Plans submitted for controversial wind farm between Port Talbot and Maesteg The proposal could be the highest onshore wind-farm in the UK Wales Online · Jun 6, 2023
Wales could lose £500m of EU funding if unspent before the end of the year The report found that every 1% of EU grant funding not spent equates to just under £27m Birmingham Post · Jun 6, 2023
Wrexham Enterprise Hub closing with Welsh Government blaming shortfall in post EU funding Operator of the hub Town Square is exploring ways to keep the hub operational Birmingham Post · Jun 6, 2023
Nurses begin new walkouts in Wales as pay row continues The Royal College of Nursing has called on the Welsh Government to reopen negotiations. The Independent UK · Jun 6, 2023
Welsh Government not on track to hit climate change targets 'In those sectors where policy is mostly controlled in Wales the effort is insufficient to achieve the emissions reduction required. In particular, agriculture and land use are missing an overarching decarbonisation strategy and the Welsh Government’s plan' Wales Online · Jun 6, 2023
Welsh Government could create 'designated areas' to protect the Welsh language amid second home discussion It comes following a report looking at the impact of second homes in Wales Wales Online · Jun 1, 2023
Driver wins £1.1million payout after hitting pothole amid warning over UK roads One unnamed motorist has won more than £1million in compensation from the Labour-run Welsh government after they hit a pothole and suffered 'personal injury' four years ago Daily Mirror · May 29, 2023
UK Government levelling up policy is failing places like Wales finds new report “The UK Government should stop taking decisions in devolved areas and restore these funds to Wales” Wales Online · May 26, 2023
Ely community meeting begins with ‘moment of reflection’ after boys’ deaths Mark Drakeford, the First Minister of Wales, is chairing the meeting between local politicians, agencies, and community groups. The Independent UK · May 26, 2023
Cross-party MPs criticise delivery of UK Government's levelling up strategy A select committee report also highlights evidence that Wales is facing a significant shortfall from funds replacing EU ones Birmingham Post · May 26, 2023
Headteachers in fresh strike threat over school funding and pay in Wales Members of the NAHT are being re-balloted for industrial action as union warns pay deal agreed to end teachers' strike has not been funded as promised Wales Online · May 25, 2023
Parents vow to fight plans which would see Cardiff school shut They claim the English medium school is being sacrificed in favour of a Welsh medium school down the road Wales Online · May 24, 2023
Maps show Cardiff roads exempt from new 20mph speed limit The main arterial routes into the capital city will be exempt from the new 20mph limit Wales Online · May 24, 2023
Welsh family ice cream firm collapses owing creditors £3m Administrator's were appointed to Frank's Ice Cream in March this year Birmingham Post · May 23, 2023
Wales Online · May 22, 2023 Report finds Betsi Cadwaladr Health Board finance team members deliberately misrepresented accounts 'We believe there are very, very serious questions to be answered here'
Birmingham Post · May 22, 2023 CBI Wales director on the radical change needed if the employers' body is to survive Ian Price on the serious allegations that have rocked the employers’ organisation
Wales Online · May 22, 2023 Developers to be offered zero interest loans to improve safety of high rise buildings in Wales Cardiff Council's cabinet made an in principle decision to administer the Welsh Government loan
Wales Online · May 19, 2023 Campaigners lose judicial review to stop massive expansion of underground coal mine at Aberpergwm An additional 40 million metric tonnes of coal can now be mined
Wales Online · May 19, 2023 There aren't enough Welsh-language teachers, Senedd Members warn A substantial increase in numbers of teachers is needed
Wales Online · May 19, 2023 Mark Drakeford says building roads ‘does not work’ as he defends decision to scrap major Welsh projects The first minister pushed back against criticism of the Welsh Government's decision to stop most road projects
Wales Online · May 19, 2023 Welsh Government fighting to save hundreds of jobs at administration-hit Tillery Valley Foods Mark Drakeford said he was 'concerned' after 250 staff at Tillery Foods were made redundant on Wednesday
Wales Online · May 18, 2023 Thousands wait years for healthcare in Wales as NHS misses its target Patients have been waiting more than two years in more than 30,000 cases in Wales
Wales Online · May 18, 2023 How the universal free school meal offer works in every part of Wales One council is already offering free school meals to all primary school children, but the offer varies between areas
Wales Online · May 18, 2023 'Wales isn’t known in parts of the world and that doesn’t create opportunities' For the past year, the independent commission has been gathering evidence on how Wales is currently governed
Wales Online · May 18, 2023 Education Minister outlines plans to reduce school staff workload Jeremy Miles said tackling workload of school staff was "a priority"