The Welsh Government’s claim that it has offered vaccinations to all adult care home residents and staff in Wales is wrong, according to a care home manager in Caerphilly.
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Story book to help children deal with grief published
Mother-of-two Jess Childs, from Caerphilly, has published ‘Ivy and the Rock’ after dealing with the loss of her parents.
Teenagers raise more than £3k for Ty Hafan with January run
Three friends from Machen have raised more than £3,000 for Ty Hafan after they ran more than 62 miles throughout January.
What support is available for business in Wales at the moment?
Businesses classed as non-essential retail, and those in the hospitality, leisure and tourism sectors can apply for help.
Investigation into murder of Tyrone France featured in TV documentary Murder by the Sea
The story behind the police investigation into the brutal 1996 killing of Tyrone France is to be told in a new documentary airing tonight.
Council headquarters could reopen as vaccination centre if needed
The mass vaccination centre at the council’s headquarters has moved to Newbridge – but it could reopen if needed.
Fire service council tax precept set to rise
The fire service will consider its budget for 2021/2022, with a recommended contribution of £77.5 million from the ten local authority areas it covers.
Scouts go international during pandemic
Using video conferencing app Zoom, the 1st Abercarn Scouts group has been able to interact with fellow scouts from across the globe.
Calls for police precept increase to be lowered
Gwent’s Police and Crime Commissioner, Jeff Cuthbert, has been asked to reconsider a proposed precept rise of 5.49%.
Natural Resources Wales criticised over lack of consultation
Llanbradach councillors Colin Mann and Rob Gough have criticised NRW over a lack of consultation into a decision – but the regulator has said there was no need for one under law.