New speed cameras will “soon” be installed at a junction in Newport where 22 casualties have been reported in recent years.
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Autism and ADHD waiting lists ‘could triple in two years’
The number of children waiting for an autism or ADHD assessment in Wales could nearly triple to 61,000 over the next two years, a committee heard.
Award winning animator brings famous Caerphilly folktale to life
Award-winning animator Robert Brown is soon to release his latest work, inspired by the famous folktale of the Green Lady of Caerphilly Castle.
‘Blackwood’s heritage saved’ as council abandons Miners’ Institute mothball plan
The future of the cultural venue had been under threat as part of council cost-cutting measures.
Popular farm welcomes grant funding as part of sustainability push
Colliers Adventure Farm in Nelson has received more than £35,000 in UK Government grants in a bid to become more sustainable.
Proposal to hike Newport’s council tax branded ‘outrageous’
Plans to increase council tax bills in Newport have come under fire from critics who say residents can “ill afford” to pay more for reduced services.
Calls for north Wales dental school grow
Senedd Members added their voices to a growing chorus of cross-party calls for a dental school in north Wales amid concerns about NHS services vanishing.
Ex-First Minister backs ‘long overdue’ leasehold reforms
Vaughan Gething called for “long-overdue” reform to the leasehold system, warning of injustice, iniquity and unscrupulous landlords fleecing households.
Wales ‘risks falling behind on pet abduction’
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.
Calls for legal right to adequate housing in Wales
The Senedd has debated calls to enshrine a right to adequate housing into Welsh law.