Jane Hutt said reforms to the workplace capability assessment announced by the UK Chancellor will push more disabled people into poverty.
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New law to reform planning process for major projects passes first hurdle
A proposed law to reform the planning process for major infrastructure projects passed its first hurdle despite concerns it “undermines” the role of the Senedd.
Police find missing 21-year-old after appeal
A 21-year-old man who was reported missing has now been found, Gwent Police has confirmed.
Explained: What is the Cardiff Capital Region?
Ten local authorities make up the Cardiff Capital Region (CCR), a partnership focused on regeneration, investment and transport infrastructure.
Welsh Government pledges support to homeowners caught up in ‘fleecehold’ scandal
The Welsh Government will support a new law to give much-needed rights and protections to homeowners caught up in the “fleecehold” scandal.
Attempts to reduce antisocial behaviour outside supermarket as CCTV installed
Morrisons has installed the CCTV at its Bargoed store after experiencing ongoing problems, including in the underground car park.
Fears XL Bully ban could make some dogs more dangerous
A BBC Wales programme investigating these fears – Dogs on Death Row: Will the Bully Ban Work? – is available on BBC iPlayer.
Wales records lowest-ever performance in Pisa tests
Wales’ performance in internationally recognised reading, maths and science tests has fallen to its lowest-ever level.
Caerphilly school looking to “lead the way” in growth of Esports
A team of pupils at Ysgol Gyfun Cwm Rhymni, Caerphilly, have recently been crowned Rocket League champions in the Welsh College Cup.
Do you run a buy and sell group online? You could be liable for others selling fake goods
In an era of online selling, Trading Standards officers from Caerphilly County Borough are now patrolling virtual market spaces as well as physical ones.