrats have written to the Leader of Cardiff Council and Chair of the Cardiff Music Board calling for urgent action to protect live music venues in Cardiff.

On Thursday July 23 Cardiff Council will debate whether the council has confidence in the Cabinet following the publication of the inspection report for Cardiff's Youth Offending Service by HM Inspectorate of Probation.