Senedd members accused the Welsh Government of failing to hold fire services to account after a report revealed a toxic culture of bullying, harassment, misogyny and discrimination.
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Senedd member accuses government of failing to heed museum warnings
A Senedd member accused the Welsh Government of failing to heed repeated warnings after the national museum was forced to close its doors.
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Axing Cardiff University’s nursing school will impact services in Gwent
HEALTH chiefs say axing Wales’ most prestigious nursing school will impact services in Gwent and have questioned the reasoning for doing so.
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Owen Filer: Cwmbran’s 105-year supermarket trolley collector
Meet Cwmbran’s 105-year-old trolley collector. Yes, that’s a bit of tongue-in-cheek but wait until you read this story.
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How Cwmbran Companies Can Enhance Employee Experience by Improving Workspaces
Employee satisfaction and productivity are closely linked to the quality of the working environment. A well-structured office fosters engagement, supports well-being, and encourages collaboration. By refining office design, businesses can create an atmosphere that meets employee needs and enhances overall efficiency. So, how exactly does an optimised workspace benefit both employees and the company? Keep […]
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World Cancer Day: Around 580 new cancer cases every year in Torfaen
Nick Thomas-Symonds, Torfaen MP, writes about World Cancer Day for Cwmbran Life. Every year on 4 February, people across the world mark World Cancer Day. It offers a chance to raise awareness of cancer and a reminder of the work needed to tackle the disease.
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Welsh Government ‘in the dark’ on £109m NI cash
The Welsh Government remains in the dark about how much Wales will receive to cover the estimated £109m cost of tax rises in the public sector, a committee heard.
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Ex-FM declares interest amid calls for crackdown on political donations
Vaughan Gething declared an interest as the Senedd’s petitions committee discussed calls for a crackdown on donations to politicians.
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Public set to get vote on booting out misbehaving Senedd members
People would be given a vote on whether to remove badly behaving Senedd members from office between elections under new plans unveiled during January.
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Senedd steps up multi-million-pound office search
The Senedd has set out the next steps in its multi-million-pound search for offices in Cardiff Bay, with a final decision expected by the end of this year.