Tynygraig footbridge, which provides a vital pedestrian link over the Rhymney railway line in Llanbradach, will be replaced, a Welsh Government minister has promised.
Author: Richard Gurner
New footbridge promised by Spring 2023 – but no temporary one in the meantime
TfW has said it can’t install a temporary replacement to the Tynygraig footbridge in Llanbradach, which was removed in 2020.
Wales to further relax Covid restrictions from January 28
Covid restrictions are to be relaxed to the level they were at before Boxing Day last year, the Welsh Government has announced.
No changes to Covid regulations in Wales as it remains at alert level two
Wales’ First Minister Mark Drakeford has confirmed the current Covid regulations will not be changing following the latest weekly review.
Fewer trains running again as Transport for Wales updates emergency timetable
More train services are being cancelled by Transport for Wales as it battles staff shortages because of rising Covid cases.
What are the self-isolation rules in Wales?
Changes have been made in Wales to the self-isolation requirements for people testing positive for Covid-19.If you have symptoms of Covid-19, you should self-isolate and take a PCR test as soon as…
Former owner of Chan’s Fish Bar in Cefn Fforest prosecuted over poor food hygiene
A fish and chip shop owner has been prosecuted by Caerphilly County Borough Council following a routine food hygiene inspection.
Transport for Wales introduces emergency rail timetable
Transport for Wales is introducing an emergency rail timetable from Wednesday, December 22.
GMB Union and TUC critical of new legal requirement in Wales to work from home
People could be hit with a £60 fine under the new rules.
School secretary told to pay back £22k or face jail
Charlotte Pearce, 45, resigned from Ysgol Gymraeg Cwm Derwen, in Oakdale when an investigation into overspending on school supplies was launched.