Liberal Democrats on Cardiff Council are supporting calls by campaign group Cycling UK for increased emergency and mandatory cycle lanes in the city, in response to the Covid-19 outbreak.

The go-ahead for the demolition of a hundred-year old cinema in Cardiff is a sad indictment of neglect by the city’s Labour council according to Councillor Rodney Berman, the lead Welsh Liberal Democrat candidate for the wider South Wales Central region at the 2021 Senedd election.

The Liberal Democrat group on Cardiff Council is saddened to hear of the passing of Cllr Tim Davies, Conservative Councillor for Whitchurch and Tongwynlais.

We are quite stunned by the loss of Councillor Wendy Congreve, who died on Tuesday night. Our first thoughts are with her family, her children and grandchildren.

The first thing to say about the BBC “Hidden Heroines” competition to choose the first outdoor public statue of Welsh woman for the new BBC Wales headquarters in Central Square is a solid “What”?!

Cardiff Liberal Democrats condemn the neglect of public transport in Cardiff, following cuts to bus services and the ongoing failure of the council to re-build the central bus station.

We brought proposals to last week's budget meeting that would provide an extra £500,000 to support rough sleepers. Labour rejected them.

Cardiff Liberal Democrats have tabled a budget amendment that would put an additional £500,000 into helping rough sleepers off the streets.

Local man Richard Jerrett has been chosen as your Liberal Democrat candidate for the Ely by-election on February 21st, following the sad death of Councillor Jim Murphy.

Kirsty Williams, Welsh Liberal Democrat Education Minister, has announced that an extra 54 classrooms will be built in Wales as part of a drive to reduce infant class sizes.

Cardiff is set to receive more than £5million from the scheme, funding 10 new teaching posts and 8 new classrooms.