Jane Hutt told the equality committee that inequality during the pandemic led to a clearer commitment on tackling systemic, institutional racism in Wales.
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“They did absolutely fantastic – every single one of them came away with a medal”
Seven kickboxing and karate students from Caerphilly have represented Wales in the WKU World Championships – winning 21 medals between them.
“A pioneering woman to whom we owe an enormous debt” – tributes paid to Glenys Kinnock
Tributes have been paid to former MEP and Labour minister Glenys Kinnock, who has died at the age of 79.
Fans outside hospital doors to disperse fumes from queuing ambulances
Fans have had to be placed at the doors of the Grange University Hospital to disperse fumes from ambulances queuing outside.
17-year-old girl found after being reported missing
Kiera Jones, from Tredegar, was last seen in Blackwood at around 1.30pm on Tuesday November 28.
Blackwood’s winter food and craft fair draws more than 7,600 visitors
More than 7,600 visitors descended on Blackwood as the town hosted its winter food and craft fair on Saturday November 25.
“A man of huge warmth, integrity and principal”: Tributes paid to former MEP
Tributes have been paid to South East Wales’ former MEP Allan Rogers, who passed away on November 28 at the age of 91.
Trethomas Bluebirds salvage a point against rivals Risca United to continue unbeaten streak
Trethomas Bluebirds scored a late penalty to rescue a point in a fiery 2-2 draw against rivals Risca United in the Ardal South East.
Story book encouraging children to ‘do the right thing’ released after police and community effort
The book was written by children’s author Mike Church, with help from Gwent Police, St James Primary School pupils, and Bargoed-based PETRA Publishing.
Drug dealer jailed for three years after 120mph high-speed car chase through Caerphilly
Adam O’Reilly, 21, has been jailed for three years after admitting to supplying drugs and dangerous driving.