Cardiff Council has announced its final budget plans to save £27.7m following a public consultation on the initial proposals earlier this year.

The ReCYCLE scheme aims to enable more children to use active travel to get to and from school by overcoming the cost barrier of buying a bike.

South Wales Police will be using “additional” live facial recognition cameras during Six Nations rugby matches this year in an effort to create “zones of safety”.

South Wales Police are asking for help to find Mark Kinson, 52, was last seen on Friday January 31.

Calvin Parris, 34, was sentenced at Merthyr Tydfil Crown Court after being part of a criminal group that received and distributed class A drugs in south Wales.

Cardiff Children’s Literature Festival, aimed at children between three and 13, will run from March 24 to March 30.

A new swimming pool is set to open at Pentwyn leisure centre for the first time in five years.

Councillors and community volunteers have worked together to plant 100,000 trees as part of Cardiff Council’s urban forest project, Coed Caerdydd.

A councillor has praised Christmas at Bute Park after nearly 97,000 tickets were sold for the festive event.

South Wales Police have released previously unseen footage Charlene Hobbs, 35, was last seen in Adamsdown on July 24.

Cardiff residents can attend two upcoming warm space events on February 13 and 19 as the council continues its “efforts” to keep people warm this winter. 

Learners of all levels can attend the group which meets every Thursday at the library on the Hayes.

Cardiff residents can now borrow blood pressure monitors from hubs and libraries for up to three weeks.

Cardiff Council has approved planning permission for a garage on the corner of Mardy Street and Merches Place to be converted into a shop. 

Three rare apple trees have been planted in Gabalfa Park as part of a new orchard which is part of Cardiff Council's ‘Coed Caerdydd' urban forest project.

Applications for one of 5,000 part-time places that start in September are open - with parents with encouraged to apply before February 24.

Porter’s Cardiff, based on Barrack Lane, will open a 60-seat pub theatre in its basement on March 1.

Willows High School was praised by education watchdog Estyn for creating positive relationships and a safe environment after it was inspected last November. 

Cardiff’s biggest ever music festival brought nearly £3.5m to the city and attracted over 60,000 attendees, according to figures released by Cardiff Council.

Cardiff residents have just under a week left to give their views on the council’s new budget plans which include increasing council tax, the cost of parking permits and burial charges.