Two mature Trees in Riverside to be felled by Cardiff Council - Thanks to insurance claim
Two mature trees in Riverside to go - thanks to insurance claim
The General Election campaign: what’s missing?
Housing has not received the attention it deserves in this year’s general election. Cardiff Civic Society responds.
Event: Is Cardiff beautiful?
Do you think beauty is important when it comes to your quality of life? Is beauty taken seriously where you live? Is your area beautiful? And what would make it beautiful? Join us at the Grange Pavilion or the Oasis in the Splott to tell us what you think.
Championing Heritage and Green Spaces: The Power of Communication
Join us on 23 April for an enlightening discussion on communicating in a climate and heritage crisis
Join Cardiff Civic Society for a Get-Together on 23 April!
Join us for a social at 7pm on 23 April 2024 at the Tiny Rebel Bar!
CCS responds as Street where park trees cut for views now amongst most pricey in Wales
Cardiff Civic Society responds to scandal of trees in Llandaff Fields being chopped down so millionaires can have better view - of the park!
Save Parc Coed y Nant near #Pentwyn leisure centre
Objection to plans to build on fields by Pentwyn leisure centre, Cardiff
Dangerous concrete - what Cardiff Council knew and when
More information has come to light on what Cardiff council knew and when about dangerous concrete in St David’s Hall
A liveable city - Cardiff Civic Society’s response to the replacement local development plan (RDLP) consultation
What gets built where in the next decade? Read Cardiff Civic Society’s response to the RDLP consultation.
For action: Write NOW to Cardiff Council on your views to protect and maintain our wonderful city
Just days left to make your voice heard on the plan for Cardiff’s next decade!
Urgent: Join us at Cardiff City Hall to help save our city, 17:15, Wed 20 Sep
Join us at 17.15 on Wed 20 Sep at City Hall to help decide the capital’s future!
Make sure you have your say NOW on the future of your city!
Cardiff council wants to know your views on its replacement local development plan (RLDP) which decides what gets built where for the next decade
Saving the Cardiff Story and other highlights
Cardiff Civic Society held their annual general meeting on 31 July 2023 in the Grange Pavillion where our chair, Nerys Lloyd-Pierce gave the following annual report.
Guildford Crescent is in a wretched state
Cardiff council has allowed developers Galliford Try to put profits ahead of people with the demolition of Guildford Crescent
