Get all your news in one place.

100’s of premium titles.
One app.

Get all your news in one place.

100’s of premium titles. One news app.

The Latest Breaking News from Welsh Government

More than 50 NHS Wales leaders say social care is in a 'state of emergency'

The NHS Confederation claims the crisis in social care is impacting every single part of the NHS from ambulance services and emergency departments to elective care, diagnostics, GPs, mental health services and community care

Wales Online

Cruise ship was considered by Welsh Government to house Ukrainians fleeing war

The Scottish Government has chartered two cruise ships to offer Ukrainians a place to stay - but the Welsh Government has said there are no current plans to do the same

Wales Online

Six DWP benefits and money changes that are due this week

There are a number of important changes coming this week which could impact your finances

Wales Online

From analysis to the latest developments in health,
read the most diverse news in one place.

Welsh Government facing services cuts 'worse than during austerity'

'We've got some very difficult choices because there hasn't been a real increase in our budget'

Wales Online

Welsh Government announces big changes to tax you pay when buying your house

People buying homes under £225,000 will not pay any Land Transaction Tax

Wales Online

Ironman 70.3 and World Triathlon Para Series to return to Swansea in 2023 but before summer holidays

There were complaints that this year's events were badly timed and they were also blamed for heavy traffic congestion

Wales Online

Founder of the Green Man Festival Fiona Stewart on diversification and plans for Gilestone Farm

She said the festival continues to receive takeover offers from big corporates but she has no plans to sell

Birmingham Post

Read news from The Economist, FT, and more,
with one subscription

The waiting list catastrophe leaving people in pain for years

Tens of thousands of people in Wales are living in pain waiting years for an operation - while other parts of the UK have dealt with the problem

Wales Online

Calls for more Welsh households to take in Ukrainian refugees as quarter of hosts could drop out

'In order to ensure a warm welcome to Wales, I’m issuing an invitation to households across Wales, to come forward an open their homes to welcome those seeking sanctuary'

Wales Online

Wales football museum and North America festival promoting Welsh culture announced ahead of World Cup

The FAW has also announced plans for a minimum 10-day festival in November across grassroots venues in Wales and beyond

Wales Online

Welsh Government to spend £1.8m promoting World Cup participation

A series of projects supporting culture, arts and heritage will be launched in a bid to secure a lasting legacy for Welsh football.

The Independent UK

Welsh Government offering £200 support to help with fuel bills

The scheme is open for applications from today, September 26

Wales Online

Welsh Government announces almost £100m funding for childcare in Wales

The funding will go towards improving improve childcare and fund free part-time places, as well as additional Welsh language provision

Wales Online

Cardiff Council told to look again at banning cars from busy Castle Street

Cardiff council reopened Castle Street to traffic last year after it was pedestrianised during the pandemic. But it has now been told to look at it again

Wales Online

Get all your
news in one place.

100’s of premium titles.
One news app.

Wales Online

Welsh Government responds to Kwasi Kwarteng's stamp duty cut in England

Ministers will be looking at how the Welsh budget is affected by the Chancellor's plans

Birmingham Post

Welsh Government should consider going lower than the Chancellor on the top rate of tax

Business Editor Sion Barry on Kwasi Kwarteng's gamble with his dash for growth mini-Budget

Wales Online

How the mini budget will affect you living in Wales

Kwasi Kwarteng's spending plans will put money back in most people's pockets - but particularly the wealthy

Wales Online

The parents worried about getting their children to school after they're denied free transport

One year seven pupil must make their own way to school, despite the council already paying for a taxi to pick up his older brother from their family home

Get all your
news in one place.

100’s of premium titles.
One news app.

Wales Online

Jacob Rees-Mogg suggests he won't fight Wales' fracking ban

This comes after First Minister of Wales Mark Drakeford announced at the beginning of September that Wales would not be fracking for shale gas

Birmingham Post

Global Centre for Rail Excellence signs R&D partnership with University of Birmingham

The partnership will see railway expertise from academia, government and industry contribute to the test centre in south Wales

Birmingham Post

The £1m action plan for Wales' creative industries

The Welsh Government have announced an action plan to encourage more talent to enter Wales' growing creative arts scene

Wales Online

Welsh traders welcome energy cap for businesses but say more needs to be done

The move will also apply to companies, charities, and public sector organisations including schools

Wales Online

Liz Truss hasn't contacted Mark Drakeford since becoming Prime Minister

It is a long-standing tradition that the new Prime Minister calls the leaders of the devolved nations on the first day of their premiership — and King Charles also reportedly managed it within 24 hours of the Queen's death

Wales Online

Why people are being put off a low-impact life in the countryside with minimal energy bills and much of the day spent outdoors

There are major rewards to setting up a One Planet Development but it's hard work for not much money and planning applications take 68 weeks on average to be determined, says report

Wales Online

New tourist tax proposed for Wales but no decision on who would pay or how much

The Welsh Government is asking people for the for their views on who should pay a levy, who would be charging and collecting the levy, how the levy could be best applied, and how revenues from the tax could be allocated

1 … 31 32 33 34

People

From analysis to the latest developments in health,
read the most diverse news in one place.

Organisations

University of Birmingham

Bridgend County Borough Council

Read news from The Economist, FT, and more,
with one subscription

Topics

Places

Fourteen days free

Download the app

One app. One membership.
100+ trusted global sources.