An MS has tabled a motion calling on the Welsh Government to support the principle of assisted dying and Westminster proposals for a compassionate change in law.
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Welsh Government plans university rescue fund
Wales’ new post-16 education minister revealed plans for an emergency fund for universities amid concerns about an estimated £100m shortfall.
Leisure centre changing room to be demolished due to subsidence
Council planners have approved a proposal to carry out the urgent demolition work on a small part of the leisure centre site.
Hope for walkers who want access to contested footpath restored
The contested path in question runs past the former Ynys Hywel activity centre, which is now a children’s home.
Police appeal over missing man, 30, last seen in Llanbradach
Conor Webley, 30, was last seen in the village at around 1pm on Thursday October 10.
Maesycwmmer filmmaker up for Bafta Cymru award
A fictional conspiracy thriller based around the crisp industry, directed by a Maesycymmer animator and comic artist, is in the running for a Bafta Cymru.
Seven-year delay to tattoo and body piercing reforms ‘unacceptable’
The Senedd’s legislation committee criticised a “wholly unacceptable” delay of more than seven years in implementing reforms to tattooing and body piercing.
Welsh tribunal system ‘under-resourced’
Tribunals in Wales do not have the necessary resources to make sure cases are dealt with quickly, efficiently and justly, a committee heard.
New hope for bowls club after ‘total loss’ to fire
Caerphilly County Borough Council has applied for planning permission for the club’s “reconstruction” following its “total loss” in a blaze in June 2022.
Parents and pupils stage protest over proposed school bus cuts
Angry parents and pupils have taken to the streets in protest over “unbelievable” proposed cuts to free school buses.