Ysgol Gynradd Gymraeg y Castell wanted to add a “small prefabricated extension” to its site “to enlarge existing school kitchen facilities”.
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Keep Wales’ Six Nations games on free-to-air TV, Senedd committee demands
Wales’ Six Nations rugby matches must stay on free-to-air television, the Senedd’s culture and sport committee has demanded.
Housing secretary plays down talk of Wales following Scotland on rent controls
Julie James was pressed for her views on rent controls in Scotland while giving evidence to a Senedd inquiry on the private-rented sector.
Premier League Darts: Night 13 defeat for Gerwyn Price
Gerwyn Price’s Premier League Darts play-off hopes suffered a major blow after he was beaten by Luke Littler on Night 13.
Welsh Water told it ‘must up its game’ after ‘lagging’ performance
MSs warned Welsh Water must take urgent steps to improve, with growing calls for a regulatory and governance overhaul amid concerns about a lack of accountability.
Railway improvements ‘will be worth the short-term disruption’
The electrification of the Cardiff-Rhymney railway line should be completed by autumn 2025.
Premier League Darts: Gerwyn Price takes on Luke Littler on Night 13
Gerwyn Price goes up against 17-year-old Luke Littler as Premier League Darts heads to Liverpool on Thursday April 25.
Conservative calls for academies and free schools rejected by Senedd
The Senedd has rejected calls to introduce free schools and academies after a report found major challenges in Wales’ education system.
Residents encouraged to contact their council over changes to 20mph
Councils will play a central role in any changes to 20mph speed limits on Welsh roads, the Senedd Member for Caerphilly has said.
Dental services ‘facing collapse’ in Wales
Dental services are at risk of catastrophic collapse, with people resorting to “DIY dentistry” and pulling their own teeth with pliers, the Senedd heard.