Cardiff Liberal Democrats are calling on the Government to make a more ambitious commitment to resettle refugees fleeing the Taliban, and to give Cardiff Council extra funding to house and support them here.

Cllr Nigel Howells, Liberal Democrat Councillor for the Adamsdown ward, has announced his decision to retire from Cardiff Council in May next year.

Cardiff Liberal Democrats have responded to the news that Castle Street is set to reopen to private vehicles from autumn 2021.

Years of campaigning by residents and local Liberal Democrat councillors has paid off following confirmation from the Welsh Government that funding will be given to Cardiff Council to introduce signal-controlled pedestrian crossings at the junction of Penylan Road and Colchester Avenue in Cardiff’s Penylan ward.

Cardiff Council's long planned transition from a five to four-day waste collection model began on Monday 22 February. Despite months to plan for this widely publicised service change, residents across Cardiff are now into their fourth week of missed collections, disruption, and piles of uncollected waste on their streets.

A survey run by the Cardiff Liberal Democrats has revealed how residents of Pentwyn feel about their local leisure centre, and their hopes for its future.

It’s been an incredibly hard year. So many people have lost their jobs, children and young people have felt isolated, and businesses have gone under. People are struggling to make ends meet and worried about the future.

500 people have signed an online petition launched by Welsh Liberal Democrat Senedd candidate for Cardiff Central, Rodney Berman, opposing the plan for a 29-storey tower block behind the retained facades of properties in Cardiff’s Guildford Crescent.

An online petition launched by Welsh Liberal Democrat Senedd candidate for Cardiff Central, Rodney Berman, has been backed by over 500 residents in just a few days.