Newport Council officers have recommended planning permission be granted, despite objections from 22 neighbours and two ward councillors.
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GP practice manager raises concerns over company after surgery handed back to NHS
A mum who raised concerns at management of the GP surgery where she worked has lost her home after being made redundant.
GB energy bill backed despite concerns Senedd could be bypassed
Senedd Members signed off on Westminster’s GB energy bill despite concerns about duplication and the Welsh Parliament being bypassed in future.
Welsh Government wins vote on £26bn draft budget
Conservatives Darren Millar and Russell George missed the vote after jetting off for a prayer meeting in Washington DC.
Quad bikes seen ‘tearing up the mountainside’ seized by police
Two quad bikes have been seized by police after reports of illegal off-roading on Gelligaer Common.
Objectors say new HMO would have ‘unacceptable’ impact on street
The four-bedroom house at 27 Morden Road could become a five-bed HMO (house in multiple occupation), under new plans.
Funding to tackle autism and ADHD assessment waiting times
Nearly £14 million will be spent on tackling waiting times for autism and ADHD assessments in Wales.
Row over ‘short-sighted’ treatment of staff at mothballed Llancaiach Fawr
The county borough’s Plaid group said the “overwhelming majority” of staff at the heritage site are “set for redundancy”.
Westminster power grab ‘an affront to devolution’
Senedd Members criticised a “power grab” from Westminster, describing plans for UK ministers to make laws in areas already devolved to Wales as an “affront”.
‘Food banks are a lifeline, but they must be a way out, not a way of life’
Rev Dean Aaron Roberts is the CEO of the Parish Trust Charity. In this article he explains why he believes food banks must be used as a way out of poverty.