The mining memorial garden in Senghenydd, which commemorates those who died in the UK’s worst-ever mining disaster, has been formally recognised by the Welsh Government.
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How the 1984 miners’ strike paved the way for devolution in Wales
March 2024 marks the 40th anniversary of the start of the miners’ strike. In south Wales, it was more than an industrial dispute.
Surge in vandalism of speed signs since 20mph switchover
Councils have recorded a major surge in the number of speed limit signs being vandalised or graffitied since Wales adopted new 20mph laws.
School closes its toilets during lesson time after pupils cause ‘significant damage’
Bedwas High School has informed parents it will be locking its toilets during lesson time due to pupils causing “significant damage”.
Smart Money Cymru to merge with Newport Credit Union
The combined entity, which will continue to be called Smart Money Cymru, will be the largest organisation of its kind in Wales.
Risca United edge past ten-men Lliswerry in seven-goal thriller
Risca United claimed their first home win under new interim manager Nathan Bracegirdle, edging out Lliswerry in a seven-goal thriller.
Calls for public inquiry after second body mix-up at Grange Hospital
There are calls for a public inquiry after a health board admitted releasing the wrong bodies to two different families in a hospital mortuary mix-up.
“Wales deserves better”: Delyth Jewell MS hits out at ‘short-term sticking plaster solutions’
South Wales East MS Delyth Jewell discusses the recent budget announcements from the Welsh Government and UK Government.
Bargoed maintain title push while Bedwas, Cross Keys, and Newbridge all win
Bargoed continued their march towards the WRU National Championship East title after beating St Peters.
Disruption to Chartist Bridge expected due to ‘structural inspection’
Chartist Bridge in Blackwood will be closed for 11 days over the next month while a scheduled structural inspection is carried out.