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Historic golf club looks to AI to drive its future as plans submitted

Golf could be going high-tech with the aid of artificial intelligence under plans put forward by one of Wales’ oldest clubs.

A homeowner’s application to take down part of their garden wall to create a driveway has been approved after being under consideration for a year.

Plans to use part of a former quarry next to a nature reserve for storing timber have been rejected by Torfaen Council.

This additional investment will help businesses extend their operating seasons and create better experiences for visitors, the Welsh Government said.

All children aged 12 to 18 months are being offered a vaccine for chickenpox – also known as Varicella – for the first time.

Cardiff Council has given the go-ahead for plans to extend the age range at a Welsh medium primary school located in the west of the city.

A Grade II-listed former bank in Pontypool can be converted to a bar, restaurant and flats after getting planning approval.

Plans for the UK’s largest and longest indoor snow centre could be officially approved in January.

Plans for a “new neighbourhood” including more than 400 homes on the former Hoover site in Merthyr Tydfil are set to be decided.

Natural Resources Wales’ former offices in Abergavenny are to be converted to assisted living apartments.