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Can election success draw a line under Welsh Labour’s crisis?
Cardiff University’s Nye Davies discusses what Labour’s general election landslide means for First Minister Vaughan Gething.
General election: Labour wins across Caerphilly County Borough
It was a night that changed the political map of Britain, with seats across the country switching from blue to red in a Labour landslide that sends Sir Keir Starmer into 10 Downing Street.
‘Westminster cannot keep taking Wales for granted, or sidelining our concerns’
Plaid Cymru MS Delyth Jewell discusses the general election and its impact on Wales in her latest blog for Caerphilly Observer.
Polls close: General election results expected through the night – when will you find out?
After 15 hours of voting, the polls have now closed on the 2024 general election, with results expected to break throughout the night.
General election 2024: Live updates as your votes are counted
Voters went to the polls today to decide who will represent their communities in Westminster over the next five years. We’re reporting from Newbridge and Caerphilly leisure centres where the votes are being counted for the Newport West and Islwyn, and Caerphilly constituencies.
Senedd backs call for more dentists in Wales
The Senedd called on the Welsh Government to increase the number of training places for dentists amid warnings about “dental deserts” across the country.
Tough opening fixture awaits Price at darts World Matchplay
Gerwyn Price faces a tough opening round fixture in this month’s darts World Matchplay tournament, taking on Northern Ireland’s Daryl Gurney.
Pontymister Athletic Bowls Club claim two point win over Oakdale
In another nail-biter, Pontymister Athletic Bowls claimed a two point victory over fellow borough side, Oakdale, in a South Monmouthshire League match.
Call for action as Wales’ skin cancer rates worsen
Sioned Williams warned skin cancer is by far the most common type affecting Welsh people, accounting for almost half of cancers.