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FIRST MINISTER Eluned Morgan came under friendly fire over the Welsh Government’s “scattergun rather than strategic” approach to international relations. The Senedd’s culture committee scrutinised Baroness...
Edwards brought council into disrepute, tribunal rules FORMER Pembrokeshire County Councillor Andrew Edwards has been disqualified from public office for four years following a tribunal ruling...
24 Welsh MPs support change in end-of-life law A CONTROVERSIAL bill to legalise assisted dying for terminally ill adults has passed through the House of Commons,...
Funding row reignites calls for rail devolution and fairer investment A ROW over rail funding has reignited tensions between the UK Government and Welsh politicians after...
Five new stations planned in South Wales – but funding deal excludes Barnett cash for Oxford-Cambridge line A MAJOR new rail funding package for Wales has...
Major floating wind announcement hailed by ministers, but concerns grow over job downgrades and delays to Pembrokeshire impact A MAJOR offshore wind announcement hailed as a...
WET WIPES containing plastic will be banned in Wales next year to reduce the environmental harm caused by pollution. From December 18, 2026, it will be...
DISABLED children in Wales have been refused additional support in Welsh schools due to claims their needs can be met through so-called universal provision, a committee...
SENEDD Members denounced the Welsh Government’s response to bluetongue, with limits on moving livestock, warning the approach will cause total chaos and havoc for farmers. Samuel...
ADAM PRICE urged ministers to consider legal action over £432m “owed” to Wales by the UK Government for rail spending and increased national insurance costs. The...
FINANCIAL pressures on schools and wider public services are exacerbating pupil behaviour problems, with “wholly inadequate” health support, trade unions warned. Claire Armitstead, director of the...
SENEDD Members pressed the First Minister about plans to protect leaseholders in Wales against “huge annual fees” charged by estate management companies. Hefin David warned people...
THOUSANDS turned out for Small World Theatre’s Cardigan Giant Lantern Parade on 5 December, a flagship event of this year’s...
Flood warning lifted but coastal roads still affected after overnight waves THE A487 at Newgale has reopened this morning after...
Jury expected to retire shortly in Swansea Crown Court baby abuse case THE TRIAL of Christopher Phillips, accused of inflicting...
THE FIRST ship carrying major components for Dragon LNG’s new onshore wind turbines docked at Pembroke Port last week, marking...
Court hears from timid mother who was barely audible in the witness box who said she carried out no checks...
Ministers release unexpected statement 48 hours after widespread concern highlighted in Welsh media THE WELSH GOVERNMENT has announced a new...
DYFED-POWYS POLICE have closed an investigation into an alleged rape and false imprisonment in Pembroke after deciding to take no...
She tells jury Christopher Phillips repeatedly offered to babysit her seven-week-old son alone in weeks before life-changing injuries were discovered...
In dramatic day-long cross-examination, Christopher Phillips repeatedly denies sexual penetration, as prosecution alleges escalating anal attacks ended in catastrophic injury...
THE PORT OF MILFORD HAVEN’S new pilot vessel has reached a major milestone after being launched in the Netherlands, where...