ON MONDAY (Sep 7), thousands of farmers from across Europe descended on Brussels to protest about poor returns ahead of an EU Agriculture Ministers’ extraordinary meeting....
ON MONDAY (Sept 7), First Minister of Wales Carwyn Jones flew to Tokyo for a series of visits and meetings with high profile, multi-national companies based...
THE ONGOING entertainment saga that is the Labour leadership contest took a new turn last week, when three of the candidates complained to the party that...
THE JOSEPH ROWNTREE FOUNDATION is working with the Bevan Foundation and others on a major programme to identify ‘what works’ to reduce poverty and to develop...
PLAID CYMRU is urging a crackdown on fly tipping, littering and dog fouling following a Freedom of Information request. The request found a very mixed picture...
PLAID CYMRU leader Leanne Wood was in Tenby to hold a public meeting on the next steps for Wales last week. She headed to the busy...
FOLLOWING Ed Milliband’s resignation after the General Election, The Labour Party has been doing a serious amount of soul-searching. Numerous reasons have been given for the...
IT WAS ANNOUNCED last week that the Welsh Government had halved the maximum discount available under the Right to Buy scheme in an attempt to ‘protect...
WE have heard the howls of pain as the Chancellor slashed welfare in the July budget, but more muted, but just as agonising is the pain...
THE PARTY OF WALES has warned that the UK Government’s commitment to electrification between London and Swansea is cloaked in ambiguity. Jonathan Edwards MP and the...
JULIE JAMES AM, Deputy Minister for Skills and Technology, visited RNIB’s head office in Cardiff on Monday (June 29) to officially launch the Online Today service...
PLAID CYMRU Shadow Education, Skills and Welsh Language Minister Simon Thomas has called for action from the Welsh Government to tackle the shortage of childcare in...