Transport for Wales has announced military personnel and veterans can travel for free this Sunday (November 10), in order to attend Remembrance Day services.
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Senedd reprimands Tory leader over 20mph tweet
The leader of the Conservative opposition was given a slap on the wrists after a committee found his “false” social media posts brought the Senedd into disrepute.
Winding House still welcoming visitors once a month after mothballing
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New leisure centre hit by delays after subcontractor entered administration
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Remembrance service list for whole of borough announced
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Woman who helped launch ‘unique’ mental health scheme recognised at Wales Care Awards
A founder of a pioneering scheme supporting people through mental health crises has been recognised at a national awards ceremony.
Drakeford confirms public sector shielded from tax hike
Mark Drakeford confirmed the UK Treasury will cover increased costs of national insurance in the public sector amid concerns additional funding could be “swallowed up” by tax rises.The former First Minister said Wales…
Wales ‘going round in circles’ on school improvement
Opposition Senedd members accused ministers of going “round and round in circles” and “making a mess” of Wales’ school system.
Two families who lost their daughters appeal for Tŷ Hafan donations as fundraiser launched
Two families who both tragically lost their daughters to incurable diseases tell their story of how they found peace thanks to Tŷ Hafan children’s hospice.