The first minister has called on the UK Government to cough up cash to help make Wales’ high-risk disused coal tips safe.
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Price’s bid for fourth Grand Slam of Darts title to get underway this weekend
Gerwyn Price will face Northern Ireland’s Nathan Rafferty in his opening match at this year’s Grand Slam of Darts.
Police officer who threatened to share explicit images of woman sacked and jailed
Nathan Collings, 34, of Diamond Jubilee Terrace, Abertillery, also pleaded guilty to stalking, as well as coercive behaviour.
Plans to create an ‘anti-racist’ Wales by 2030 at risk, Senedd Members hear
Plans to make Wales an anti-racist country by 2030 are being put at risk by financial constraints and a lack of representation in leadership positions, MSs have heard.
£40m scheme to help homeowners with soaring mortgage bills
Homeowners struggling with soaring mortgage bills could receive loans to help them keep their homes, the Welsh Government has announced.
Charity shop unveils Remembrance-themed ‘vintage and retro corner’
Sight Cymru has unveiled its new ‘vintage and retro corner’ at its Blackwood charity shop.
Three points at the end of the rainbow as Cascade Ladies beat Pontardawe Town
Cascade Ladies have bounced back from defeat to beat Pontardawe Town Ladies 3-1 in the Genero Adran South.
Council signs Armed Forces Covenant ahead of Remembrance
Caerphilly County Borough Council has signed a pledge to treat current and former Armed Forces personnel fairly.
Rugby round-up: Big wins for Newbridge and Cross Keys but most games postponed
Newbridge moved up to third in the WRU National Championship East after a resounding 45-20 win on a weekend plagued by postponements.
Peredur Owen Griffiths: Wales’ “hands are tied” over dog safety legislation
South Wales East MS Peredur Owen Griffiths discusses the latest dog safety developments in his blog for Caerphilly Observer.
