An MS called for a pet abduction bill to make stealing a pet a specific offence and bring Wales into line with other parts of the UK.
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Calls for legal right to adequate housing in Wales
The Senedd has debated calls to enshrine a right to adequate housing into Welsh law.
Neighbour objections not enough to stop HMO approval
The application, from Mathieson and Bell Ltd, is to convert 60 Ombersley Road from a six-bedroom house into a HMO for eight people.
Mental health crisis declared by firefighters union
The Fire Brigades Union has declared a crisis as new data shows a rise in firefighters taking time off due to mental health issues.
Ffos Caerffili recognised at national awards
Ffoes Caerffili has once again been recognised on the national stage, this time in the ‘best repurposing and placemaking project’ category.
Gerwyn Price to compete at Bahrain Darts Masters
Markham’s Gerwyn Price will be in the Middle East this month to compete at the Bahrain Darts Masters.
Ladies’ choir helps raise more than £1,200 for hospice charity
Newbridge and District Ladies Choir helped raise more than £1,200 for St David’s Hospice Care at their Christmas concert.
Senedd Members set for inflation-busting 6% pay rise
Under the board’s proposals, politicians in Cardiff Bay will be paid a basic salary of £76,380 from April – an increase of 6% on 2024/25.
Library cuts, community centre handovers: How Newport City Council plans to save money
Newport City Council estimates it will have to save £4.3 million if it is to balance its budget for the next financial year, beginning in April.
Patients ‘treated like second-class citizens’
Patients in Powys feel like second-class citizens due to longer waiting times and cuts by the cash-strapped health board will only worsen the problem, Senedd members warned.