Senedd Members have scrutinised a 17,000-signature petition calling for action to save stroke services amid fears for the future of frontline hospital care in mid and west Wales.
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New plans unveiled for 17 ‘contemporary’ flats in town
Up to 17 homes could be built as part of a redevelopment in Risca, according to new proposals.
Welsh Government unveils draft ‘Airbnb law’
The draft bill would set legal standards for fire, electrical and gas safety, with rules on carbon monoxide alarms and public liability insurance.
Former school dinner lady celebrates her 100th birthday
Former Hendre School dinner lady Joan Robins has celebrated reaching an incredible milestone — her 100th birthday.
Welsh Labour deletes post after Reform UK legal threat in Caerphilly by-election
Welsh Labour has deleted posts about Reform UK’s Caerphilly candidate Llŷr Powell after a legal threat citing defamation and election law.
Reform candidate denies knowledge of former boss’ pro-Russia bribes
Reform’s Senedd by-election candidate has denied he was aware of his former boss taking bribes – and has called those who questioned him “despicable”.
Senedd staff stress levels ‘stubbornly high’ as expansion looms
Ms Antoniazzi said the Senedd commission, which runs the parliament’s support services, has developed a wellness strategy and targeted support for services under strain.
Labour candidate calls for Pride in Place cash to be spent saving libraries
Richard Tunnicliffe, Labour’s Senedd by-election candidate, has called for the funding to be spent on saving libraries – putting him at odds with the council’s leadership.
Melody Makers Choir to stage gala concert in Caerphilly
The Melody Makers Choir will be performing at the Vanguard Centre, Van Road, on Saturday October 4.
Senedd demands tougher fly-tipping penalties
Senedd Members have demanded a crackdown on fly-tipping, with 42,000 incidents last year – a number that is rapidly rising while prosecution rates remain relatively low.