Katy Holloway of the University of South Wales, and Wrexham Glyndwr University’s Wulf Livingston, look into the Welsh Government’s minimum alcohol pricing policy.
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RCT Council hit with £13m bill for storm damage
Andrew Morgan gave evidence to a Senedd inquiry into the response to storms Bert and Darragh, which wreaked havoc across Wales at the end of 2024.
‘We need to see something positive happening’ in city centre
Newport City Council “should be pushing harder to get potential businesses into the city centre”, a councillor has claimed.
Trethomas Bluebirds reclaim top spot with victory over Caerau Ely
Trethomas Bluebirds have returned to the summit of the Cymru South with a 1-0 win over Caerau Ely in Ystrad Mynach.
Council tax rise still on table as leader sets out final budget plans
The council’s leader has said it is facing “inescapable financial pressures” and anticipated a funding shortfall of £45 million over the next three years.
Village concerned council may earmark land for housing development
Penpedairheol residents are concerned Caerphilly County Borough Council’s new planning strategy could lead to hundreds of new homes in their village.
“This will kill the town”: Bargoed businesses fume over ’emergency’ bollards
Business owners on Bargoed high street have described the council’s decision to place 60 bollards along the pavements as the “final nail in the coffin” for the town.
Uncertain future for Welsh infrastructure commission
A commission set up to advise on Wales’ infrastructure needs over the next 80 years does not know its own future beyond 2026, a committee heard.
Theatre performances, tribute bands and more. What’s on this weekend and beyond
Find out what’s happening this weekend and beyond with our events round-up.
‘Extremely positive’ report for Caerphilly’s fostering service
The fostering service at Caerphilly County Borough Council has won praise from inspectors for its supportive work.