Newport City Council’s leader said a new fund would support camera upgrades following feedback from residents and traders.
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Council abandons plans to cut secondary school transport services
The plans would have meant some secondary school pupils walking six-mile round trips to school each day.
Walking route deemed ‘unsafe’ ahead of proposed cuts to school transport
Independent inspectors have raised concerns following a survey of Caerphilly County Borough’s main walking routes for secondary schools.
WRU begins consultation on plans to reshape Welsh rugby landscape
Last month, the WRU announced its desire to cut the number of professional sides in Wales from four to two.
Leisure centre users ‘distraught and confused’ ahead of opening hours cuts
From September 1, the new opening hours for the centre’s swimming pools and health suite will be from 4pm to 8pm on weekdays, and from 9am to 1pm on weekends.
How effective has facial recognition been in south Wales?
Using facial recognition has cost a Welsh police force more than £3.5m and resulted in 93 arrests since its introduction, according to the latest available police data.
WRU sets out plans to cut number of professional rugby teams in Wales
The four professional sides – Dragons, Ospreys, Scarlets, and Cardiff – now face uncertain futures as the WRU launches a consultation into its proposals.
Council ‘committed’ to preserving Mon and Brec Canal amid water supply concerns
Caerphilly County Borough Council said it is “committed” to preserving the Monmouthshire and Brecon Canal amid ongoing concerns about water supply issues.
‘Unneighbourly’ garden terrace approved despite privacy concerns
Homeowners in Rogerstone have won a hotly contested bid to keep their remodelled back garden, after a council planner branded the work “unneighbourly”.
City Deal accounts delays ‘not good enough’
A Newport council committee has criticised accounting delays for the Cardiff Capital Region’s City Deal as “not good enough”.