Investing in our schools and libraries (Cardiff Liberal Democrats)

Investing in our schools and libraries

School Over the last 7 years, Cardiff's libraries have seen major investment in our schools and Libraries.

Cardiff's Lib Dem Council is delivering the biggest investment in school buildings anywhere in Wales, and spending more on our children's education.

Official figures show that Cardiff Council's spending per pupil in schools has increased, from second bottom in Wales under Russell Goodway's Labour Party to second top under the Lib Dems.

Cardiff's Lib Dem Council is spending £313 more in schools per child per year than the average across Wales.

Lib Dems in Cardiff are also investing £180 million in new schools, new buildings and new nurseries.

BOOST FOR LIBRARIES TOO

Labour announced plans to close both Roath and Cathays Libraries but the Lib Dems scrapped these plans and have managed to invest a huge amount of money to bring our libraries into the 21st Century.

Investment in our libraries:

A brand new and award winning state-of-the-art Central Library in the City Centre
Full refurbishment of the historic Cathays Library (which Labour planned to close)
Refurbishment of Rhydypennau Library in Cyncoed
Saved Roath Library from closure
A new library & community centre in Penylan
A new library at the STAR Leisure Centre, Splott
A new Library in Llanrumney
A new Library in Grangetown
£245,000 refurbishment of Fairwater Library (reopened February 2011)
Shortly due to refurbish Canton & Radyr Libraries

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