Women with gynaecological cancers are facing gaslighting from the Welsh Government as well as the medical profession, the Senedd heard.
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Ffiliffest: Celebration of Welsh language and culture this summer
A free to enter fun-packed festival will take over the Owain Glyndwr Playing Fields on Crescent Road, Caerphilly, next month.
Gerwyn Price looking to end disappointing Premier League Darts campaign on a high
Price, who has missed out on a play-off spot, will open Night 16 against reigning world champion Luke Humphries.
Construction begins on ‘flagship’ housing scheme for over-55s
The development, on the site of the former Ty Darran care home in Risca, will include 45 one-bedroom flats.
Council tax shake-up plans pushed back to 2028
Rebecca Evans confirmed Welsh Government plans to redesign council tax, which were initially pencilled in for as early as April 2025, will be delayed
Praise for record-breaking attendances at council-run events
Events across Caerphilly County Borough over the past year have brought in more than a quarter of a million attendees, according to council figures.
Steelworks teams-up with allotments to build community herb garden
Graduates from Tata Steel have spent two days shovelling dirt and building raised flower beds at Caerphilly’s Van Ward Allotments.
Start-up business hub Welsh ICE appoints new chairman
Steve Burt, who has been Welsh ICE’s finance director for a number of years, takes over the role from the departing Anthony Record MBE – the organisation’s founder and majority shareholder.
More than a quarter of childcare providers fear they won’t survive the year
More than a quarter of childcare providers say they will not survive the year due to funding rates failing to keep up with costs, a committee warned.
Ambulance crews seeing less patients on an average shift, Senedd told
Colin Dennis, chair of the trust’s board, said ambulance crews report they would regularly see five to eight patients in a shift five years ago but today it is one or, occasionally, two.