Cardiff's Liberal Democrat group will use a debate at Thursday’s council meeting to argue that school capacity issues should not disadvantage families from poorer backgrounds.

Opposition councillors are accusing Cardiff Council of failing tenants and landlords not just in Cardiff, but across Wales, in their first two years of running Rent Smart Wales.

News that plans for Cardiff’s bus station may have to go back to the drawing board is disastrous for Cardiff’s reputation and its environment, Cardiff’s Lib Dems have said.

Questions are being asked about the fire safety of council houses in Cardiff in light of the Grenfell Tower disaster. A Pentwyn councillor has discovered that the council does not routinely fire risk assess council houses. 

Cardiff Liberal Democrats will judge the Labour council’s plan on what it delivers for people, not what it promises. 

Cardiff’s Liberal Democrats have said that the grief and anger felt by people over the Grenfall Tower fire must be reflected in decisions taken by policy makers.

Major investment in local schools has today been announced by Welsh Liberal Democrat Education Secretary Kirsty Williams. 

Popular former Assembly Member Eluned Parrott has been chosen as the Liberal Democrat candidate for Cardiff Central in June’s General Election.

As Jeremy Corbyn visits Cardiff, the local Liberal Democrats have accused him and his Labour party of turning their backs on the city's Remain voters and others who want to stay in the Single Market.

The local election on Thursday 4th May gives Cardiff the chance to get the change it needs.

For five years Labour infighting, broken promises and poor decisions have cost our great capital city dear.

The Liberal Democrats are the only party to have ever taken control of Cardiff Council away from Labour.

Our five-point plan for positive change in our city will draw a line under the chaos of the past five years under Labour.

It’s time to drive Cardiff forward.

Councillor Elizabeth Clark
Leader of Cardiff Liberal Democrats