THE LAUNCH of a public consultation on the potential closure of Pembrokeshire school Ysgol Clydau just before Christmas has been called “deeply concerning” and unfair to local...
BEREAVED families have issued a powerful plea for a Wales Covid-19 inquiry, warning the UK-wide process is fundamentally incapable of properly scrutinising devolved decisions. Sam Smith-Higgins,...
DEVELOPERS have fully fixed only four out of 163 at-risk buildings in Wales more than eight years on from the Grenfell disaster, which claimed the lives...
THE WELSH Parliament has given the green light for a bus services overhaul, putting ministers in the driving seat to decide routes, timetables and fares. Senedd...
A CALL for a special group to evaluate “sustainable, inclusive, and effective practices for the maintenance of local Gypsy Traveller sites within the county” is to...
Party says momentum growing among local representatives FOUR independent town councillors in Towyn and Kinmel Bay have announced they are joining Reform UK. Luke Knightly, Dave...
THE LABOUR Welsh Government has struck a £300m deal with Plaid Cymru to pass its £27bn spending plans for next year, with additional money for the...
WALES’ top lawyer has vowed to challenge Ministry of Justice proposals to limit appeal rights and scrap jury trials for crimes with a likely sentence of...
PEMBROKESHIRE councillors are being asked to back major potential changes to school provision in the south of the county which could see multiple schools discontinued, along...
Lib Dems accuse UK Government of “deliberately depriving Welsh communities”, but Labour insists investment plans remain fair WALES is set to lose out on more than...
Union calls for National Care Service as survey highlights public backing UNISON CYMRU has said there is “overwhelming support” for removing profit from social care in...
A DOCTOR who facilitated abortions for two women with much-wanted pregnancies was not allowed to prescribe a £28 anti-sickness drug due to cost-effectiveness rules in Wales....