Jeremy Miles, Wales’ health secretary, announced the Gwent health board will move to level four for finance and emergency care on the government’s five-point scale.
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Wife’s bid to change law in husband’s memory backed by Caerphilly MP
Caerphilly MP Chris Evans has backed Ellie James’ campaign to change the law in memory of her late husband Owain, who passed away last year with a brain tumour.
No joy for 2,500 people who signed petition against car park price rises
A petition opposing the price rises and the removal of some tariffs was presented to the council last month – but the authority said it will not be changing its mind.
Dedicated service for drug users needing new bladders introduced
A dedicated service for drug users needing new bladders has been introduced at Newport’s Royal Gwent Hospital.
Newport Council hopes ’embracing’ AI will lead to better public services
The leader of Newport City Council said a new policy on artificial intelligence (AI) and automation is “not about replacing people with computers”.
New heavy goods restrictions could be introduced on old Severn Bridge next year
A new restriction on heavy goods vehicles crossing the old Severn Bridge could be put in place when the current blanket weight limit is lifted next year.
Wales set to cement title for highest imprisonment rate in western Europe
Wales’ unwanted title as the nation with the highest “in-country” imprisonment rate in western Europe is set to be solidified due to the expansion of HMP Parc.
Northern borough communities in line for £20m funding
Caerphilly County Borough Council has proposed making the three communities its “designated neighbourhood” to receive the money over the next ten years.
Christmas Day meal for on duty ambulance workers
A number of pubs, hotels, and restaurants across Wales have offered to prepare meals for Welsh Ambulance Service staff as a goodwill gesture on December 25.
No school transport cuts in budget but council tax rises not ruled out
Caerphilly County Borough Council will not be revisiting proposals to cut home to school transport in next year’s budget, but its leader has not ruled out council tax increases.