The Senedd Commission is often mentioned when discussing Welsh politics – but what actually is it and what does it do?
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18-year-old driver dies in Caerphilly crash
The collision happened along the A468, between the Pwllypant and St Cenydd roundabouts in Caerphilly, at around 11.25pm on Thursday May 21.
Second bid lodged to convert ‘disused’ office into five-bed HMO
Plans for a HMO in Ystrad Mynach have been resubmitted after an earlier application was rejected over flooding concerns.
Thumbs up for new ‘pumptrack’ at skate park
A new track for bikes, scooters and skateboards has been approved in revamp plans for a skate park in Nelson.
Developer wants more time to plan 23 homes on former Aldi site
A developer has asked for more time to submit detailed plans for 23 new homes on the former Aldi site in Rhymney.
Fly-tipping ‘crisis’ linked to tougher rules on waste and recycling
Freedom of Information Act disclosures show the council has recorded nearly 24,000 incidents of illegal waste dumping since 2015, including a peak of 3,590 last year.
Progress on new waste depot plan aimed at driving up poor recycling rates
Plans for a new waste depot have moved a step closer, as Caerphilly County Borough Council bids to improve its ailing recycling rates.
Recesses: What are they, who decides them, and when is the Senedd at work?
With the mid-term recess approaching, the Senedd is gearing up for a break just two weeks into its seventh term.
Rhymney line passengers face bank holiday disruption
Rail passengers using the Rhymney line over the bank holiday weekend are being warned to expect disruption as engineering works take place across the Cardiff and Valleys network.
School could open new specialist class for ALN pupils
A new specialist class for children with additional learning needs could be opened at Newport’s Maesglas Primary School.