Wales will create its own standalone water regulator in a “once-in-a-generation” revamp of the industry aimed at clearing up rivers and delivering better value for bill payers.
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Ignoring food waste could land residents with ‘education and enforcement’ action
Newport residents who fail to put food waste out for collection could fall foul of council “education and enforcement” officers.
Yellow weather warning for rain issued by Met Office on day of Senedd by-election
A Met Office weather warning will be in place across much of south Wales this Thursday, as voters head to the polls in the Caerphilly Senedd by-election.
‘Scrap the Senedd,’ England-based by-election candidate says
UKIP’s Roger Quilliam, who lives in Hampshire, has also vowed to “declare war” on communism and Islamic fundamentalism.
Steve Aicheler: The Liberal Democrat candidate for the Caerphilly Senedd by-election
A resident of Machen for 20 years with his family, Cllr Aicheler explains why Wales needs “serious solutions to serious problems”.
Deputy First Minister under fire over ‘political fix’ on greyhound racing ban
During a tense evidence session, Huw Irranca-Davies was challenged by fellow Labour member Alun Davies over the timing of a draft law.
First-ever female Archbishop of Wales set to be officially enthroned
Cherry Vann, who has served as the Bishop of Monmouth since 2020, will be enthroned as the 15th Archbishop of Wales at a service in Newport Cathedral in November.
Mural celebrating the Aber Valley unveiled at housing development
A new mural celebrating the heritage of the Aber Valley has been unveiled on the site of a new housing development in Abertridwr.
Town centre protests over Nation of Sanctuary pass without incident
Two protests were held in Caerphilly town centre on Saturday October 18 – one opposing the Welsh Government’s Nation of Sanctuary scheme, and a much larger counter-protest supporting the policy.
Football club gets nod to build new stand at home ground
Treowen Stars applied for planning permission to improve their home ground following their promotion to the Cymru South.