Friday April 27th will mark 1,000 days since Labour closed Cardiff’s bus station. 

Cardiff Lib Dems offer lower council tax rise with more investment in roads, clean streets and supporting the city’s most vulnerable

Cardiff's Lib Dems have expressed concern at a jump in the number of exclusions in the city's secondary schools. In the academic year 2016/17, pupils were excluded for a total of 1989 days, an increase of 18% on the previous year.

Today's news that police are 'undertaking an investigation in relation to a specific area of the Council’s Waste Management service', is concerning.

At the beginning of February the Labour controlled-council announced plans to close the Wedal Road recycling centre less than a month later by 2nd March.

Cardiff’s Liberal Democrats say they will test the city’s forthcoming budget against three simple objectives: does it give a stronger role to the city’s charity and voluntary sector; will it deal with the crippling congestion that is costing Cardiff a fortune, and will it improve the health and happiness of the least well-off in the city.

Cardiff Council has announced that it intends to transfer the former Roath Library to Rubicon Dance, and allow them to convert it into a community dance studio with meeting spaces for local community and dance groups.

Members of the Liberal Democrats in Cardiff and the Vale of Glamorgan have elected Cyncoed councillor Bablin Molik as the new party Chair.

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.