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.

Cardiff council has allowed developers Galliford Try to put profits ahead of people with the demolition of Guildford Crescent

Cardiff Council portray City Hall in terms of being little more than a liability sitting on the council’s books. Meanwhile they plan to demolish County Hall and build a brand new replacement.

Thousands of new trees have been planted around the city in the autumn/winter 2022/23 planting season. Sadly, courtesy of the current drought – five weeks with no rain, and counting - many of these trees are dying.

Women are excluded from a key Cardiff Council meeting to decide on the city’s development plans.

Members are invited to attend Cardiff Civic Society’s annual general meeting at 6pm on 31 July 2023

Cardiff Civic Society objects to plans to build a business park and station at Hendre Lakes on land protected for wildlife in the east of Cardiff

Cardiff Civic Society welcomes the decision not to close the #CardiffStory. @LJaneHenderson spoke at committee about plans to secure its future

Big questions for Cardiff council to answer on the future of #StDavidsHall, the huge costs of the proposed indoor arena and promised funding for Cardiff parks

Cardiff Civic Society is recruiting an interim co-Treasurer

See photos from the march to save the #CardiffStory #StDavidsHall and Cardiff libraries organised by @cardiffpeople

Why couldn’t a young person’s housing scheme in #Splott have been part of the new estate in #Llandaff?

Cardiff council has adequate funds to keep #StDavidsHall in public ownership

The council is about to close its consultation on the future of St David’s Hall, as part of its budget plans. Act now to make your voice heard!

Staff at St David’s Hall face an uncertain future. That’s the message from a question and answer session at Cardiff council, which took place on 12 December

If the political will existed, St David’s Hall could stay in the ownership of the people of Cardiff and Wales - Cardiff Council refuse to deny.