Plans for two Abertridwr schools to enter a federation agreement could save money and help with staffing, senior councillors have heard.
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Surgeon-turned-Senedd Member fires warning over rise in musculoskeletal problems
Altaf Hussain MS warned that one in three adults aged 50 or over dies within 12 months of suffering a hip fracture.
Police appeal as drug dealer recalled to prison
Leigh Elston, 35, from the Penpedairheol area, was handed a five-year and nine-month prison sentence in July 2020.
Labour and Tories urged to ‘right a £4bn wrong’ over HS2 funding
Delyth Jewell accused Keir Starmer and Rishi Sunak of ignoring Wales as the Senedd unanimously reiterated calls for a fair share of funding from the rail project.
D-Day’s secret weapon: how wetland science stopped the Normandy landings from getting bogged down
Bangor University’s Christian Dunn looks at the how the study of mud paved the way for the Allied success in the Normandy Landings.
First Minister in Normandy to mark 80th anniversary of D-Day
Vaughan Gething attended the national commemoration at the British Normandy Memorial, despite losing a vote of no confidence in the Senedd on Wednesday.
Two arrested after armed robbery in Blackwood
Police firearm officers were called to Blackwood Store shortly after 4.10pm today, Wednesday June 5.
First Minister loses no-confidence vote and refuses to stand down
A tearful and defiant Vaughan Gething refused to stand down as Wales’ first minister despite losing a vote of no confidence in the Senedd.
Man jailed for assault wanted back in prison after release
Callum Taylor, 27, from the Gelligaer area, was handed a 20-month prison sentence in September last year for assault causing actual bodily harm.
Parking hours to be extended for resident permit holders
Parking permit holders will have priority over spaces for longer in the evenings thanks to an extension to the current rules.