In your Friday update this week:

• Funding secured for north Cardiff woodland protection and restoration project

• Work to protect and renovate historic buildings on Flat Holm Island begins

• Pupils from St Paul's Church in Wales Primary School Break World Record in River Clean-Up

Here is your Tuesday update, covering:

• ‘Voices of Grangetown' exhibition at Museum of Cardiff extended

• More than 1,800 pupils shine in spectacular musical showcase thanks to free lessons

• Low-carbon district heat network in Cardiff nears completion

Here is your Tuesday update, covering:

• Travel advice for Wales vs Ireland on 22 February in Cardiff

• Bike scheme helping children in low-income families choose active travel to get to school

• Council grants help Cardiff taxi drivers cut emissions

• Have Your Say - Two Week Engagement on Secure Cycle Parking

Here is your Friday update, covering:

• Caring Friends - Support and friendship for people with caring responsibilities

• Work on new swimming pool at Pentwyn Leisure Centre underway

• Opportunity to have your say on Cardiff's Ambitious Green Replacement Development Plan

• Cardiff Children's Literature Festival 2025

Here is your Tuesday update, covering:

• Ysgol Gynradd Creigiau Primary School shines brightly in latest Estyn inspection

• Planting the 100,000th tree in Cardiff's new ‘urban forest'

• Music fans invited to shape the future of live music