The Welsh Parliament narrowly rejected calls to declare a health emergency due to the “existential threat” facing the NHS.
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New Senedd office could be built as Ty Hywel lease nears end
Four options are thought to be on the table: building new offices, extending the lease, buying Ty Hywel, or taking up a nearby property.
Council approves railway station plans, and confirms 111-year-old ticket office will go
Caerphilly County Borough Council’s planning committee approved the project, which could cost between £30million and £40m, by eight votes to six at a meeting on Wednesday February 7.
Up to £2k available for venues looking to set up flexible working spaces
The Cowork Local scheme is open to applications from across Caerphilly County Borough, following trials in other parts of Wales.
Man, 31, taken to hospital as two arrested on suspicion of GBH after alleged stabbing
Police were called to reports of an assault on Lewis Drive, Caerphilly, at around 4.15am on Thursday February 8.
Gerwyn Price in Berlin for Premier League Darts night two
Gerwyn Price will be looking to bounce back from last week’s final defeat as Premier League Darts returns for its second night of 2024.
Housing crisis pushing families into “absolute despair”
Janet Finch-Saunders led a Conservative debate, warning that only 5,787 new homes were completed in 2022/23 – one of the lowest numbers since records began.
Safety work to be carried out on busy junction
Concerns have been raised over pedestrian visibility at the junction between Pontygwindy Road and Heol Bro Wen, near the Green Lady pub.
First Minister says new bill will fundamentally change the landscape for bus services
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.
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.