Bereaved families have described a Senedd Covid-19 committee as “not fit for any purpose” amid concerns about duplication and a lack of engagement.
Senedd Covid-19 committee ‘not fit for any purpose’ say bereaved families
Bereaved families have described a Senedd Covid-19 committee as “not fit for any purpose” amid concerns about duplication and a lack of engagement.
‘..they go to Cwmbran rather than come to us and our shops’: Car parking in Monmouthshire raised more than £1 million
PARKING charges have raised more than £1 million pounds for a cash-strapped council, it has been revealed.
‘..they go to Cwmbran rather than come to us and our shops’: Car parking in Monmouthshire raised more than £1 million
PARKING charges have raised more than £1 million pounds for a cash-strapped council, it has been revealed.
Torfaen Council ‘£70,000’ away from ‘balanced’ budget for 2024/25
RISKS around energy prices and pay increases are concerning councillors in Torfaen – which is preparing a budget “likely to be the envy” of many Welsh councils.
Torfaen Council ‘£70,000’ away from ‘balanced’ budget for 2024/25
RISKS around energy prices and pay increases are concerning councillors in Torfaen – which is preparing a budget “likely to be the envy” of many Welsh councils.
Planners believe wind farm between Abertillery and Pontypool would ‘be negative’
BLAENAU GWENT planners believe that a wind turbine development earmarked for a hillside between Abertillery and Pontypool would “be negative.”
Plans for new 3G sports pitch in Cwmbran could be submitted this month
The planning application for a new 3G sports pitch in Cwmbran could be submitted by the end of this month for councillors to make a decision.
New sign for entrance to Cwmbran Boating Lake
A new sign at the entrance to Cwmbran Boating Lake will explain to visitors the work of the local community council to improve the area.
WRU boss warns adding Six Nations matches to protected free TV list could threaten its survival
Adding Wales’ Six Nations matches to a list of protected free-to-air TV events would threaten the survival of the Welsh Rugby Union, its new chief executive warned.