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New railway line, cycle routes and historic buildings share £208 million in UK Government Levelling Up funds

A total of 11 projects are receiving funds, but the Welsh Government has said Wales is still £1.1bn short of what it used to receive from the EU

Wales Online · Jan 18, 2023

Living and dying in pain: The victims of Wales' NHS waiting list scandal

The Welsh Government is keen to draw people's attention to a small drop in waiting lists — but what is really happening in the NHS in Wales, where 15,000 people have died while waiting for an operation to relieve their suffering?

Wales Online · Jan 18, 2023

Ambulance workers name four new strike dates in February in March

Some 1,500 ambulance staff will go on strike again in February and March in Wales

Wales Online · Jan 18, 2023

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'Wales' iconic fishing industry is in terminal decline unless the Welsh Government acts' | Mabon ap Gwynfor

'Overall farmed finfish and shellfish saw an 82% fall in value between 2019 and 2021, with a near total collapse in the tonnage produced from 3.1 thousand tonnes to a mere 214 tonnes, a 93% decline'

Wales Online · Jan 18, 2023

Launch date for new £130m Wales fund from the British Business Bank

Chief executive of the British Business Bank Louis Taylor said the fund would help plug the equity gap in Wales

Birmingham Post · Jan 18, 2023

Welsh Government minister calls for power to make it easier for people to change their gender

Vaughan Gething criticised the UK Government for blocking Scotland's attempt to make it easier for people to legally change their gender

Wales Online · Jan 18, 2023

Welsh Government has no intention of cutting losses and selling Cardiff Airport says Vaughan Gething

Vaughan Gething said his government will not face a conflict of interest in assessing a freeport bid with Cardiff Airport at its heart

Birmingham Post · Jan 17, 2023

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How much teachers get paid in Wales: The full salary scale from £28,866

Teachers are going on strike next month

Wales Online · Jan 17, 2023

Exact dates teachers plan to strike and schools may have to close

School closures are on the cards with thousands of teachers and staff walking out

Wales Online · Jan 17, 2023

Nurses in Wales announce new strike dates in February

It comes after talks last week failed to resolve nursing staff's ongoing dispute over pay

Wales Online · Jan 16, 2023

Teachers vote to strike in Wales with dates confirmed

The news is likely to mean widespread school closures on strike days

Wales Online · Jan 16, 2023

Bridgend Council granted new powers over listed buildings

The approval was granted by Welsh Government body Cadw after an application in March of 2022

Wales Online · Jan 16, 2023

Independent and Labour councillors in Merthyr Tydfil clash over funding settlement

The independent cabinet member said UK Government had thrown the economy off a cliff but that Welsh Government had turned its back on the Valleys but Labour councillors said the responsibility lies with UK Government

Wales Online · Jan 16, 2023

Factories, warehouses and offices in Wales to be hit by UK-wide revaluations

Welsh firms are being urged to check their property revaluations ahead of the UK-wide revaluation of rates which comes into effect on April 1

Birmingham Post · Jan 16, 2023

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Wales Online · Jan 15, 2023

'Ambulance staff can't do the job they joined for because of the NHS crisis'

The head of the Welsh Ambulance service said staff morale was very low

Wales Online · Jan 15, 2023

The villagers who fear they will be overrun when the Green Man festival comes to their village

‘There is no doubt some will call us nimbies - but we have genuine concerns of mass tourism events being catapulted into our village’

Wales Online · Jan 15, 2023

Mum and daughter fled fighting in Ukraine but now face homelessness as Welsh sponsor pulls out

'At the moment I have nowhere to go. I'm worried that I'll be left with things on the street'

Wales Online · Jan 14, 2023

Dafydd Iwan joins crowds for Welsh language rally calling for action

Protestors were calling on the Welsh Government to take action after a drop in the number of Welsh language speakers in Carmarthenshire

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Wales Online · Jan 14, 2023

'I had to take my dog for cancer treatment by boat as we were trapped by floods'

Fionna Ashman is calling for something to be done, because she and her animals have been left stranded 30 times since October last year

Wales Online · Jan 14, 2023

The village that's become a 'cut-through' where people don't stop to shop due to roadworks

Road closures and confusing signs mean passers-by have stopped dropping in

Wales Online · Jan 14, 2023

'A bottomless pit for taxpayers' cash' Where did it all go so wrong for Cardiff Airport?

Last year Cardiff Airport was valued at just £15m, less than a third of what the Welsh Government paid for it

Wales Online · Jan 13, 2023

'Dangerous' roundabout to be changed after series of crashes in matter of weeks

The A465 roundabout near Hirwaun has led to a spate of crashes causing injuries and car write-offs, say people in the area

Wales Online · Jan 13, 2023

Swansea dentists tells NHS patients they will have to go private and sparks wrath of health board

The letter sent out by Crescent Dental Care in Uplands has 'surprised and disappointed' Swansea Bay University Health Board which claimed it 'could cause unnecessary alarm and confusion to patients'

Wales Online · Jan 13, 2023

Why 'poverty truth commissions' should be used widely in Wales

They give people who are struggling a voice and can help decision-makers, says Audit Wales

Wales Online · Jan 13, 2023

Nurses say Welsh Government one-off payment 'doesn't cut it' in negotiations

Nicky Hughes of Royal College of Nursing for Wales said the Welsh Government couldn't even say how much it could offer - despite media reports it was going to offer nurses a one-off £1,000

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