The equality and social justice committee took evidence about the use of personal data in the Welsh NHS as part of a short inquiry on data justice.
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ADHD medication shortage causing “distress to many people across Wales”
Labour MS Sarah Murphy called for an update from the Welsh Government on what it is doing to address the ongoing lack of ADHD drugs.
Win a pass to Zip World’s Monsters of the Mine immersive experience
Caerphilly Observer is offering one lucky reader the chance to win a pair of passes to Zip World’s Monsters of the Mine immersive experience.
Further road safety measures pledged along road where nurse died in crash
Further road safety improvements between Gelligroes and Ynysddu following a campaign by the family of nurse Laurie Jones.
Lounge chain set to open restaurant in Caerphilly
Consurio Lounge will open at Castle Court Shopping Centre, in the unit previously occupied by Gatehouse and Glanmor’s tea room.
Three weeks left on £17m Rhymney school merger consultation
The council has proposed moving two existing schools – Ysgol Y Lawnt and Upper Rhymney Primary – onto a purpose-built new campus.
Calls for urgent action as one-third of children living in poverty in Wales
Senedd Members have called for urgent action amid concerns that more than a third of children in Wales are living in poverty.
“Trailblazer”: Family celebrates legacy of pioneer Wales international footballer
The achievements of the late Wendy Slade, who earned two caps for Wales’ women’s side in the 1970s, have been celebrated in Senghenydd.
Senedd agrees to UK Government’s levelling-up bill despite concerns
The Senedd has agreed to the UK Government’s Levelling Up and Regeneration bill despite concerns that it “rides roughshod over and undermines” Welsh democracy.
Public services facing millions of pounds worth of cuts in Wales
Finance minister Rebecca Evans has warned Wales faces “extraordinary” financial pressures due to a £900m shortfall in the budget.