Nearly £9 million of funding has been announced for cultural institutions across Wales, including museums, archives, libraries and more.
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CEO refuses to rule out cuts amid Welsh Government health board intervention
Gwent’s NHS chief has refused to rule out cuts to services in response to the health board moving one step towards special measures.
Pub’s serving hours curbed after report of ‘violent altercation’
The incident, reportedly involving “six to eight” people, happened outside the Ship and Pilot, in Pill, shortly after 1am on Sunday October 26.
Joint fire control room ‘like Wetherspoons on a match day’
Fire service staff in south Wales are sleeping in cars between excessive night shifts and have compared trying to run the control room to a Wetherspoon’s on a match day.
Two arrested after attempted robbery at shop
The incident reportedly happened at a shop on St Cenydd Road, Trecenydd, at around 10.30am on Thursday December 18.
Dangerous driver wanted back in prison following release
Carl Hunt, 35, from Crosskeys, is wanted back in prison following his release in September, sparking a Gwent Police appeal to find him.
Wife’s campaign to change law in husband’s memory to be debated in parliament
Ellie James’ campaign to change the law in memory of her late husband Owain, who passed away last year with a brain tumour, will be debated in Westminster.
‘Harrowing’ distress now the norm for unpaid carers in Wales
“Harrowing” levels of distress have become the norm for unpaid carers in Wales, a committee has heard, with charities warning of a support system “set up to fail”.
Healthcare worker who sexually assaulted patients jailed
A healthcare worker who sexually assaulted two patients during medical examinations has been jailed for nine years.
Police upping patrols to tackle Christmas crimes
Gwent Police is upping patrols to tackle seasonal crimes such as shop thefts, road offences and antisocial behaviour over the Christmas period.