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Figures uncovered by a Conservative councillor in Cardiff reveal taxpayers in the city are footing a seven-figure (£2,047,975) bill to translate materials for people who cannot speak English. The sums, disclosed in response to written questions tabled by Cllr Calum Davies, show that Cardiff Council over the last five years spent £1,145,525 of public money on pre-booked interpretation services, while £506,034 was used for instant interpretation services. Meanwhile, a further

Conservative councillors in Cardiff have labelled plans initiated by the Labour-run local authority of a continuation of the national government’s war on work. Cardiff Council’s political leadership has confirmed its desire to press ahead with plans for a workplace parking levy whereby employees will have to pay a tax for the privilege of parking their vehicle at their place of work. It comes on top of changes from the Labour Government in Westminster since 2024 including

A raft of tax rises announced in yesterday’s Budget will hit working people, pensioners and savers, with serious implications for local families and employers, warned Calum Davies, the lead Welsh Conservative Senedd candidate for Cardiff West, South, and Penarth. The Budget introduces £26 billion in new taxes, extends the freeze on tax thresholds, and raises the tax burden on employers. More working people on modest incomes will be pulled into higher tax bands as income tax t

During Welsh Conservative Party Conference, there was a debate on the main stage entitled 'Creating a nation of sporting heroes"....

Radyr and Morganstown Councillor Calum Davies was part of the panel at Welsh Conservative Party Conference which discussed 'How to end...

If you use coffee pods and are fed up with not being able to recycle them, Cardiff Council is supporting Podback, a new recycling service...

Without a stable and robust transport network in place, people cannot rely on this mode of transport for work and pleasure and it will...