Plans to help a high-flying North Cardiff soccer club get extra funding to improve facilities at their home ground are set to be agreed with Cardiff Council. Cardiff Draconians, who play at Lydstep Park, are due to take on responsibility for managing and maintaining facilities and green space in the park in Gabalfa. The club featured in a two-page spread in Rhiwbina-based Welsh Football Magazine last year , covering their rise through the leagues in the past decade, and their hugely...

A North Cardiff secondary school is leading the way with activities designed to broaden horizons, develop new skills and strengthen wellbeing, identity and belonging. Llanishen High School launched its curriculum enrichment programme last September, giving nearly 1,750 students the chance to take part in 52 experiences spanning creative, active and reflective activities. The school has long been recognised for its extensive extra‑curricular provision and was celebrated by Estyn, featuring the...

Cardiff Council is inviting residents to have their say on the future of Welsh‑medium secondary education. The Council wants to hear from parents and carers, learners, school staff and the wider community about what matters most to them when it comes to Welsh‑medium education in Cardiff. There will be in-person events in North Cardiff, including a drop-in session at Llanishen Hub on Thursday (19 February) and a public meeting at Lisvane Memorial Hall on Tuesday 24 February. You can find...