The final touches are being put on a long-awaited bus services bill to reform the failed system of deregulation, Wales’ first minister told the Senedd.
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Plans for automatic voter registration move a step closer
Plans to introduce automatic voter registration in Wales moved a step closer as proposed legislation cleared its first hurdle in the Senedd.
Overnight road closures planned between Risca and Crosskeys
A main road between Risca and Crosskeys is set to close overnight next week for planned maintenance work.
Rail disruption due to lack of trains over “the next few weeks”
The disruption to a small number of services is due to a shortage of Class150 trains, which have been damaged in recent bad weather.
Minister responds to review of vocational education
Jeremy Miles gave a statement to the Senedd on Welsh Government plans to reform vocational education and expand the number of made-for-Wales qualifications.
Welsh Government budget debated in Senedd amid concerns over public services cuts
Rebecca Evans, Wales’ finance minister, said ministers have had to take the starkest and most painful decisions.
Wales Under-20s looking for back-to-back Six Nations wins as they face England
Former Newbridge youth star Harri Ackerman will captain Wales U20s once again as the side face England in the Six Nations.
“The status quo is not working”: Peredur Owen Griffiths talks Welsh budget and devolution
South Wales East MS Peredur Owen Griffiths discusses the Welsh Government budget in his latest blog.
Rail fares to rise by 4.9% in Wales from March 3
Welsh Government minister Lee Waters said the “below inflation” increase was needed so new investments in the rail service could continue.
Newbridge’s Elliot Dee starts for Wales in Six Nations clash at Twickenham
Warren Gatland has made seven changes for this weekend’s Six Nations clash against England, including a starting spot for Elliot Dee.