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CARDIFF COMMUNITY ALCOHOL PARTNERSHIP WINS NATIONAL AWARD FOR TACKLING UNDERAGE DRINKING
The Cardiff Community Alcohol Partnership (CAP) has won a national award for its work tackling underage drinking. Lauren Idowu of Public Health Wales and Ian Tumelty the Business Crime Reduction Manager for Cardiff Against Business Crime (FOR Cardiff) received the CAP of the Year (Wales) Award from Kate Winstanley, CAP Director, at the annual CAP […]Read More »
FOR CARDIFF ANNOUNCE THEIR SUCCESSFUL BID TO REMAIN A PURPLE FLAG ACCREDITED CITY
Cardiff has successfully renewed its Purple Flag accreditation after evidencing for the second time that it is has an excellent offering for an entertaining, diverse, safe and enjoyable night out. An application led by FOR Cardiff and involving partners including South Wales Police, Cardiff Council, British Transport Police, Cardiff Licensees Forum, Street Pastors and a […]Read More »
FOR Cardiff Launches Night-time Perception Survey
FOR Cardiff want to better understand people’s perceptions of Cardiff across the day and night time. For your chance to win a £50 FOR Cardiff gift card please complete this short 5 minute survey https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/XG3WWPCRead More »
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As more and more people take to cycling around the city, it’s important to check your bike is safe.
Join us on Working St adjacent to St John’s church for a free drop-in bike maintenance session tomorrow (8th July) 8am – 4pm.
For further info: https://t.co/Y5ukn9sUX8
This is happening tomorrow in #Cardiff city centre thanks to @FOR_Cardiff and is a brilliant idea. Helping people adapt and alter how they travel (at times and not for everyone but...) Small changes are starting to hopefully have a large impact. https://t.co/qiPEU056Q7
@barrieTMan No, we have worked with the Council on the reopening plan & at the time of the works the 2m distancing was the recommended distance by Welsh Gov. However, we believe that none of the markings on the paths state a 2m distance so that it can be flexible when/if the advice changes.
@barrieTMan That was done by Cardiff Council not by FOR Cardiff
📻 ICYMI - Listen to Commissioner @alunmichael speak to @BBCRadioWales about:
🏠 Changes to #Covid19 regulations in #Wales
🏞️ Travel & public gatherings
🚔 The importance of avoiding adding demand to our #NHS & emergency services
Listen back (1:11:30) 🎧
https://t.co/KneCSiJPFD
@FOR_Cardiff Brilliant! Thanks and keep it up guys! 👍🏼
It's the little things that make the difference which is why the FOR Cardiff Cleansing Team are focusing on repainting lampposts to remove graffiti today. Thanks guys!
🛍️Planning a shopping trip to #Cardiff soon?
🗺️Visit our homepage & download the new ‘Safe City’ map to familiarise yourself with the changes that have been made to the city centre, including road closures, and where you can access free hand sanitizer.
👉https://t.co/T2vKP4zaJr
We're crossing our fingers & toes for the @CardiffLifeAwrd this Thursday, we're up for 2 awards, 'Best Event' for City of Arcades Day & 'Civic'.
Its FREE & virtual this year and you can order food & drink for the night with 10% going to charity.
https://t.co/G7xhrxZXvz
Rydym yn falch iawn o allu cydnabod yr arwyr hynny yng Nghaerdydd sydd wedi mynd yn uwch na’r galw i helpu eraill yn ystod y pandemig. Dyma ddarn ar raglen Newyddion am ein prosiect Arwyr Covid19 Caerdydd heddiw.