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The Latest Breaking News from Welsh Government

Turf-cutting ceremony announced to mark start of £200m health, leisure and research project in Llanelli

The Pentre Awel scheme is one of many projects allocated funding worth £151 million in 2023-24

Wales Online

A 6.8% council tax rise is approved as Carmarthenshire councillors set a £450 million revenue budget

There was a stark warning about the impact of staff pay rises on the council's finances

Wales Online

WalesOnline St David's Day state of the nation survey 2023: What people think of the Welsh Government, the Prince of Wales and the NHS

We asked our readers their opinions on the huge questions and problems that define life in Wales

Wales Online

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Councillor opposes 'silly' planned exceptions to Cardiff 20mph rule

Cardiff Council has proposed sections of roads in the city which should retain a 30mph limit

Wales Online

NHS workers will get an extra pay rise in Wales even as strikes set to continue

Several individual unions remain in dispute with the Welsh Government but a deal has been struck to get workers the extra 1.5% salary rise

Wales Online

The full list of schools shutting in Cardiff as teachers strike on March 2

Nearly all schools in the city are affected as thousands of teachers walk out across Wales in row over pay and funding

Wales Online

The full list of schools shutting in Swansea as teachers strike on March 2

Nearly all schools in the city will be affected in some way by the walk-out

Wales Online

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Merthyr Council to participate in empty homes scheme after plan to charge higher tax on long term empty properties labelled 'all stick and no carrot'

The council has said it is committed to bringing as many empty properties as possible back into use in the county borough

Wales Online

Support for Welsh independence at its lowest level for three years, St David's Day poll for WalesOnline shows

An exclusive poll by YouGov for WalesOnline to mark St David's Day highlights the challenge facing the independence campaign

Wales Online

Nurses in Wales could announce further strikes after rejecting new pay offer

However most health unions have accepted an average pay rise of more than 7% for 2022/23

The Independent UK

Midwives reject Welsh Government's pay offer

The Royal College of Midwives will now be taking the result to its governing Board to decide on the next steps

Wales Online

Bus travel will be free in RCT through March

Cabinet approved the proposals at a meeting on Tuesday, February 28

Wales Online

Nurses reject pay offer from Welsh Government and call for urgent talks or strike action will resume

They have called for urgent talks to resume or they will plan more strikes

Wales Online

The schools in Wales that will shut during teacher strike on Thursday

Parents are being advised to contact their child's school to check whether it will open on March 2 as teachers plan a mass rally at the Senedd in row over pay and funding

Wales Online

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The full list of Newport schools shutting on March 2 as teachers strike

Only two schools have confirmed they will be fully open on the day

Wales Online

Housing developer plans to build 2,500 homes in Cardiff

Plans for new homes between Lisvane and Pontprennau will be discussed by the council's planning committee this week

Birmingham Post

Verdict on Welsh Government's new approach to road investment

Mostof the cancelled schemes are located in areas where public transport can effectively take cars off the roads.

Wales Online

Welsh health board put into special measures amid serious concerns about performance, leadership, and culture

Health and social care minister Eluned Morgan said there was a 'large degree of inconsistency in safety, performance, and quality' of services across the Betsi Cadwaladr region. The chair, vice-chair, and independent board members have all stood aside

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Life sciences industry generates over £2.6bn for economy in Wales - report

Income growth of Welsh life sciences companies outperformed those in the rest of the UK, according to new data

Wales Online

New report raises deep concerns over 'dysfunctionality' at Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board

A damning new report said the problems were 'fundamentally compromising' the health board's ability to deal with major pressures

Wales Online

Ukrainian refugees to be rushed into 'modular homes' and above shops as welcome centre closures loom

Councils are also looking at repurposing spaces above shops to house refugees who have spent months in hotels

Wales Online

75,000 people are waiting a year or more for outpatient appointments in Wales

Despite some improvements in emergency care, the Welsh Government said it is 'not where it expected to be'

Wales Online

Council tax in Cardiff set to rise 3.95% from April

The council is also looking at increasing the price of school meals by 5%

Wales Online

The bleak picture of how bad cancer waiting times are in Wales

Cancer Research UK has attributed many of the delays to 'chronic workforce shortages'

Wales Online

All the crashes that have happened in a few months on a new roundabout dubbed Wales' most dangerous

Dozens of people have reported near misses and some have dubbed the roundabout the worst in the country

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