The Latest Breaking News from Wales

Local elections 2022: When do they begin and where can I vote?

Some of the key results to look for once the polls close

The Independent UK · Apr 28, 2022

Number of people going insolvent in England and Wales jumps 17%

Within the total, individual voluntary arrangement (IVA) and debt relief order (DRO) numbers increased

Wales Online · Apr 28, 2022

Nesta Cymru moves to new Cardiff University social sciences campus as it unveils 10 year strategy

Nesta is developing innovation solutions to some of society's biggest challenges from decarbonisation to inequality

Birmingham Post · Apr 28, 2022

Local Election 2022: What time to expect the results and other key events

This year’s elections are likely to be a verdict on Prime Minister Boris Johnson and Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer

Wales Online · Apr 28, 2022

Number of children in custody in England and Wales set to double by 2024

Report also highlights increasing over-representation of black and minority ethnic children in custody

The Guardian - UK · Apr 28, 2022

Local elections 2022: timetable of key results and events _ OLD

Counting of votes takes place overnight and during the next day.

The Independent UK · Apr 28, 2022

Tribute paid to much-loved rugby coach who died with Covid after recovering from three cardiac arrests

Former rugby player and coach Bryn Evans didn't know he had a heart condition until he went to hospital after a fall. Tragically, he fought back from surgery only to catch Covid, from which he did not recover

Wales Online · Apr 27, 2022

Michael Baker obituary

Other lives: A key figure in Welsh theatre who co-founded Ritual and Tribal theatre, touring radical productions around Europe to great acclaim

The Guardian - UK · Apr 27, 2022

Visa granted for Ukrainian mum to move to Wales but not her nine-year-old son

The host family from Conwy are calling on politicians and the media to help

Wales Online · Apr 27, 2022

Marriage law changes to see legal age to wed raised to 18 in England and Wales

The current law states that teenagers aged 16 and 17 are allowed to get married if they have consent from a parent - but campaigners say this loophole is being exploited

Manchester Evening News · Apr 27, 2022