Eid Ul-Fitr often abbreviated as 'Eid' is a Muslim Holiday to mark the end of Ramadan, the holy month of fasting.  Ramadan is intended to teach the muslim patience, modesty and spirituality.

Eid is an Arabic word meaning ‘Festivity’ which was certainly the case on Saturday 26th September. Members of the Muslim community came together to celebrate the break of fast.

CCHA and Communities First in Adamsdown worked as a partnership to deliver the celebrations.

This year they were once again held in St Germans Hall in Adamsdown and was attended by more than 170 people - at least 50 more than last year!!

Everyone enjoyed activities including face painting, arts and crafts, badge making, circus skills, bouncy castle and Henna art.

Plenty of food was supplied as a well deserved treat for all those who fasted during Ramadan.

We are pleased to announce that our Trowbridge Regeneration Project has been progressing well.

CCHA has moved 10 families into there new homes so far. Within the next few week’s we should see full completion and the handover of the final properties.

This should be in plenty of time for families to spend their first Christmas in their new homes!

A new cash payment scheme means that you can make small weekly or fortnightly payments towards the cost of their licence.  You can also check their balance and change their details online at www.tvlicensing.co.uk/cashplans or by text message.

Transactions are quick and simple, making it more straightforward for cash schemes customers to manage their payments. Customers can still choose to pay over the counter or by phone – an automated service is available 24 hours a day.

TV Licensing would always prefer people to buy a licence rather than risk prosecution and a fine, which is why we offer a range of ways to pay.