Senedd Archives

Bowel cancer self-screening tests to be sent out to more people across Wales

Bowel cancer self-screening tests will now be sent to people aged between 51 and 54 in Wales.

If the Welsh Government’s new Bill is passed, residents would no longer have to register to vote before Senedd or council elections.

A ban on the sale of a variety of single-use plastics comes into force across Wales on October 30.

Schools are being given a share of £20m Welsh Government funding to support children with disabilities or additional learning needs.

Welsh Conservative shadow minister Nastasha Asghar has opened her Newport office so angry residents can sign the petition in person.

However the Aneurin Beavan Health Board has said it is keen to work with patients and hear their opinions.

South Wales East MS Peredur Owen Griffiths highlights the importance of volunteer sports coaches in his latest blog for Caerphilly Observer.

The Welsh Government minister responsible for supporting refugees and asylum seekers has been quizzed by Ukrainian refugees living in Caerphilly.

The children of Fochriw Primary School had an important message during their special safety assembly on September 18: “Twenty is Plenty”.

“Once-in-a-generation” reforms to the Senedd, including proposals to increase the number of Senedd Members, have been published.