Vaughan Gething vowed to stand up for Wales as he was formally nominated as Mark Drakeford’s successor as the next first minister.
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Senedd members raise concerns about health board
Senedd members raised concerns about the above-average number of prevention of future death reports issued by coroners related to Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board.
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Senedd backs calls for free entry to Welsh museums
The Senedd backed calls to keep free entry to museums amid concerns that Welsh Government budget cuts risk endangering Wales’ national collections.
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Senedd calls for UK Government to replace ‘outdated’ Barnett formula
The Senedd called on the UK Government to replace the “outdated” Barnett funding formula with a new needs-based way of setting public spending in Wales.
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Health minister apologies after hospital mortuary releases wrong body
Wales’ health minister apologised for the dreadful distress inflicted on grieving families after a second case of a hospital mortuary releasing the wrong body.
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MS calls for Wales to set up overdose prevention centres
A Senedd member called for Wales to establish overdose prevention centres to save lives, reduce harm and protect communities.
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MS shares flooding experience in Senedd debate
A Senedd member recalled her family’s own experience of the devastating impact of flooding as she called for a national resilience plan.
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Stand for spectators included in plans for Torfaen school’s new 3G pitch
Story by Twm Owen, local democracy reporter STANDS for spectators are included in plans for a new 3G sports pitch at a Torfaen secondary school.
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Former Cwmbran Greggs could be cafe, restaurant or pub
Story by Twm Owen, local democracy reporter THE owners of the Cwmbran Centre want permission for a former Greggs bakery to be used as a cafe, restaurant or pub.
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‘It’s really clear the school is making appropriate progress. I’m really encouraged about that’: Education chief talks about Cwmbran High School
Story by Twm Owen, local democracy reporter AN education chief is “pleased” with a report a school must remain in special measures – five years after being found in need of improvement.