Join us on 23 April for an enlightening discussion on communicating in a climate and heritage crisis

Join us for a social at 7pm on 23 April 2024 at the Tiny Rebel Bar!

Cardiff Civic Society responds to scandal of trees in Llandaff Fields being chopped down so millionaires can have better view - of the park!

Objection to plans to build on fields by Pentwyn leisure centre, Cardiff

More information has come to light on what Cardiff council knew and when about dangerous concrete in St David’s Hall

What gets built where in the next decade? Read Cardiff Civic Society’s response to the RDLP consultation.

Just days left to make your voice heard on the plan for Cardiff’s next decade!

Join us at 17.15 on Wed 20 Sep at City Hall to help decide the capital’s future!

Cardiff council wants to know your views on its replacement local development plan (RLDP) which decides what gets built where for the next decade

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