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The Latest Breaking News from Welsh Government

Warning of reduced public services in Newport as council faces £33m black hole

Newport City Council's leader warned it was 'unlikely' services would be delivered as normal next year

Wales Online

Tenants who didn't pay rent for two years left property trashed with rubbish, faeces and 'bottles of urine'

The landlord claims the ex-tenants still owe them about £11,000

Wales Online

Meeting new housing standards and maintaining current ones could cost this council £875 million

It is 'an extremely high price tag', says joint deputy leader

Wales Online

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What the nursing strike will mean for you and other patients across Wales

It could see some routine operations postponed or outpatient appointments not undertaken

Wales Online

Nurses in Wales vote to go on strike for the first time in history

Helen Whyley, the director of RCN Wales, said it was 'a really historic day' for nurses in Wales

Wales Online

Welsh Government not told Home Office was shutting a Snowdonia hotel to use for asylum seekers

Welsh ministers say they were “completely ignored” over a decision to house refugees in a Snowdonia hotel

Wales Online

Adam Price criticises Mark Drakeford's World Cup trip as Qatar ambassador says homosexuality is 'damage in the mind'

'As a gay man, who could not travel safely to Qatar to support our team in the World Cup... it sends the wrong message'

Wales Online

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'I had to move to England to get treatment for my severe eating disorder'

Georgia Taylor, 18, is now urging the Welsh Government to make improvements to eating disorder services in Wales

Wales Online

Most schools in Wales are looking at redundancies

More than 70% of Wales' headteachers said they will have to make teaching assistants redundant, or reduce their hours, in order to save money

Wales Online

Crashes, breakdowns, and debris partially closed the M4 through Newport 310 times so far this year

310 incidents partially closed the M4 in Newport in just ten months

Wales Online

The falling number of GPs and practices in Wales

"GPs are our first line of defence when we get ill and are absolutely critical for solving the crisis we have in our accident and emergency departments as well on waiting lists for surgeries"

Wales Online

Welsh Government confirms contingency plans in place should nurses vote to go on strike

A decision to offer NHS staff a £1,400 pay rise was described as 'pitiful and insulting'

Wales Online

First Minister Mark Drakeford tests positive for Covid

He is now working from home while he recovers

Wales Online

Controversial new 20mph speed limit could save Wales £100m in first year

The Welsh Government is introducing a default 20mph speed limit on restricted roads across Wales in September 2023

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The 'austerity on steroids’ facing Welsh councils and what it will likely mean for you and me

Local authorities across Wales have warned they face a potential budget gap of more than £500 million next year

Wales Online

Has Wales' 'Strongbow Tax' worked since it was brought in to address problem drinking?

The policy was controversial when it was introduced

Birmingham Post

Multi-million pound investment at Gwynedd healthcare site to secure and create 500 jobs

Siemens Healthineers has announced a healthcare centre of excellence in Llanberis

Wales Online

Welsh Government sets date for 50mph speed cameras on the M4 at Newport to start issuing fines

The cameras are between Junctions 24 and 28 of the M4 around Newport and will be switched on from Thursday, November 17

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Why some private children's homes don't want to look after young people from Wales

They are worried about planned legislation to remove profits from the system, says a council officer

Birmingham Post

Move to electric power needs to consider HGVs

Battery power used for buses cannot be used on long-distance HGVs because of the higher weight and distance

Wales Online

Merthyr Tydfil Council faces a £13m budget gap for next year

Councillor Andrew Barry who is the cabinet member who has responsibility for finance said they expect a "poor" settlement from Welsh Government because of the poor settlement they expect to receive from UK Government

Wales Online

Schools in Wales consider teaching online one day a week to deal with crippling energy costs

Children wearing coats in class and leaving staff positions unfilled are also being considered as cost saving measures

Edinburgh Live

Elderly couple forced to leave caravan after living there illegally for 20 years

Doug Davis and partner Pam Donovan were forced to leave their caravan after they had been living with the site as their permanent residence for over two decades.

Wales Online

Some Bridgend children are having to walk miles to school each day as they are unable to use the bus

The walking distance for secondary aged learners is currently three miles, though some parents feel this is too far

Wales Online

Teachers' rage at Welsh Government plans to change school year and warn people will leave the profession if it goes ahead

'Six weeks is important for a proper break'

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