Rising demand for temporary accommodation in Newport is fuelling a new plan to tackle the “waste” of empty homes.
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Value-for-money questions over council’s Information Station move
Newport City Council has faced value-for-money questions over moving its Information Station for public services.
Concerns over potential wind farm’s impact on mineral resources
A firm behind plans for a windfarm straddling both Caerphilly and Torfaen county boroughs could be in dispute with both councils over access to important mineral resources.
Senedd debates calls to save ‘essential’ stroke services
Politicians have debated calls to safeguard full stroke services at Bronglais Hospital after more than 17,000 signed one of the biggest petitions in the Senedd’s 26-year history.
Forcing disabled people to reapply for blue badges ‘defies logic’
Senedd Members called for lifelong blue badges for people with permanent conditions, labelling the current renewal system as unfair, stressful and potentially discriminatory.
Polls open in Caerphilly Senedd by-election
Polling stations are now open across the Caerphilly Senedd constituency.
Caerphilly Senedd by-election: A quick look at the candidates
Eight candidates are standing in the Caerphilly Senedd by-election taking place on Thursday October 23.
Gareth Hughes: The Green Party candidate for the Caerphilly Senedd by-election
Gareth Hughes says he wants to bring a “credible, independent voice” to the Senedd and one that puts the community, social justice and the environment at the heart of decision-making.
Explained: Which communities can vote this week and why
There has been confusion around who can and cannot vote in the upcoming Caerphilly Senedd by-election – all due to recent parliamentary boundary changes.
Public toilets and new basketball courts among plans for city park
Public toilets in Newport’s Beechwood Park could be reopened for future summers, the city council’s leader said.