The project was classified as a Wales-and-England project in 2015 by David Cameron’s UK Government despite not an inch of track crossing the border.
Tag: Senedd
‘We can’t carry on as we are’: NRW set to face ‘rough old 12 months’
David Henshaw, who chairs the board, said: “We can’t carry on as we are,” with NRW having agreed a target of cutting £10.9m from its budget by April 1.
‘There is a real risk of crying wolf’: NRW defends record on flood warnings
The Senedd’s climate committee took evidence from NRW as part of an inquiry on the response to storms Bert and Darragh.
Delays to tribunal reforms ‘deeply troubling’
Senedd Members urged ministers to press ahead with urgently needed reforms of the Welsh tribunal system or risk leaving the courts unable to cope with demand.
No further intervention measures imposed on Gwent’s health board
Aneurin Bevan University Health Board will not face any further intervention measures, Wales’ health secretary has confirmed.
Welsh Government set to change key ambulance target
Wales’ health secretary said the ambulance service will trial changes over the next year which will focus on outcomes rather than response times.
Auditor general criticises ‘irregular’ Industry Wales accounts
The auditor general sounded the alarm about the “irregular” accounts of a wholly Welsh Government-owned company, warning of a lack of evidence to support financial claims.
New Senedd ‘super constituencies’ confirmed
Final plans for 16 new “super constituencies” have been unveiled ahead of the next Senedd election in a little over a year.
Delyth Jewell MS voices support for efforts to protect ‘much-cherished community asset’
In this month’s blog, South Wales East MS voices her support for Trethomas residents campaigning to protect green spaces in their village.
Row over £2bn reserves amid ‘skyrocketing’ council tax bills
The Conservatives called on councils to utilise “usable” reserves of more than £2bn, with taxpayers in Wales facing an average bill increase of 7.3% next year.