SCHOOLS in Wales will be required to deliver at least 10% of their teaching in Welsh by 2030 as part of a decade-long plan to implement...
THE WELSH Government has been accused of hypocrisy over a new NHS transparency drive, with opposition Senedd Members challenging ministers to lead by example. Jeremy Miles,...
WALES will create its own standalone water regulator in a “once-in-a-generation” revamp of the industry aimed at clearing up rivers and delivering better value for bill...
THE DEPUTY First Minister has insisted plans to ban greyhound racing are not linked to a budget deal, despite being confronted with evidence it was part...
AN EVIDENCE session was cancelled after four of the five politicians who sit on a committee were unable to attend, leaving the Senedd no choice but...
A PUBLIC services watchdog received a record 3,500 formal complaints last year – a 10% increase that is stretching resources to their limit, a Senedd committee...
A MUM-OF-ONE who can never have the second child she wanted after surviving cervical cancer says women are being let down by “slow progress” on promised...
A FORMER minister warned the traditional business model for Welsh town centres is “dead”, dismissing “magic bullets” such as free parking and abolishing business rates. Labour’s...
A CONSERVATIVE politician has accused ministers of being “asleep at the wheel” as long-standing problems persist with Wales’ additional learning needs reforms. Natasha Asghar, the Tory...
HATRED towards minority groups is becoming “frighteningly” commonplace and “acceptable to some” in Welsh society, a Plaid Cymru Senedd Member warned. Sioned Williams cautioned Wales faces...
A UK GOVERNMENT minister who said “something is amiss” with Wales missing out on HS2 funding has confirmed the nation will not receive a multi-billion-pound windfall....
STEELWORKERS are facing “catastrophic” pay cuts of more than a third over Christmas due to an extended shutdown at three Tata Steel sites in Wales, the...