The Democracy and Boundary Commission Cymru has published its draft remuneration report, with a consultation now open until December 17.
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South-east Wales remains in drought despite rain easing conditions in west
Parts of south-east Wales will remain in drought status despite recent rainfall helping other areas of the country begin to recover, environmental officials have confirmed.
Could a balaclava ban and more patrols tackle city centre bad behaviour?
A ban on balaclavas and an increase in community safety wardens could help tackle antisocial behaviour in Newport city centre, councillors have suggested.
Pause in scheduled treatments for trans patients “unacceptable”
The leader of the Wales Green Party has suggested the pause in scheduled treatments for trans patients sets a “dangerous precedent”.
Further education one of Wales’ “greatest success stories”
Describing the further education system as one of “Wales’ greatest success stories”, Labour’s Lynne Neagle said colleges have seen “record levels of demand” in recent years.
Housing demands judged to ‘outweigh’ villagers’ love of green space
Senior councillors will push ahead with proposals to build accessible bungalows on land in Trethomas which locals argue is cherished and well-used green space.
Backing for plan to create new Welsh-medium secondary school
Senior councillors have backed proposals to create a new Welsh-medium secondary school in Caerphilly County Borough by formally dividing Ysgol Gyfun Cwm Rhymni.
British Empire declared a “force for good” by second Reform MS
A second Reform MS has declared the British Empire was a “force for good” during a debate on Wales’ place within the United Kingdom.
Man turns life around after drug addiction and takes recovery message on the road
A Caerphilly man who overcame a Class A drug addiction has spent the past seven months travelling in a mobile pod, rebuilding his life and helping others believe they can rebuild theirs too.
Developing Welsh language education a “priority”, says education minister
The Welsh Government will launch a consultation this autumn on its broader strategy around Welsh-medium education, Senedd Members heard this week.