Council with 87% increase in fly-tipping rule out overhaul of tip booking system The council has denied there is any link between its booking system and an 87% year-on-year rise in fly-tipping Wales Online · Oct 6, 2022
Catastrophic effect of warming temperatures on river life in Wales There has been a troubling decline in wildlife in streams monitored for the last 42 years Wales Online · Oct 6, 2022
Number of Covid patients rising in hospitals across Wales Wales as a whole is seeing a gradual increase in Covid cases in the community, and this is translating into a rise in patients testing positive in hospitals Wales Online · Oct 5, 2022
Two Welsh health boards placed under higher level of government intervention The Welsh Government, Healthcare Inspectorate Wales and Audit Wales meet at least twice a year to discuss the overall position of each health board Wales Online · Oct 5, 2022
Welsh scientists make breakthrough in understanding one of the most damaging consequences of Covid-19 The team at the Welsh Centre for Emergency Medicine Research, based at Morriston Hospital, found evidence that standard blood-thinning drugs are less effective in patients with severe Covid Wales Online · Oct 5, 2022
UK boss of Savills Richard Rees on the return to the office and creating a new WDA like body Welshman Richard Rees says planning and nimbyism at the heart of the failure to deliver new homes to meet demand Birmingham Post · Oct 5, 2022
People are talking about a rent freeze for Wales - this is what it's all about and what it would mean "This winter could be the hardest on record, in the face of rising costs and stagnating wages" Wales Online · Oct 5, 2022
Council leader in tourist area says Welsh visitor tax can't be justified This comes as Welsh Government is consulting on a visitor levy in Wales Wales Online · Oct 5, 2022
Mark Drakeford accused of insulting campaigners for a Covid inquiry Campaigners say that the First Minister "lied in the Senedd" when he claimed they had moved on from asking for a Wales only inquiry Wales Online · Oct 5, 2022
Autistic boy left suicidal and had no school for two years after being expelled "He was suicidal and would not leave his room. He did not want to live. He felt there was no purpose to his life. It was awful, so traumatic" Wales Online · Oct 5, 2022
WRU chief's salary and 2024 plan for Principality Stadium roof walk emerge in latest accounts The Welsh Rugby Union accounts have been published Wales Online · Oct 4, 2022
The WRU on strong revenues, its new hotel and plans for a stunning stadium roof walk attraction The WRU has seen revenues rise to £94.4m with nearly £63m invested back into the game Birmingham Post · Oct 4, 2022
Welsh council first to consult on quadrupling council tax for second home owners Gwynedd Council is looking at using new powers to massively hike council tax on second homes Wales Online · Oct 4, 2022
Where you can buy lateral flow tests and how much they cost as Covid cases start rising again They're available for purchase from many pharmacies and supermarkets - and some people are eligible for free tests delivered to their home Wales Online · Oct 4, 2022
Wales Online · Oct 4, 2022 Where all the 24 new electric vehicle charging points in Cardiff will be located The additional charging points will bring the total number of public chargers in the city to more than 70
Wales Online · Oct 4, 2022 Thousands of inquiries into hospital-acquired Covid infections in Wales have not yet begun Only a small fraction of inquiries into why people caught Covid in hospitals have begun in Wales
Wales Online · Oct 3, 2022 The strikes and industrial action that could hit schools and universities in Wales Staff are angry over below inflation pay offers as the cost of living bites
Wales Online · Oct 2, 2022 'Everything is going up - it’s crazy': How one Welsh high street is battling through the cost-of-living crisis We spoke to businesses in Pontypridd high street to see how they're coping
Wales Online · Sep 30, 2022 Wales' former top civil servant given £80k payout - and the Auditor General for Wales isn't happy The Shadow Finance Minister has said the 'damning' report shows a 'lack of transparency and openness in the workings of the Welsh Government'
Wales Online · Sep 30, 2022 Welsh Government rejects calls to shut its Qatar office over human rights concerns after death of British national Cardiff Bay said it believed in engaging with countries that don’t share values on human rights in order to influence change.
Wales Online · Sep 30, 2022 People can't agree on why the rental market in Cardiff is such a mess for landlords and tenants Nobody's winning at the moment, with landlords and tenants both struggling
Birmingham Post · Sep 30, 2022 Plans for multi-site green energy focused freeport in south-west Wales A consortium is looking to bid to establish a freeport covering both the ports of Port Talbot and Milford Haven
Wales Online · Sep 30, 2022 The case of a family who built a home on a Welsh mountain will shape the future of a controversial Welsh planning law The story of a family who built a home on the site of a beautiful Pembrokeshire mountain will shape the future of One Planet Development in Wales
Birmingham Post · Sep 30, 2022 Welsh inventor sees global sales for his electronic Muslim prayer mat My Salah Mat has become a Muslim household name selling in over 25 countries
Wales Online · Sep 29, 2022 Welsh Tories get figures wrong on money lost on houses bought for the M4 relief road The Welsh Conservatives had claimed £500,000 was the net loss from homes purchased to make way for a new M4 and subsequently sold - but there was a small net profit