Eluned Morgan rejected “never credible” suggestions the Labour UK Government should have persuaded Tata to reopen a deal initially negotiated by Conservative ministers.
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‘Extremely proud of everyone involved’: Allotment group thanks those behind recent successes
It’s been a busy spring at Van Ward Allotments, who’ve recently come together to thank those who have helped them grow their membership and land several awards.
Holiday lodges at fishing lakes win retrospective approval
Cardiff Angling Centre has set up 16 timber-clad lodges and decks around the fishing ponds at Cefn Mably Lakes.
HMO conversion gets thumbs up from council planners
The property at 10 Nelson Terrace currently has two bedrooms, but could now become a house in multiple occupation for up to four people.
‘Drab’ and ‘run-down’ school playground brought back to life thanks to volunteers
Thanks to volunteer efforts, the “drab” and “rundown” infant playground at Coed y Brain has been given a makeover – with colourful outdoor learning areas, refurbished Wendy houses and more brightening up the yard.
Council considering expanding on additional learning needs services
Caerphilly County Borough Council is considering expanding the number of specialist resource centres for children with additional learning needs.
Grandfather and granddaughter reach finals of global photography competition
A grandfather and granddaughter from Caerphilly have reached the final of a global competition dubbed the ‘Oscars of food photography’.
Supermarket rivals at odds over plans for new Aldi
The city council has granted planning permission for two neighbouring premises at Newport’s East Retail Park, off Docks Way, to be joined as a single retail unit.
EMA applications open for 2025/26 as students can claim £40 a week
Eligible sixth form and college students aged between 16 and 18 can claim £40 a week to cover the costs involved in further education, such as transport or meals.
Ministers reject calls to intervene over ‘foul’ stench from tip
More than 1,100 people signed a Senedd petition which warned of an overpowering smell from the landfill site at the former Hafod quarry in Johnstown, Wrexham.