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Schools’ budgets ‘cut back to the bare bones’, headteacher warns
Education union leaders have warned that teachers across Wales are buying their own classroom supplies for pupils because school budgets are so bleak.
‘A good day for Wales’: First Minister upbeat as Welsh Government set to unveil draft budget
First Minister Eluned Morgan has said the Welsh Government’s draft budget will put Wales “firmly back on the path to growth”.
Club owner wins bid to offer later drinking at city venue
A club owner’s plan to sell alcohol slightly later at night will give him “more of a chance to compete” with other venues in Newport city centre.
‘Extreme anxiety, anger and distress over fuel poverty’
Rhian Bowen-Davies urged the Welsh Government to set up a distinct fund for older people to mitigate against Westminster’s decision to introduce means-testing.
Dragons RFC commit to training in Ystrad Mynach for next decade
Dragons RFC will continue to train at the Centre for Sporting Excellence for the next ten years, the region has confirmed.
Caerphilly racer on the podium at world-famous Le Mans circuit
Caerphilly race car driver Graham Cole has earned his first win of the year, enjoying success in Le Mans last weekend.
Wales Women over-60s reflect on “surreal” hockey world cup in New Zealand
Wales Over-60s Women’s Hockey squad placed sixth in the World Cup, but take the positives from a “fantastic tournament”.
Cascade Ladies exit cup with defeat to Swansea City Women
Despite the bad weather, Cascade Ladies managed to play their Adran Trophy quarter final match against Swansea City women at a blustery Centre for Sporting Excellence.
Thousands visit Caerphilly Winter Fair despite bad weather
Thousands of people descended on Caerphilly town for its Winter fair, despite the wet and blustery conditions.