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A PLAID Cymru politician accused the Welsh Government of kicking “long-overdue” council tax reforms into the long grass. Peredur Owen Griffiths said pausing reforms until 2028...
AN ACADEMIC urged the Senedd to introduce a sin bin-style approach to sanctioning misbehaving members. Jonathan Tonge, a professor at the University of Liverpool, gave evidence...
A SURGEON-turned-Senedd member raised concerns about an “alarming” increase in musculoskeletal disorders. Altaf Hussain, a former consultant orthopaedic surgeon, warned that one in three adults aged...
LABOUR and the Conservatives have been urged to commit to reclassifying HS2 as an England-only project to “right a £4bn wrong”. Delyth Jewell accused Keir Starmer...
A TEARFUL and defiant Vaughan Gething refused to stand down as Wales’ First Minister despite losing a vote of no confidence in the Senedd. He lost...
WALES’ health secretary apologised to victims of the contaminated blood scandal, describing it as the greatest treatment scandal in the history of the health service. Leading...
AN ANGRY Mark Drakeford criticised Wales’ education secretary for shelving plans to shorten the school summer holidays. The former First Minister lambasted Lynne Neagle as she...
PLANS to shorten the summer holidays have been shelved due to the pressures on Wales’ schools and significant opposition from trade unions. Lynne Neagle, Wales’ education...
A 10% THRESHOLD for voters to remove Senedd members from office between elections would be undemocratic, the standards commissioner warned. Douglas Bain, who investigates complaints against...
THE CHAIR of the Wales Audit Office was forced to stand down 12 months into a four-year term due to a conflict with another appointment, a...
THE SENEDD roundly rejected Conservative calls to ditch plans for a tourism tax. Laura Anne Jones led a debate on the Welsh Government’s plans to roll...
A FORMER minister has admitted mistakes were made introducing Wales’ controversial default 20mph speed limit. Lee Waters, who left his post as transport minister in March,...
PEMBROKE DOCK Ferry Terminal has been experiencing significant congestion today as ferry services remain under immense pressure following the closure...
ST DAVIDS Cathedral is set to host two special events on Sunday (Dec 22), offering a blend of joyful participation...
IRISH Ferries’ Isle of Innisfree sustained damage during arrival on Friday (Dec 20) at Fishguard port. The incident occurred as...
THOUSANDS of people flocked to Cardigan on Monday (Dec 18) for the much-anticipated Giant Lantern Parade, hosted by Small World...
A COMPANY with six care homes in Pembrokeshire has revealed it is facing a £150,000 financial hit due to controversial...
THE DIVISIONS within Neyland Town Council deepened further this week after a controversial attempt to block an Extraordinary General Meeting...
PEMBROKESHIRE’S annual Long Course Weekend triathlon event could be run on a different route in future, in an attempt to...
SPECSAVERS HAVERFORDWEST has relocated to a larger, state-of-the-art premises in the Riverside Shopping Centre, becoming the largest Specsavers store in...
AN INVSTIGATION has been published into a fire that broke out in the engine room of the roll-on/roll-off passenger ferry...
PEMBROKESHIRE experienced a weekend of extreme weather as Storm Darragh brought chaos to the region, prompting an extraordinary display of...
