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Substation’s beauty salon makeover plan wins approval
Proposals to transform an old substation into a beauty salon have won the approval of Caerphilly County Borough Council planners.
Paralympian shares story of bowls bronze medal triumph
A former Paralympian who won bronze for Great Britain has shared how she overcame the odds to compete at the highest level.
First Minister to remain ‘ultimate judge’ of ministers’ conduct
First Minister Eluned Morgan has confirmed she will continue to have the final say on breaches of conduct by her ministers amid concerns about a lack of independence.
Plans for new homes and supermarket next to former colliery site
New apartments and a supermarket could be built on a “redundant” parcel of brownfield land in Penallta, next to a former colliery site.
Wales to ban greyhound racing by 2030
The Welsh Government has introduced plans for a phased ban on greyhound racing by 2030, proposing to make it an offence to operate a track or organise races.
GP surgery to close branch and move staff and services to main site
At an Aneurin Bevan University Health Board meeting, held this week, chiefs heard the North Celynen Practice had requested to close down its branch site on Ashfield Road.
New operator to take over GP surgery
Aberbeeg Medical Practice was one of five surgeries returned to the health board earlier this year by its GPs and a management firm, eHarley Street.
Ex-Reform leader pleads guilty to Pro-Russia bribery charges
The former leader of Reform UK in Wales has pleaded guilty to numerous bribery charges relating to pro-Russian statements.
Cable thefts cause major disruption on Valleys rail lines – with £750k repair bill
A spate of cable thefts on the South Wales Valley rail network has caused widespread disruption for passengers – and left a repair bill of more than three quarters of a million pounds.