A MAP of toxic sites across Wales should be established to better inform the public of the dangers in their communities, the Senedd heard. Peredur Owen...
THE WELSH GOVERNMENT has been accused of rowing back on a promise to pay the real living wage to homelessness and housing support workers. Mabon ap...
THE WELSH PARLIAMENT narrowly rejected calls to declare a health emergency due to the “existential threat” facing the NHS. With the vote deadlocked at 26-26, Elin...
PLANS to increase the number of Senedd members and change the electoral system have passed their first hurdle. MSs agreed the general principles of the Senedd...
CONCERNS have been raised about access to hearing services, with statistics showing the number of people on waiting lists for a hearing aid has ballooned by...
WALES faces a housing crisis that is pushing families into absolute despair and leaving children traumatised, the Senedd heard. Janet Finch-Saunders led a Conservative debate, warning...
THE FINAL touches are being put on a long-awaited bus services bill to reform the failed system of deregulation, Wales’ First Minister has told the Senedd....
WALES faces a housing crisis that is pushing families into absolute despair and leaving children traumatised, the Senedd heard. Janet Finch-Saunders led a Conservative debate, warning...
THE SENEDD rebuffed calls for the Welsh Government to reverse plans to slash business rates relief for the retail, hospitality and leisure sectors. Peter Fox led...
REPRESENTATIVES of Tata steel faced a grilling by MSs over plans to cut up to 2,800 jobs. Paul Davies, who chairs the Senedd’s economy committee, asked...
PLANS to introduce automatic voter registration in Wales moved a step closer as proposed legislation cleared its first hurdle in the Senedd. Mick Antoniw said the...
BEREAVED families have described a Senedd Covid-19 committee as “not fit for any purpose” amid concerns about duplication and a lack of engagement. The Wales Covid-19...