All the financial support you can get in Wales if you're struggling to pay the bills Everyone qualifies for £400 but some can get as much as £2,000 Wales Online · May 27, 2022
Covid cases fall across most of UK but one nation sees rise Total infections have now fallen by 78% since the peak of the recent Omicron BA.2 wave in late March, when a record 4.9 million were estimated to have Covid-19 Wales Online · May 27, 2022
Mark Drakeford outlines Wales' Covid plan for the long-term as all restrictions end Wales' First Minister spoke about vaccination, testing and restrictions as the cycle of Covid reviews comes to an end Wales Online · May 27, 2022
Wales to end all Covid regulations as country looks forward to ‘brighter future’ The legal requirement to wear a face covering in health and care settings will end on Monday May 30, the Welsh Government said. The Independent UK · May 27, 2022
'Like dolphins caught in fishing nets' warns Welsh tourism group furious over new self catering rules The Wales Tourism Alliance (WTA) says genuine self catering businesses are being caught in the crackdown on second homes and some 'will die' Birmingham Post · May 27, 2022
Watchdog to investigate Welsh Government's purchase of £4.25m farm The Senedd's Public Accounts Committee has agreed to ask the Auditor General for Wales to investigate the purchase and to presents its findings to the Ccommittee before they decide how to proceed further Wales Online · May 26, 2022
One of Wales' trickiest roundabouts is now even more scary after they put more traffic lights there, claim drivers It is a notoriously difficult roundabout that has long earned a reputation for failing learner drivers as it's part of the test route Wales Online · May 26, 2022
Plan for huge fence next to Welsh road likened to Berlin Wall The proposed 9m-high air quality barriers, which would have been described as 'barmy' Wales Online · May 25, 2022
Welsh Government push on with tax hike for holiday homes not let out at least half the year Finance minister Rebecca Evans confirmed the move despite hostility from many in the sector and warning it will cost 'jobs and livelihoods' Birmingham Post · May 24, 2022
Crackdown on second homes in Wales will begin next April The changes are about when a property can qualify for council tax relief Wales Online · May 24, 2022
Speed cameras installed along M4 more than a year ago still not switched on An independent commission recommended the speed limits along the M4 more than two years ago but there are delays due to IT issues Wales Online · May 24, 2022
Independent review into flooding in Wales welcomed in Rhondda Cynon Taf The review will be led by Elwen Evans QC and is part of the co-operation agreement between the Labour Welsh Government and Plaid Cymru Wales Online · May 24, 2022
Refugee 'humiliated' when he tried to use free rail travel and told it 'wasn't for him' Raman, who "walked 35 days straight" to reach the UK, said a Transport for Wales worker inspected his Home Office documentation and told him he wasn't entitled to a free rail travel for refugees scheme Daily Mirror · May 24, 2022
Mark Drakeford defends spending £4.25m on a farm for Green Man Festival Questions about the purchase of Gileston Farm in the Brecon Beacons were raised in the Senedd Wales Online · May 24, 2022
Wales Online · May 24, 2022 More than £102,000 raised in four days for schoolboy who needed finger amputated Raheem Bailey was injured as he allegedly tried to run away from bullies at his school in Abertillery
Wales Online · May 24, 2022 A refugee in Wales says he was 'humiliated' when he tried to use the free rail travel scheme "When she said it is only for Ukrainians I thought ‘I am sorry my eyes are not blue or my hair blond’"
The Independent UK · May 24, 2022 Police commissioners back call for devolution of justice system in Wales The Welsh Government has outlined its plans for a Welsh justice system.
Wales Online · May 23, 2022 Welsh Government education minister 'shocked and saddened' after schoolboy loses finger in 'bullying incident' Jeremy Miles says no type of bullying or harassment should take place in Welsh schools
Wales Online · May 23, 2022 Thousands of people incorrectly offered Covid booster vaccines by Welsh Government The total includes people who have already had the vaccine and some who have been offered it
Wales Online · May 23, 2022 The Valleys family business selling samosas to the world SamosaCo has been producing and selling its traditional Indian dishes in Wales for 35 years
Wales Online · May 22, 2022 Motorists hit back after being given check list to avoid breaking down on the M4 People weren't impressed with The Welsh Government agency as it said most break downs 'could have been avoided'
Wales Online · May 22, 2022 'I must have called 40 to 50 times' - Residents fear Dinas Powys surgery is becoming overstretched Dinas Powys councillor, Chris Franks, said there is "great concern" among residents after Dinas Powys Medical Centre took on patients registered at the closed Albert Road surgery
Wales Online · May 22, 2022 Many primary heads 'would have preferred to delay Wales' new curriculum' More than half of secondaries said they won't start the new curriculum for Wales until September 2023
Wales Online · May 22, 2022 The puzzling question of whether more people died of Covid in Wales or England Though it is a very important question, it is not a simply answer
Daily Mirror · May 21, 2022 Well-wishers raise £40,000 for black boy, 11, who lost finger fleeing 'racist' bullies Raheem Bailey suffered life-changing injuries while allegedly fleeing racist bullies who had targeted him at Abertillery Learning Community in Wales