The Senedd has agreed to the UK Government’s Levelling Up and Regeneration bill despite concerns that it “rides roughshod over and undermines” Welsh democracy.
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Public services facing millions of pounds worth of cuts in Wales
Finance minister Rebecca Evans has warned Wales faces “extraordinary” financial pressures due to a £900m shortfall in the budget.
Welsh Government to hold summit on responsible dog ownership
The summit has been called by Welsh Government minister Lesley Griffiths in response to a series of incidents involving dangerous dogs across the UK.
Empty homes could be key to fixing national housing crisis, senior councillor says
Homes which have stood empty for years could play an important role in fixing a national housing crisis, according to Cllr Shayne Cook.
Residents invited to give feedback on town to help forge plans for future regeneration
Residents can take part in the “Bargoed Town Centre Tomorrow” conversation by submitting their feedback – both positive and negative.
Men’s mental health event aims to signpost and provide support in the community
‘WellMAN’ day is being run by Bargoed Library in collaboration with Aneurin Bevan University Health Board, GAVO and Caerphilly Cares.
New coach stop in bid to boost Caerphilly Castle visitor numbers
A bigger bus stop and a ramped footpath will be installed outside Caerphilly Castle as part of wider plans to increase visitor numbers.
Ethnic minorities, women, and disabled people remain under-represented in local politics
Ethnic minorities, women, and disabled people remain under-represented in local politics, a Senedd inquiry concluded.
Questions asked as Senedd reform plans scrutinised
Concerns were raised about residency rules for election candidates, vacant seats, and powers to increase the number of ministers.
Elliots Town post office could be set for move
A convenience store and post office in Elliots Town could be set for a move after it was deemed “too small”.