Chris Haines - ICNN Senedd Reporter

Long-term future of Senedd’s main offices uncertain as clock ticks on lease

The long-term future of the Senedd’s main offices hangs in the balance as the clock ticks down on the building’s lease, a report revealed.

Poorly maintained private housing estates could be a “bit of a ticking time bomb” for councils, a planning chief warned.

Disabled people are being discriminated against by shops and restaurants that refuse to accept cash, a Senedd committee has heard.

A third of people in Wales wrongly believe the Conservatives have ministers in the Welsh Government, a Senedd committee heard.

Wales rugby union matches could be added to a list of sports that must be shown on free-to-air TV if the Welsh Parliament called for the change.

Conservative MS Janet Finch-Saunders led her party’s debate on homelessness in the Senedd.

Urgent funding is required for overlooked and undervalued library and leisure services across Wales, the Senedd has heard.

MSs from across the political divide thanked volunteers from the Ruperra Castle Preservation Trust who have been campaigning for 25 years.

The equality and social justice committee took evidence about the use of personal data in the Welsh NHS as part of a short inquiry on data justice.

Labour MS Sarah Murphy called for an update from the Welsh Government on what it is doing to address the ongoing lack of ADHD drugs.