Cross-border red tape delays are causing an “unacceptable clinical risk” for patients, a GP has told a parliamentary committee.
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Cascade Ladies taste first defeat of the year at the hands of Penybont Women
Cascade Ladies suffered their first defeat of the year in a narrow 3-1 loss to Penybont Women in the Adran South.
Extra 3,500 students set to receive EMA payments from September
Currently, more than 16,000 students across Wales are eligible for EMA, with the threshold to qualify for the payment set to be expanded further from September.
Investigations underway for cause of large fire in Rhymney – man arrested on suspicion of arson
South Wales Fire and Rescue Service said it was called to the blaze at Capital Valley Eco Park just before 11.30pm on Friday January 24.
“All the victims were individuals and they all had a life and a story”
To mark this year’s Holocaust Memorial Day, which has a theme of ‘For a Better Future’ we have republished this 2020 article detailing a trip by students to Auschwitz.
Price reaches Dutch Darts Masters semi-finals
Gerwyn Price was beaten by eventual champion Rob Cross in the Dutch Darts Masters semi-finals.
City’s next mayor ‘deeply honoured’ by nomination
Newport’s next mayor said she is “deeply honoured” to be chosen to serve in the role for 2025/26.
Bluebirds surrender top spot after ‘frustrating’ draw to Ammanford
Trethomas Bluebirds were forced to settle for a 1-1 draw at home to Ammanford in the Cymru South.
Unit destroyed in large fire at Capital Valley Eco Park, Rhymney
The blaze is said to have started at around 11pm on Friday, January 24.
Christmas Island nuclear test veteran presented with service medal after almost 70 years
A veteran of Britain’s nuclear weapons testing programme has finally been presented a medal for his service after almost 70 years.