A CALL for Pembrokeshire to back a multi-millionaire wealth tax to support public services has been submitted to the county council by a former town councillor...
ON the second anniversary of Wales’ default 20mph speed limit, campaigners say the policy has prevented more than 1,000 casualties on the nation’s roads. Collision data...
PLANS for new glazing at a medieval Pembrokeshire church of ‘exceptional interest’ have been approved by the national park. The listed building consent application to Pembrokeshire...
THE WELSH Government made a £13m “special payment” to settle claims over road contracts and lost more than £2m on defunct technology, according to scrutiny of...
THE WELSH Welsh Government rejected a cross-party Senedd committee’s calls to keep underground tours at Big Pit free of charge. In June, the Senedd’s culture committee...
Conservative MS links Utah shooting to free speech on Welsh campuses DARREN MILLAR MS has urged the Senedd to pay tribute to US conservative activist Charlie...
A CALL to replace a storm-damaged shelter at the Welsh Wildlife Centre near Cardigan has been submitted to Pembrokeshire planners. In an application to the county...
CAMPAIGNERS have called for a £10,000 cap on political donations following controversy over a £200,000 donation that led to the downfall of former First Minister Vaughan...
WELSH cricket clubs are being hit for six-figure bills to cover the cost of safety netting due to housing developments springing up near their grounds, the...
A COMMUNITY initiative to renovate a former Temperance Hall in Haverfordwest, which has been a cinema, a bingo hall and a WW2 billet for Dutch soldiers,...
PLAID CYMRU has accused Labour of showing a “lack of ambition” for Wales by refusing to act on reforming the Barnett Formula, the system which determines...
Senedd Committee warns North Wales and Cardiff schemes face major risks as Swansea Bay projects, including Pembroke Dock Marine, move forward A SENEDD Committee has raised...