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Efforts to stop harmful chemicals leaking from quarry to be monitored by Welsh Government

Welsh Government minister Julie James will monitor efforts to prevent harmful chemicals leaking from an old quarry near Ynysddu.

Under the bill, future Senedd elections would use a “closed-list” system which would see the electorate voting for parties rather than people.

Five men, including four from Caerphilly County Borough, will appear before Newport Magistrate’s Court.

The Senedd Commission – which runs the Welsh Parliament’s estate and provides support for MSs – remains in dispute with the PCS Union.

Train services in Wales are heading in the wrong direction under Transport for Wales, according to opposition Senedd Members.

Drainage works are being carried out near St Cenydd Comprehensive School during October half-term.

Four people from Caerphilly County Borough have been arrested on suspicion of supplying drugs, Gwent Police confirm.

Opposition MSs called for greater transparency on A&E performance data amid claims statistics have been inaccurately reported for more than a decade.

Caerphilly Athletic FC are looking to make Morgan Jones Park their home, having not played there this season due to vandalism and drainage issues.

Welsh ministers are preparing for the devolution of powers over youth justice, probation and policing, the Senedd heard.