Wales’ economy secretary has warned of drastic consequences for the future of Welsh steelmaking after the EU announced plans to slash tariff-free import quotas.
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Face masks must be worn in hospitals, health board says
Aneurin Bevan University Health Board introduced the measure on Tuesday October 7 due to “an increase in winter illnesses”.
National museums face almost £3m budget gap
The planned “business-as-usual” Welsh budget would leave national museums facing a near-£3m shortfall and lead to more cuts, the Senedd’s culture committee has heard.
Developer submits plans for two HMO conversions
A developer has submitted proposals to turn properties in Blackwood and Senghenydd into HMOs.
Labour’s Caerphilly by-election candidate to face voters at community events
Welsh Labour’s Senedd by-election candidate for Caerphilly, Richard Tunnicliffe, will host a series of “community listening events” across the constituency, beginning this weekend.
Made-in-Wales investment model avoids ‘crippling’ PFI trap, says Drakeford
Mark Drakeford explained £1.14bn for projects including the new Velindre cancer centre and A465 works “simply would not have happened” otherwise.
‘Piggybacking’ on UK laws ‘undermines Senedd scrutiny’
Senedd Members have warned a continued reliance on UK laws in devolved areas is eroding the Welsh Parliament’s crucial role in scrutinising legislation.
Green Party tree planted in Caerphilly’s Ukrainian Gratitude Orchard
An apple tree donated by the Wales Green Party has been planted at Caerphilly’s Ukrainian Gratitude Orchard in Morgan Jones Park.
More than 1,200 children take part in annual Primary Schools Cross Country event
Held on the Showfield on Thursday October 2, a total of 23 schools participated in the morning session, with 21 schools taking part in the afternoon.
Newport Council agrees to lead new regional sports partnership
The local authority joins Blaenau Gwent, Caerphilly, Monmouthshire, and Torfaen to form the Active Gwent Sports Partnership.