Wet wipes containing plastic will be banned in Wales next year to reduce the environmental harm caused by pollution.
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Call for legal action over rail and NI funding
Adam Price urged ministers to consider legal action over £432m “owed” to Wales by the UK Government for rail spending and increased national insurance costs.
Senedd Members call for action on ‘fleecehold scandal’
Hefin David warned people living on Redrow’s Cwm Calon estate in Ystrad Mynach have just had their third increase in as many years.
Churches come together to organise weekend of free family-friendly activities
Events will be held on the Owain Glyndwr playing fields, on Crescent Road, between Friday June 20 and Sunday June 22.
Wrexham ‘unable to resist speculative developments’
The lack of a local development plan (LDP) in Wrexham risks paving the way for more speculative housing developments, the Welsh Government’s chief legal officer warned.
Future musical theatre star prepares for American tour
A young performer from Penpedairheol has been named as one of a small group of future stars set to tour in America.
‘A matter of time before a child is hurt or killed’ on road outside village schools
It is “a matter of time before a child is hurt or killed by a car” near two primary schools in Pengam, a concerned resident has warned.
Investigator could be appointed to tackle illegal tobacco and vapes
An investigator to hunt down organised crime groups involved in supplying illegal tobacco and vapes across Gwent could be appointed.
Senedd committee to investigate landfill site ‘nightmare’
Vaughan Gething, a Labour member of the petitions committee, expressed concerns about the level of “mischief” from the landfill site.
Disabled children ‘denied’ school support
Senedd Members considered a 1,454-name petition calling for a ban on the term “universal provision” – which refers to the support available to all pupils.