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Wales’s Pisa school test results have declined – but it’s not a true reflection of an education system

Alma Harris, who is a professor of leadership in education at Cardiff Metropolitan University, discusses Wales’ latest Pisa results.

Finance minister Rebecca Evans appeared before the Senedd’s finance committee to give evidence on Welsh ministers’ 2024/25 spending plans.

The director for public health in Gwent has written to schools after several children became “unwell and collapsed” after vaping.

Caerphilly will receive one of the lowest increases in council funding from the Welsh Government next year.

Senior doctors in Wales will hold a vote on strike action next month in a dispute over pay.

Trethomas Bluebirds have been handed a home tie in the FAW Amateur Trophy sixth round.

The project funds two police officers, a Land Rover, a quad bike and a drone to help stop illegal off-roading.

Two members of Wales’ wheelchair rugby league squad are looking for sponsorship ahead of their trip to the United States in February.

Ashley Carol, 29, of Morrison Street, Blackwood appeared at Newport Magistrates Court on December 15.

A new ‘Meanwhile Space’ will be coming to the town centre – which is the temporary use of a vacant unit, similar to a pop-up.