The Senedd’s climate change committee took evidence after reports that spills in Wales account for about 25% of all discharges across Wales and England.
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Welsh-medium school moves into its brand new “state-of-the-art” building
Ysgol Gymraeg Cwm Gwyddon has opened its new building on the site of the former Cwmcarn Comprehensive School.
Town Council rejects draft boundary proposals
Bargoed Town Council has rejected draft proposals which would see changes to its ward boundaries and the number of serving councillors.
Remembrance Sunday and Armistice Day services to be held across borough
There will be services, parades and the laying of wreaths across Caerphilly County Borough this month to mark Remembrance.
Welsh Government’s agricultural support scheme criticised
The launch of an interim agricultural support scheme has been described as a shambles which could see some farmers’ payments fall by as much as 90%.
Urgent action needed to stop water companies releasing sewage into Wales’ waterways
Janet Finch-Saunders MS told the chamber there were 83,000 spills in 2022, accounting for around 25% of all discharges in England and Wales.
Ebbw Valley railway line will close for nearly three weeks as upgrades near completion
The Ebbw Valley railway line will be closed for two-and-a-half weeks as multi-million pound upgrades are finished.
Calls for the council to provide support for LGBT+ Armed Forces members
Councillors have called on the authority to provide support to former and serving LGBT+ members of the Armed Forces, as well as their families.
RSPCA appeal for information after puppies found abandoned in box on mountain
The eight-week-old cross-pug puppies were found on a mountain pass on October 31 and taken to a veterinary surgery.
Ruperra Castle’s future in jeopardy, council survey shows
Ruperra Castle, near Draethen, has been confirmed as one of the most at-risk listed buildings in Caerphilly County Borough.