THE FINANCIAL crisis gripping Welsh universities has worsened, with Bangor University announcing plans to cut 200 jobs in an effort to save £15 million. The move...
CALLS FOR DEVOLUTION NEW data has revealed that councils in Ceredigion, Pembrokeshire, and Carmarthenshire pay a combined £105,589.29 each year to the Crown Estate for public...
THE WELSH GOVERNMENT says it has welcomed a new report examining how town and country planning impacts Welsh-speaking communities, with recommendations for strengthening policies to protect...
SAMUEL KURTZ, Member of the Senedd for Carmarthen West and South Pembrokeshire, has urged the Welsh Government to collaborate with the UK Government to boost defence...
THE WELSH Government has announced plans for Wales to become the first nation in the UK to ban greyhound racing. Huw Irranca-Davies, the Deputy First Minister,...
Judge rules council failed to justify decision on Heritage Park expansion THE HIGH COURT has quashed Pembrokeshire County Council’s approval of a controversial holiday lodge development...
RETROSPECTIVE plans to change a Pembrokeshire car sales/valet area to include a barber shop and tanning salon have been submitted to the county council. Zizo Barbers...
WALES is set to become the first nation in the UK to ban greyhound racing, Deputy First Minister Huw Irranca-Davies has announced. Speaking in the Senedd...
A SPECIAL meeting is to be held to re-visit a decision by senior Pembrokeshire councillors to maintain school catchment areas for Johnston, Neyland and Tiers Cross,...
A FRESH scheme for four affordable homes on the edge of Cardigan, to all be occupied by members of the same family, has been submitted after...
SENEDD Members reiterated cross-party calls for a ban on greyhound racing due to “horrendous cruelty” at the last remaining track in Wales. Carolyn Thomas told the...
A DOCTOR warned of re-emerging cases of scurvy, a disease caused by vitamin C deficiency, among children and young people in Wales. Dana Beasley, Wales deputy...