Plans for a £1.30-a-night tourism tax in parts of Wales from 2027 have been given Royal Assent from King Charles III.
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‘We are alone’ – Cladding scandal victims receive ‘zero’ support
People affected by the cladding scandal have received “zero” support from the Welsh Government while being “ripped off” by a combined £13,000 a week, a committee heard.
‘Medical misogyny failing women in rural Wales’
A Senedd Member warned a woman’s postcode too often dictates whether she receives timely care in Wales as he shared his daughter’s own 13-year ordeal.
Primary school pupils and Olympian open new supermarket
Primary school pupils were joined by former Team GB Olympian and rugby sevens star Sam Cross to open Nelson’s new Aldi supermarket.
Drakeford pans Plaid Cymru’s ‘kitchen sink’ motion
Mark Drakeford panned Plaid Cymru for “throwing the kitchen sink” into a motion, describing a debate on the UK budget as the antithesis of responsible politics.
Green light for new specialist ALN bases at some borough schools
Proposals to set up specialist ‘resource bases’ for pupils with additional learning needs have been given the go-ahead.
Police appeal for missing man last seen three weeks ago
Police are appealing for information to help find missing Cefn Fforest man Jamie Loader, 47.
Welsh Government urged to act on ‘fleecehold scandal’
Senedd Members called for meaningful reform of the “wild west” of estate management charges in memory of Labour politician Hefin David, who championed the cause.
Hillsborough law hailed as ‘incredibly important moment for Wales’
Labour’s Mick Antoniw paid tribute to the determination of families in Liverpool as he backed the “long-overdue and most-necessary” Hillsborough law.
Lottery grant helps hub grow community garden project
Libanus Lifestyle has received National Lottery support for its year-long project on the grounds of the former Libanus Chapel.